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cK-12
cK-12.org [1] is a company that started up with the intent to reduce textbook waste. These e-books are called Flexbooks. You get the student book, workbook, Teacher Edition, and the Answer Key for each subject. (Note: You have to email a request for the answer key.) You can get the books in .pdf, Kindle and iPad editions are also available. It was easy to register & download the Earth Science course. It looks easy to navigate and teach from the teacher’s edition. To me, this is something people might pay a good amount of money for, but it’s FREE!
NASA and IMAGERS
NASA [2] and IMAGERS have provided three thematic units. Within each unit, you will find lesson plans, reproducible worksheets, visuals, and links to useful resources. The adventure begins with the online book, Echo the Bat. The teacher’s guide will provide you with printable worksheets, discussion questions, and more.
The Vega Science Trust
The Vega Science Trust [3] (out of England) has a series of videos and articles involving, well… science! If you want to learn how to generate electricity, click here [4] to watch the video, but also click here [5] to get the article that shows you the lesson. There are various lessons to get your student interested and ready to learn. Be sure to see what other lessons on video [6] are also available!
Math Science Nucleus
Math Science Nucleus [7] has curriculum for both Elementary and Secondary students. There is a teacher section, as well as interactive components for students, including story books, multimedia activities, slideshows, and online tests.
Physics Tutorials & Curriculum
For those who have students in upper grade levels, you’ll want to check out all of the free Physics curriculum resources over at Five Js [8]!
