Business and Entrepreneurship
- Get your young entrepreneur to think outside the box with these engaging activities from Venture Well.
- Life lessons on finances and economics from the Federal Reserve Bank of St. Louis.
Health and Human Development
- The CDC has a Science Ambassador program with activities to learn about all the different people involved in a disease outbreak. In this online lab, high school students become disease detectives to solve a disease outbreak.
- The University of Utah's Teach Genetics created 118 activities that range from learning about heredity and DNA to learning about microbiology and sterile techniques.
Science and Technology
- At Zooniverse and SciStarter, anyone can be a researcher. Volunteers and researcher professionals make discoveries together.
- Make your own app with MIT App Inventor, or learn to code with Khan Academy.
- Check out spectrUM Discovery Area's list of favorite online Science Resources and Common Sense Education's list of Top Websites for Science.
- NOVA has daily at-home lessons; featured disciplines vary daily.
Justice, Policy, and Public Service
- Missoula County Public Schools recommends CNN 10 Minute News, a great source for discussion topics on current events.
- PBS Learning Media has lessons on topics like "why is fake news so effective?" and "the power of propaganda in WWII"
Communication and Artistic Expression
- TedEd Talks created daily video-based lessons and activities for all ages and disciplines.
- Art lessons by grade, medium, art period, artist, subject, and integration at Incredible Art Department.
Environment and Sustainability
- NASA has curriculum for teaching about climate change. Here is a great starter activity.
- National Science Week website has a comprehensive list of activities for all grades.
- Collect wildlife and environmental data for scientists at Adventure Scientists.