Resources for Educators
Help your students learn from home. We have collected links to remote learning resources for pre-K through high school teachers, available through the Library as well as other organizations.
Resources
Library Resources
- Digital Resources - Access our digital resources from anywhere with your Library card.
- Staff Picks for Kids - Discover the best books for kids of all ages, selected by our staff.
- Staff Picks for Teens - Discover the best books for teens and fans of young adult fiction, selected by our staff.
- Student Research - Search encyclopedias, articles, newspapers and databases to find the information you need for student research projects.
Other Resources
- Emerson Collective Resources for Remote Learning - A list of resources for remote learning from a variety of sources compiled by Emerson Collective, an organization that advocates for just educational reform
- Indiana State University Library: JEDI (Justice, Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion) - Material on this guide is intended to facilitate lesson development, and provides content that addresses justice, equity, diversity and inclusion (JEDI)
- Learning for Justice: Supporting Students Through Coronavirus - A list of resources compiled by Learning for Justice (formerly Teaching Tolerance)
- OSPI Social and Emotional Learning Activities for Families and Educators - A list compiled by Washington State’s Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, focusing on Social and Emotional Learning support and activities
- Seattle Public Schools Learning Resources - Seattle Public Schools online student resources
- Scholastic Resources for Teachers - Scholastic’s Learn at Home site, with resources for at-home learning and digital learning for schools
- Simon and Schuster: The Book Pantry - Simon & Schuster’s site with teaching and literary resources
- Washington State Library COVID-19 Resources - A list of resources compiled by the Washington State Library
- Wide Open School - Student activities, as well as parent and teacher resources, with a focus on protecting kids’ privacy