BrainPOP: BrainPOP offers lesson plans for every subject, focusing on K – 8th grade.

BrainPOP
requires a paid subscription, an individual educator can purchase one or an entire school can
purchase one. There is an offer for a free trial, which is 150 days (about the number of days in
one school year). This would be a great tool if there is funding available.
https://www.brainpop.com/

Cyberchase: Cyberchase is a collection of free, educational, animated videos and can be shown
as a series. Cyberchase focuses on mathematics but has some material that is about health and
the environment. Cyberchase also includes lesson plans, games, and work sheets that go along
with the videos. https://ny.pbslearningmedia.org/collection/cyb/

iCivics: iCivics offers free and paid-for materials that teach Civics and about the American
government. There is also a section for English language learners. This resource revolves
around the use of interactive games; however, lesson plans are offered to navigate and teach
accordingly. https://www.icivics.org/

ReadWriteThink: This website is a mixture of free materials and external links to other free
resources. This site offers lesson plans, videos, activities and more. Also, there is a section for
professional development. This site adheres to the IRA/NCTE standards and individual state
standards as well. http://www.readwritethink.org/

ShareMyLesson: This site offers free lesson plans, as well as other webinars for teachers and
adults. You can search for lesson plans based on specific standards and from grades K – 12.
This site is made by educators and all content is of high-quality. https://sharemylesson.com/