FREE Blended & #RemoteLearning Student Facing Activities

Teaching Matters has developed new student-facing activities for schools.  They contain topic-specific content, content to support ENL, and other specific needs.  Resources are developed as follows:

  • They are searchable, and filterable by teacher needs i.e. culturally responsive-sustaining education, English as a new Language, individualized education plan supports.
  • They are project/task specific.  These aren't 1-day activities, usually they are 5-10 days culminating in a project. 
  • They are flexible and adaptable (and always free).  Teachers own the activities, can edit and revise the content and assessments and can share or use them on any platform.

Teaching Matters is adding about 10 projects a day through June and the summer.  It is a great repository for summer school. It is also a repository for teachers to use as models as they continue their transition in blended instruction into next year.  

 

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