This resource round-up is filled with resources that will support your distance learning classroom as well as your students critical analysis and creative thinking in a distance learning context. We’re featuring Interactive Resources, Digital Activities, and more. Check out these resources — half of which are FREE!
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It’s FREE!“This resource is created to help you save time while making digital resources! Also a large range of accents are included so it’s suited for making resources in different languages.” |
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“I wish that every differently abled kid would know that they can still be the hero of their own lives, and that they are powerful.” |
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It’s FREE!“I’m a strong believer of instilling self-love and self-worth to our students and children. These classroom posters are a reminder that before we teach, it’s important to know your worth and capabilities.” |
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“This is a 26 letter set of Math terms that is versatile to be used as classroom decor or added to learning activities.” |
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It’s FREE!“Engage your littles with this interactive & differentiated online journal! Perfect for your distance learning or blended learning toolbox of resources!” |
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“This resource will help you introduce and implement breakout rooms to your Google Meet or Zoom Sessions with clear expectations which will set your students up for success.” |
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It’s FREE!“This resource provides a fun way to practice multiplication that is perfect for springtime!” |
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“This resource provides a tool useful for expanding your students’ vocabularies all year long! It is available in grades 2nd – 10th!” |
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It’s FREE!“This resource is a Google Forms activity where students will read a passage and answer a variety of comprehension questions to assess reading skills!” |
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“This digital Social Studies resource bundle includes three interactive Google Slides presentations with a total of over 60 slides for Mesoamerica covering the Ancient Maya Civilization, the Aztec Empire, and the Inca Empire!” |
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It’s FREE!“Establishing a foundation of empathy is crucial in the development of responsible, caring citizens. This digital activity set is an asset to your primary social skills and character education programs. It includes a drag-and-drop digital activity, a follow-up center sort and social scenario writing response activity.” |
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“Planning can be stressful- these 60 digital morning meeting prompts for Google Slides™ and Jamboard™, help alleviate some of that anxiety. These questions are perfect prompts to begin your circle time and morning meeting in a way which builds community and strengthens morale, inevitably bringing you and your students closer than ever.” |
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It’s FREE!“This one page mini-book is a fun way for students to build a self-care routine by reflecting on things they enjoy doing at home.” |
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“This resource helps students build confidence in themselves as artists and scientists by carefully observing and following each drawing step. The first step has been provided for students to help build their confidence and drawing success.” |
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It’s FREE!“Scavenger Hunts are a great way to get students engaged in their learning. These Noun Scavenger Hunts will have students searching for, taking pictures of, and labelling the nouns in their environments.” |
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“Fun Books are a way to keep your early finishers engaged and working on essential literacy and math skills throughout the month. This set includes September themed activities for students to complete.” |
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It’s FREE!“My all time favorite activity for generating ideas and topics for writing is the Writer’s Heart. Begin introducing Writer’s Heart with a mini-lesson about what truly matters: special people, special memories, favorites, and hopes and dreams to generate meaningful and manageable topics to write about.” |
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“This resource includes 18 mini lessons that teach the six traits of writing (ideas, organization, voice, sentence fluency, word choice, and conventions) and is intended for grades K-5 within narrative writing. These mini lessons can be used whether you are teaching in the classroom or virtually.” |
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It’s FREE!“Do you need a simple, no prep way to review place value concepts with your students? This is a set of Google Slides that is perfect to use as a mini-lesson, when working with small groups, for intervention or reteaching, or even for your students to work through independently.” |
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“This COMPLETE BUNDLE is exactly what your division unit needs! Each set of interactive, no-prep Google Slides includes a mini-lesson and practice activities created to break-down challenging division concepts so that remote and in-person learners can understand and feel successful!” |
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It’s FREE!“Analyze poetry with this fun freebie for Google Forms. Students will read the poem and respond to the questions.” |
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“Guide your students through the writing process with these graphic organizers. This resource has everything you need to take your students from brainstorming to graded narratives.” |
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It’s FREE!“These note takers are wonderful tools that can be used across all subject areas. They are digital and makes note taking very easy while virtual.” |
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“Students will read passages that include grade level specific sight word practice. This digital & printable resource is differentiated K-2 and includes text evidence practice with every page!” |
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It’s FREE!“Whether you are teaching beginning readers online or in person, you can use this materials checklist as is, or edit it so it works for you.” |
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“Now available at a discount in a PAPER and DIGITAL BUNDLE—Noun Town is a fun way for children to discover or review nouns. Kids have so much fun they don’t even know they are learning!” |
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It’s FREE!“The current pandemic has placed an enormous amount of pressure on teachers to pivot their teaching practices and adapt to the new challenges with online learning. Combined with Ontario’s new math curriculum, this resource is perfect for introducing new math concepts in a digital setting.” |
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“The current pandemic has placed an enormous amount of pressure on teachers to pivot their teaching practices and adapt to the new challenges with online learning. Combined with Ontario’s new math curriculum, this resource is perfect for introducing new math concepts in a digital setting. This resource introduces financial literacy concepts to Grade 5 students in a fun, interactive, and engaging way.” |
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It’s FREE!“The perfect quick, easy, and fun formative assessment for any subject or standard. Ideas included for how to use for multiple grades and subjects.” |
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“Phonics is extremely hard to make engaging when your students are virtual. Get them moving and making real world connections with this bundle of phonics scavenger hunts.” |
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