The Best Digital Teaching Resources

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Elementary

Science/Tech

Science

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Mystery Science⁠

offers fun video science lessons. They created a list of great lessons (curated by age level) that kids can do 100% online during the Covid-19 outbreak. Each lesson has an optional off-line activity.

Smithsonian hosts 30 minute

virtual science shows⁠

each week, wherein a real scientists talks to kids and answers questions.

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NatGeo Education⁠

is hosting live and free events where students can ask questions from Nat Geo explorers!

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CrashCourse Kids⁠

is a great YouTube channel regularly updated with kid-centered science videos on all topics.

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Chemistry Now⁠

is a video series created by the National Science Foundation.

The National Foundation of Environmental Health Science⁠

has fun activities for kids on their website.

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NASA⁠

created great at-home activities for kids interested in astronomy.

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Smithsonian⁠

hosts a regular science show for kids wherein a real scientists talks to kids and answers questions. They are optimal for kids in grades 3-5. In addition to signing up for a live webcast, students and teachers can also browse

past shows⁠

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San Diego public schools⁠

curated a great list of additional online science teaching resources.

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EdHeads⁠

, a leading online science program, has made their website free through mid-April.

Coding

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Code.org⁠

offers free coding tutorials.

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Code Academy⁠

has coding courses for all ages.

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Scratch⁠

is a social platform developed by MIT where kids can practice building and sharing coded projects.

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CSunplugged⁠

has activities for kids to practice coding and computer science skills offline.

Engineering

The

US Patent Office⁠

has an interactive website with activities for kids and teens.

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Design Squad Global⁠

is a PBS show and website that challenges kids to try engineering projects.

Digital Literacy

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Interland⁠

is Google's online world where kids learn about cyberbullying, internet privacy, and other skills to become responsible and "internet awesome" digital citizens.

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