Virtual Resources

For information on gaining access to Pupil Path contact Parent Coordinator Judy Rea.

The Math Department Uses Illustrative Math

Families have access:

GO TO https://im.openupresources.org/

Math resources for students:

Brainpop.com is available for students at home

Go to http://brainpop.com

Username is : ms202

Password is : ms202

Use brainpop for fun videos in every subject area

NYC DOE Translation Services

Glossaries for ELLs/MLLs Accommodations
The link above gives you access to every language, every subject, each level (elementary, middle, and high school. These are word to word glossaries and helpful for students.

LONG LIST - EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES

Art

NYSED

Standards

WeTeachNYC

Visual Arts

Digital Citizenship

Common Sense Media

English Language Arts

Engage NY

NYSED

Standards

WeTeachNYC

Scope & Sequence

English as a New Language (ENL)

NYSED

Common Core Initiative

Resources

WeTeachNYC

Exemplars

Health Education

NYSED

Standards

WeTeachNYC

Scope & Sequence

Math

Engage NY

NYSED

WeTeachNYC

Physical Education

NYSED

WeTeachNYC

Science

New Visions

NYSED

WeTeachNYC

Social Studies

Engage NY

Resource Toolkit

NYSED

Framework

WeTeachNYC

Passport to Social Studies

Professional Development

Kinvo

Encouraging Students and Parents

Teacher Resources Archived

Student Resources Archived

Classroom Technology Archived

Google

Enabling Distance Learning

Microsoft

Getting started with Office 365

Explore all other trainings

Additional Resources

Amazing Educational Resources (separate spreadsheet with over 400 links)

Art & Visual Culture

Virtual Tour of the Sistine Chapel

Foreign Languages

Open Culture Foreign Language Collection

Destinos: An Introduction to Spanish

General Reference

Dynamic Periodic Table

Encyclopedia Smithsonian

Eric Weisstein's World of Science

Interactive Timelines

Learning Is for Everyone

Geography

History & Politics

A Biography of America

A Crash Course in World History

Abraham Lincoln at the Crossroads:

Ancient Web

Bridging World History

Democracy Web

Google Cultural Institute

Google Historical Voyages and Events

History and Politics Out Loud

History Matters

iCivics

Liberty's Kids:

The Living Room Candidate

Teachinghistory.org:

The Internet History Sourcebooks

What So Proudly We Hail

World History for Us All

World Wonders Project

Visualizing Emancipation

Literature

A Crash Course in English Literature

Folger Shakespeare Library

Google Lit Trips

International Children's Digital Library

Lit2Go’s Audio Books

Poetry Archive

Shakespeare’s Plays

Shakespeare’s Plays Animated

Shmoop Learning Guides:

Invitation to World Literature

Mathematics

AAA Math:

Against All Odds: Inside Statistics

Algebra: In Simplest Terms

Science

Atlas of the Universe

Chemistry Activities for Kids

Digital Universe Atlas

Dynamic Periodic Table

Impact Earth!

NASA for Students

Eyes on the Solar System

NASA Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth

Royal Institution Christmas Lectures

Science Kids

Science News for Kids

TeachEngineering.org

The Habitable Planet: A Systems Approach to Environmental Science

The Known Universe

Try Science:

Understanding Evolution

USGS Science Resources

Teacher/Parent Resources

20 Great Online Resources for Elementary Teachers

Google Earth for Science Teachers

Learner.org

National Science Foundation Classroom Resources

PBS Teachers

Share My Lesson

Teaching Channel

Teaching Foreign Languages K-12

YouTube Channels

American Museum of Natural History

Video Lessons/Tutorials

The Kid Should See This