Another great Zoom with the International Schools Service about ELA and Social Studies for both elementary and secondary levels!

I just got this from one of the wonderful teachers in my circle. A lot of tech. programs (a lot of them offering access for free) to use for distance learning, and when we get back to school, flipped classroom activities. Stay healthy!

I just wanted to have this and post it in case our/your state needs facemasks during this health crisis. It's a way to support our brave doctors, nurses and supporting staff in the hospitals without leaving your home.

If you are interested in helping during this health crisis without leaving your home,hese are the pdf instructions for making facemasks. Please refer to the video, also posted on this site, to visually see how they are made.

This is a short start guide for 8x8

This video explains quickly what 8x8 is and how to use it for live streaming class instruction and it is free during this crisis.

This is another great resource for remote learning that I have used for years. Educreations is offering teachers access to their site for free

Scholastic is offering K-12 e-magazine for free during this crisis.

I've used this site for years. It is a great source for non-fiction articles and Newsela is offering free access till the end of this school year

If you are new to remote learning, these short tutorials will help you.

Great videos and presentations

The VARK Questionnaire determines the the way you learn best. It also has information for students on how to study efficiently according to their learning style.

Great keyboarding lessons!

A site that summarizes long articles focusing on main ideas and important details.