Below are websites that help teach Math, reading, ELL, etc that require a log in. Many of these are trackable sites where Student Progress can be Measured.
Check out our free curriculum resources that combine videos and links from the Student and Family Learning Portal and the Achievery Resources.
Math Resources
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Desmos
Let's Learn Together. We're on a mission to help every student learn math and love learning math.
Reading & Writing Resources
Google Read&Write is a browser extension designed to help learners with reading and writing tasks. It offers text-to-speech, speech-to-text, word prediction, and dictionary tools, making it especially useful for struggling readers or those with learning disabilities. It’s free for educators and students, and it can be easily integrated with Google Docs.
The Merriam-Webster Spelling Games site is an excellent resource for older students looking to improve their spelling and vocabulary. It provides a competitive, game-like environment where middle and high school students can sharpen their language skills. The site features interactive activities that reinforce spelling, vocabulary, and word usage, making learning both fun and effective. Students can practice spelling while expanding their vocabulary and mastering new words.
Students can write their own novel here.
This typing program is less about teaching typing skills and more about giving students fun typing practice that helps increase typing speed and accuracy. It’s fully game based (it looks like a race track) and it’s addicting and fun!
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Read Theory is an interactive, online platform that provides students with personalized reading comprehension practice. After taking a short assessment, the platform adjusts to each student's reading level, offering articles followed by questions designed to improve reading comprehension. It's great for middle and high school students who need to practice reading fluency and critical thinking. The game format motivates students to read and answer questions accurately, tracking progress along the way.
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Typing Club is a free, ad-supported typing program that starts with the basics and gradually builds skills. It includes games and activities, with a dashboard tracking your practice time, words per minute, accuracy, and other stats.
Write and Improve is a free tool where students can submit writing samples and receive immediate, helpful feedback. It’s an excellent way for students to work on improving their writing skills, as the tool provides suggestions for improving grammar, punctuation, and coherence. It’s an especially helpful resource for teachers or parents looking to provide immediate, constructive feedback on students’ writing.
Vooks is an entire library of storybooks brought to life with beautiful animation, read-aloud narration, engaging music and sound, and read-along sound, and read-along text.
Math and Reading Resources
Personal Learning in Math on a variety of topics for many different grade levels. Skills in Language Arts, Math, Science and Social Studies.
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This site has over 800 free videos that cover a myriad of subjects. They can be added to any curriculum to enhance instruction.
ELL Resources
Duolingo Classroom
The best way to help you teach a language, completely free! Duolingo for Schools is your free partner in helping every student learn a new language. We use fun, bite-sized lessons, in a rich, gamified environment to help you meet each student at their own level.
Interactive Picture Dictionary
The Picture Dictionary helps learners build vocabulary by pairing words with simple, clear images. It’s a great, visual way to understand and remember new words, especially for beginners.
Civics Resources
iCivics envisions a thriving American democracy supported by informed and civically engaged young people.
Financial Literacy-Budgeting Tools, Games and Simulations
Bonzai
Financial & Life Literacy—teach your students for free. Banzai is an award-winning, interactive content platform that teaches real-world finance. See why over 80,000 teachers in over 50% of U.S. schools are using Banzai.
It's a free “Choose Your Own Adventure”–style interactive course designed to introduce basic financial literacy to students in grades 8-12. Students take a 10-question quiz ahead of time to measure their basic financial literacy knowledge before playing. Then, they choose an avatar, a job, and meet their new roommates.
They're asked to do things like: Decide on a budget for groceries, pay their roomates for their portion of rent, sign up for direct deposit on the first day of work, etc.
This game can be played online at ClaimYourFuture.org. Students can choose a career or opt to have one randomly assigned. They then can learn about higher education, and navigate through different living expense choices to try to balance their budget. As students make budgeting decisions, Claim Your Future keeps track of how much money they’ve spent. The goal is for students to complete a monthly budget without “breaking their wallet.”
This financial simulation game can help your teen students better pick out careers and majors based on simulating what kinds of jobs they might find when they graduate, and how much their student loans might be. They’ll be asked to make critical decisions that will have a direct effect on their budgets and finances post-college, such as what type of college they want to attend (i.e., 4-year, 2-year, community, in-state, out-of-state).Also, they’ll decide on more immediate needs, such as whether or not to buy a new laptop for college, or if they should take a low-paying, labor job to help pay the bills.
Students are going to take a cross-country road trip with their friends, and need to keep within a budget (without going hungry, stalling the car because they forgot to buy gas, and actually making it to your destination). Can your students stay within budget and keep enough money to make it all the way to their destination?
This is a decision-based, online financial simulation game with changing scenarios depending on what your students choose. Your student is given a random profession, one of the 13 stops they’ll make that will greatly impact their decisions, finances, and game play.
“For example, I went through the game and was given the profession of Accountant. My salary was broken down for me, and then I was shown how much I’ll pay in taxes. Then, I was asked which type of checking and savings account I would like to open, and how much money I want to save from my paycheck.”It does ask you to setup logins in and passwords. The purpose of the logins/passwords is to allow a user to save and resume a game when unable to complete it prior to having to exit the site.
Lights, Camera, Budget! is an online game designed to help secondary students learn, study, and review financial literacy topics while also practicing their budgeting skills. In the game, students are positioned as movie producers who have been given $100 million to produce a movie. To get the movie produced, they must prove they have good personal finance skills to keep their budget on track.
STEM
Code Academy
Join the millions learning to code with Codecademy for free.
Create stories, games, and animations. Share with others around the world.
Career and College Readiness- these do not require A Log in.
Here is a Resource Page to help students learn more about careers.
College Preparation Website Resources
Here are some resources to help with college preparation for students.
Eye Glass Vouchers
If a student needs eye glasses as long as the school nurse is a member of this association they can request a voucher for the glasses here.
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