Thread by @baba_Omoloro

This thread is for TEACHERS:

edu.google.com is something most teachers know about, but many haven’t taken the time to explore all of their awesome free resources for education.

With experiments.withgoogle.com, kids can create unique simulations and games online.

1. edx.org is one of the world’s leading massive open online courses platforms that offered free courses to anyone.

2. cousera.org covers a wide range of academic learning, allowing you to supplement your studies with additional knowledge.

3. For self-paced learning, whenever and wherever you want, udacity.com is the site.

Their curriculum is developed by people that worked for some of the biggest and most successful tech companies in the world.

BONUS: starfall.com

4. Whether you want to explore a new topic or advance in your current field, academicearth.org brings the amazing world of academia to you for free.

It's also the first collection of free online college courses from the world’s top universities.

5. howstuffworks.com provides students of all ages with insightful and educational materials ranging from Science, Art, Technology and lots more.

This great website is the best option for inquisitive children who ask questions about everything.

6. highlightskids.com contains a lot of brainteasers, riddles, puzzles and questions for your teens.

This site help build their critical thinking skills, read properly, reason deeply and update their sense of reasoning.

BONUS: funbrainjr.com

7. openculture.com contains a collection of the best free learning courses and resources online.

8. busyteacher.org features thousands of articles, worksheets, slideshow presentations, and other resources designed to help learners and teachers for free.

9. superteachertools.us contains free resources such as seating chart makers and countdown timers that can help teachers implement solid classroom management strategies.

BONUS:

i: sciencemadesimple.com
ii: numberphile.com
iii: aaamath.com

10. remind.com gives teachers a free, easy, and safe way to share important information with parents and students via text messages.

11. quizalize.com lets teachers turn content into fun quiz games for students. It’s free to create quizzes.

12. kidshealth.org/kid is the top website for kids to learn about their bodies and their health.

It features easy-to-read articles and kid-friendly graphics to help kids learn about a whole host of topics related to health and safety.

BONUS: mathsisfun.com

13. kididdles.com has lyrics and audio files for over 2,000 kids songs for music teachers, or any teachers, to use in their classrooms.

14. artsonia.com is the world’s free largest kids art museum.

All of the artwork has been created by kids for kids.

15. phet.colorado.edu features many engaging simulations to help kids learn difficult concepts in Science and mathematics.

16. human.biodigital.com is a human visualization platform that allows students to explore the human body in really cool ways. SIGN UP TO ACCESS.

17. mathforum.org offers online professional development opportunities and other resources to help math teachers improve their mathematical and analytical skills.

18. mathgames.com offers a large collection of math games and questions.

19. diy.org DIY.org encourages kids to learn new skills.

20. code.org offers free, easy lessons to help kids learn some of the basics of coding.

The lessons also help teach critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

21. coolmath.com offers math for ages 13-100 with explanations that are easy to grasp on topics like algebra, pre-calculus and more.

22. fun4thebrain.com has several books and journals that teach and train kids to look for the positive.

23. readwritethink.org creates a lot of great educational resources.

On this site, users can create a booklet, flyer, brochure or newspaper easily.

24. learnyourtables.co.uk is a nice interactive site that allows students to practice their multiplication tables.

25. freeology.com is a fantastic resource for teachers to download pre-made or create a plethora of free graphic organizers, forms, calendars, certificates, worksheets and more.

26. grammaropolis.com is a fun, interactive site to learn about the parts of speech.

27. mathtv.com is an amazing collection of how-to videos in a variety of math subjects.

This site is free, but it does require you to register to be able to view the videos.

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29. nasa.gov/education/mate… have massive catalog of high interest and engaging STEM lesson plans with free teacher resources, printables, and step-by-step procedural instructions.

This site would benefit any teacher looking for creative and lesson plans for any students.