Creative writing prompts and projects from a nonprofit organization focused on igniting a love of writing in all students. (Grades 1–12)

Use this online tool to find the guided reading level of various books. Also available as an app. (Grades K–8)

An English Language Arts hub for educators and parents, includes lesson plans, printables, and professional development information. (Grades K–12)

Book lists, reading guides, activities, and more. (Grades PreK–5)

Resources for librarians and educators, including book lists and reviews. (Grades PreK–12)

Invite students and families to delve into the world of children's and young adult books with read-along performances of favorite books that are available in more than 100 languages, virtual storytimes with thousands of book readings, insightful interviews with authors, discussion questions, and more. (Grades PreK–12)

Free resources, including videos, games, and complete lesson plans, for teaching about the United States Constitution. (Grades 6–12)

Learn about civics through games that place you in the White House, on the Supreme Court bench, or fighting fake news. (Grades 4–12)

The National Archives has educator resources, as well as free distance learning programs featuring primary sources from their collections. (Grades K–12)

Lesson plans, videos, and other immersive resources for science education with a focus on the environment. (Grades K–12)

Lesson plans, videos, simulations and more from the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (Grades K–12)

A project from the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics that provides virtual games, interactives, and standards-aligned lesson plans. (Grades K–12)

Short videos and games to introduce different math concepts to school-age kids. (Grades 4–8)

Developed by the National Endowment for the Arts, EDSITEment! features lesson plans and teacher’s guides. The site also features a section dedicated to digital resources and online education for the humanities, and has Google Classroom integration. (Grades K–12)

virtual exploration of art collections from around the world. (Grades 2–12)

#MetKids is an interactive site developed for, with, and by kids. Students will learn fun facts about the Met and get ideas to create amazing projects. The Met also features lesson plans for teachers that introduce students to the richness and diversity of the museum’s collections. (Grades 2–6)

Online educational resources on a variety of subjects for all ages. Includes video instruction, practice exercises, articles, and quizzes. (Grades PreK–12)

Hub for all PBS educational resources including lesson plans, videos, and interactives for all core subjects.

Collection of distance learning resources from the Smithsonian’s museums, libraries, and archives; includes videos, texts, lesson plans, and more

This site features over 2,000 learning plans for educators to use to teach tolerance and acceptance. They even feature a specific remote learning lesson for schools impacted by closures. Educators can use this resource to build social emotional learning (SEL) skills at home. (Grades K–12)