Distance Learning Resources

Excellent range of learning experiences by discipline and age group. Even some cool early childhood stuff.

Videos of hands-on sessions led by a certified subject-matter early childhood expert.

Online books that you can assign to your whole class or specific children. They have audiobooks and Read-to-me options too. With your (free) teachers account, you can make collections and children are able to read for free during school hours with your specific class code. Free Through June 30 2020. Classroom code: NGN-1363

Many authors, including some very popular at Carolina Friends, share videos of read-alouds, mini-lessons on writing and drawing, and more.

Famous actors read picturebooks. Great fun!

More and more teachers and librarians want to reach their students and young patrons after hours by recording themselves reading books and posting them online for students to watch from home. They are concerned, however, about copyright law. Is it legal to publicly post these recordings? Can only certain books be recorded and posted?

SLJ asked American Library Association’s director of public policy and advocacy Carrie Russell to break down the copyright issues, if any, of these digital storytimes.

Subscription.
10,000 audio book titles from leading publishers to school-owned and BYOD devices.

Streaming audiobooks free. Hundreds of titles. No log-ins, credit cards, or passwords required.

Storytelling including global stories.

Ebook creator which can be used collaboratively between students. Free for 90 days.

Authors read their books aloud.

At Home Activity Kits, animated Sing Alongs, and Story Time from book publisher Barefoot Books.

Apps, websites, and video games that inspire running, jumping, and more to stay active.

You can groove alone or with others and plan dance-offs or massive dance parties. Exercise has never been this much fun!

UNICEF Kid Power features free, interactive videos that give students the power to save lives globally and give back locally