We Are Teachers went through a wide variety of internet resources for teachers to pick out the top 30. Their list starts with Amazon Inspire, which lets K-12 teachers interact and share content. Common Lit provides a wide variety of fiction and nonfiction reading passages, complete with questions to check comprehension. Education World offers more than a thousand free lessons, while the Library of Congress helps teachers incorporate primary sources into their lesson plans. Other well-known organizations like NASA, PBS, the New York Times and others all offer content and resources for teachers as well.
Key Takeaways:
- Amazon Inspire is a collaborative and educational service, created for educators teaching K through 12 students.
- Arts Edge, a program offered by the Kennedy Art Center, offers arts-based resources for educators teaching K-12 pupils.
- A free collection of literary fictional and non-fictional narratives, with text-specific questions is available to educators, courtesy of Common Lit.
“Common Sense Media is a nonprofit dedicated to providing educators and students with resources to harness the power of technology for learning and life. Free lessons K-12”
Read more: https://www.weareteachers.com/free-teacher-resources/
