ONLINE Educational Resources
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ELA
MATH:
Kahn Academy
- daily classes
- extracurricular activities
- daily schedules
- reading lists
- journal writing
- yoga
- dance
- so much more
Science
Social studies
Music
Instructional Continuity
STUDENT RESOURCES
Download this information as a PDF: Instructional Continuity Guide for Students
Bajar esta información en formato PDF: Guía para Estudiantes sobre la Continuidad de la Enseñanza
Los Angeles Unified is committed to ensuring the health and well-being of students and staff and providing a safe, secure learning environment for all. Please refer to the following resources to help you supplement your learning while at home.
General Resources
• Access to Los Angeles Unified Digital Library & Los Angeles Unified Destiny resources
Available in Schoology’s Top App Menu
Also available at achieve.lausd.net/Page/15747
• Edgenuity: https://www.edgenuity.com/lausd/
• Edgenuity Live Sessions: bit.ly/EdgenuityLiveSchedule
• Elementary Quick Start: bit.ly/ESEdgenuity
• Middle School Quick Start: bit.ly/MSEdgenuity
• High School Quick Start: bit.ly/HSEdgenuity
• PBS Learning Media: ca.pbslearningmedia.org/
• Khan Academy:
General Practice for K-12: khanacademy.org
SAT and ACT Practice for Grade 10 and 11: bit.ly/38y3xNc
• KLCS: klcs.org
• Schoology Resources
Log In: lms.lausd.net
Getting Started on Schoology for Students: bit.ly/StudentGettingStarted
K2 Students, sign into Schoology in a simplified way with QR Codes: bit.ly/PLSStudentQRCodes
Troubleshooting
• To reset your Los Angeles Unified online access PIN or password, contact 213-241-5200 and press #8
PARENT RESOURCES
Download this information as a PDF: Instructional Continuity Guide for Parents
Bajar esta información en formato PDF: Guía para Padres sobre la Continuidad de la Enseñanza
Los Angeles Unified is committed to ensuring the health and well-being of students and staff and providing a safe, secure learning environment for all. Please refer to the following resources to help your student supplement their learning while at home.
Parent Resources
• Log in to Parent Portal: parentportalapp.lausd.net/parentaccess/
• Access Grades and Assignments from Parent Portal: bit.ly/PLSGandA
• Linking Parent Portal to Schoology:
English: bit.ly/PPtoSGYlink
Spanish: bit.ly/PPtoSGYlinkSP
• Login to the Mobile App
English: bit.ly/PLSMobileAppE
Spanish: bit.ly/PLSMobileAppS
• Using Parent Portal to Message Teachers and Access Grades: bit.ly/PLSAccessGrades
• KLCS: klcs.org
• For More Online Courses (Edgenuity): https://www.edgenuity.com/lausd/
• Edgenuity Live Sessions: bit.ly/EdgenuityLiveSchedule
• Elementary Quick Start: bit.ly/ESEdgenuity
• Middle School Quick Start: bit.ly/MSEdgenuity
• High School Quick Start: bit.ly/HSEdgenuity
Troubleshooting
• Parent Portal Parent Resources: achieve.lausd.net/Page/10470
• Los Angeles Unified Hotline Support (213) 443-1300
Support
• Parent Portal Parent Resources: achieve.lausd.net/Page/10470
FREE ONLINE LEARNING RESOURCES
Download this information as a PDF: Free Online Learning Resources
Bajar esta información en formato PDF: Recursos Gratuitos De Aprendizaje En Línea
Los Angeles Unified students, including English Learners, Standard English Learners, Gifted Learners, and Students with Disabilities will be able to access the following free resources during school closures. Below is list of some free online learning resources for your child’s continuity of learning.
To access the following resources, students may sign in using their LAUSD Single Sign On (SSO) via one of several methods:
• SSO LAUSD Login
• SSO via Clever Login through this link: clever.com/in/LAUSD
• SSO via Google Login
(Products with * are District approved. Parents, please check the product’s Privacy Policy prior to signing up for products that are not District approved).
For a complete list of free resources, please visit: bit.ly/LAFreeEdSites
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Additional digital resources to support learning at home:
PBS Learning Media
Scholastic Learn at Home
Virtual Field Trips
Need something to watch?
Virtual Field Trips
Special Education/ Social Emotional Learning:
Students From Harvard, MIT, UC Berkeley Give Free Tutoring To K-12 Students: GoPeer
Free Educational Resources from PBS SoCal | KCET and KLCS-TV
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Download the schedules: PBS SoCal Schedule | KCET Schedule | KLCS-TV Schedule
Los Angeles Unified, PBS SoCal | KCET, and KLCS-TV have partnered to provide free supplemental educational resources to help your family support learning during the school closures. This multi-platform initiative includes Pre-K–12 educational programming and robust online resources through the online platform PBS LearningMedia. The resources are free and designed to be used by public schools throughout California to help students continue learning at home.
Grades Pre-K–3
PBS SoCal (Channel 50.1) from 5 a.m. to 5 p.m.
PBS SoCal KIDS (Channel 50.5)
24/7 Livestream (on streaming devices and PBS KIDS Video app)
KLCS KIDS (Channel 58.2)
KLCS (Channel 58.1) from 6 a.m. to 8 a.m.
YouTube (Search “PBS KIDS”)
Free PBS KIDS Video App
Grades 4–8
KLCS (Channel 58.1) from 8 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Grades 9–12
KCET (Channel 28.1) from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.
KLCS (Channel 58.1) from 2 a.m. to 6 p.m.
The above channels are for viewing on television. Please check your local listing for more information or at pbssocal.org/athomelearning
Explore Online
PBS LearningMedia is a free resource that offers enhanced materials to support educational assignments. The PBS LearningMedia materials will be offered in conjunction with the television shows and will be available online.
Read About It!
Los Angeles Unified will prepare take-home packets with reading materials, assignments and more.
Write About It!
Ask your child to keep a journal and write about everything they are learning each day.
Talk About It!
Treat the shows as a part of the learning process. Talk and ask questions about what your child is watching to reinforce new learning.
Physical Education
Check out these fun P.E. activities to stay active. Activities are appropriate for all grade levels.
Easter Basket Workout
Sloth Yoga & Activity Sheet
Burpe Balloon Challenge
Balloon Keep Up
Throw and Spell
Workout Ninja & Activity Sheet
Roll the Dice & Activity Sheet
Plank Floor Hockey
Skee Ball
Air Hockey
Hiking
Toe to Toe
Sock Ball Bingo
Dance Videos
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Workout Video
PE on Youtube
Websites/Activities
Video Sets
Exercise, Dance, and Movement Youtube Channels for Kids
Joe Wick's Daily Kids Workouts
HPEatHome Games
Aquí hay un buen recurso educativo conciso para las familias que no tienen material de estudio
All SubjECTS
Other Resources
• La biblioteca digital te acompaña en casa (Los Angeles Public Library)
• Coronavirus Resources: Teaching, Learning and Thinking Critically (New York Times)
• Free, easy science for remote learning (Mystery Science)
• 12 World-Class Museums You Can Visit Online (Mental Floss)
• Amazing Educational Resources
Additional Resources for Learning at Home
Below are a variety of books, magazines, and websites on a wide range of topics that appeal to children at all ages.
Magazines
- Ranger Rick magazine for children from ages 7 through 12, Ranger Rick Jr. for children from ages 4 through 7, and Ranger Rick Cub for children 0-4. The National Wildlife Foundation publishes these kid friendly magazines, as well as a website that offers games, videos, recipes, and activities for the whole family. Visit their website at (https://rangerrick.org/(Open external link))
- J-14 Teen magazine for ages 11 through 19. J-14 follows the latest celebrity news for young people today. More information is available at (www.j-14.com(Open external link)).
- Teen Vogue (www.teenvogue.com(Open external link)) magazine and website offers stories about fashion, entertainment, news, and politics.
- Highlights magazine (www.highlights.com(Open external link)) - The one we all remember from our own childhood is still around! Offerings include Hello magazine for children from 0 to 2 years of age, Hi Five, for children ages 2 to 6, and Highlights for children ages 6 through 12. Highlights also offers Hi Five Bilingual, in Spanish and English.
- Sports Illustrated Kids (www.sikids.com(Open external link)) provides the latest sports news aimed at children ages 8 through 15.
- Boy’s Life for boys of any age. Visit their website for more information at (www.boyslife.org(Open external link)).
- Girl’s World is a celebrity and lifestyle print magazine for girls ages 7 through 11 (www.girlsworldmag.com(Open external link))
- National Geographic magazine provides articles about science, geography, history, and world culture. The magazine is noted for its in-depth reporting and stunning photography (https://www.nationalgeographic.com/subscribe/magazines(Open external link))
- National Geographic Little Kids (age 3-6) and National Geographic Kids (age 6 and up) magazine provides articles about science, geography, history, and world culture specific to interests of children. The magazines are noted for their engaging reporting and stunning photography (https://www.nationalgeographic.com/subscribe/magazines(Open external link))
- Humpty Dumpty’s Magazine is for children ages 2-6. It promotes the healthy physical, educational, and creative growth of young children through interactive activities and stories. (http://www.uskidsmags.com/magazines/humpty-dumpty(Open external link))
Websites
- Time for Kids (www.timeforkids.com(Open external link)) comes in different grade level editions, from K-1, 2, 3-4, and 5-6. The magazine offers news on topics that are interesting and encourage children to think about the world around them.
- I Can Read (www.icanread.com(Open external link)) offers books at all levels for emerging readers to enjoy with their families, and on their own
- MyStorybook.com (www.mystorybook.com(Open external link)) is an easy to use website where children can create, illustrate, publish, and print their own books.
- StorylineOnline.net (www.storylineonline.net(Open external link)) is a free website that features videos of famous actors reading children’s books aloud.
- Bookopolis (https://www.bookopolis.com/#/(Open external link)) is a website developed to ignite the love of reading for kids ages 7-12. Bookopolis provides a online environment for elementary and middle school children to connect with young readers about reading.
- Discovery Kids in Spanish (https://www.discoverykidsplay.com/(Open external link)) is an interactive website of educational games and videos entirely in Spanish.
- DK Find Out! (https://www.dkfindout.com/us/(Open external link)) is a website for kids to find, explore, and learn about anything imaginable. DK Find Out! provides a visual search, videos, and animations and more.
- Get Epic! (https://www.getepic.com/(Open external link)) is an e-book subscription which provides instant access to a digital library of books, learning videos and more.
- KidLit Tv (https://kidlit.tv/(Open external link)) provides videos and podcasts promoting children’s literature. Includes KidLit Radio, crafts and activities, book trailers, and original KidLit TV Shows.
- Sugarcane (https://www.sugarcane.com/(Open external link)) offers educational games on a wide array of topics including language, geography, math, biography, world history, U.S. history, literature, nature, art, sports, and more.
- TweenTribune (https://www.tweentribune.com/(Open external link)) is an online resource provided by the Smithsonian Institution offering daily news articles, K-12. It is also available in Spanish (https://www.tweentribune.com/category/spanish/(Open external link)).
- Write the World (https://writetheworld.com(Open external link)) is a website committed to the improvement of the writing of high school students via a global online community and guided interactive process. Young writers are encouraged to find their voices in writing, polish their editing, and publish on an international platform.
- We Need Diverse Books (https://diversebooks.org/(Open external link)) – a non-profit organization that advocates for and promotes diverse literature.
- Common Lit (https://www.commonlit.org/en(Open external link)) provides texts, questions, and a parent guide for how to support their students. I
Reading for Young Men
- Boys Read: http://www.boysread.org(Open external link)
- Guy’s Read (created by Jon Scieszka): http://www.guysread.com(Open external link)
- James Patterson’s Read Kiddo Read: http://www.readkiddoread.com(Open external link)
- A Book and a Hug: http://www.abookandahug.com/books-for-boys(Open external link)
Free or Discounted Books
- Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library (https://imaginationlibrary.com(Open external link)) is a book gifting program that mails free books to children from 0-5 years of age. Visit their website to register.
- Hooked on Reading (https://enrollments.earlymoments.com/gifting.aspx(Open external link)) is a site where you can find discounted subscription prices to books from Disney: Wonderful World of Reading including their Baby Einstein series as well as the Dr. Seuss & His Friends collection.
- National Center for Families Learning (www.familieslearning.org(Open external link)) has a website for families that includes many online guides and booklists for families
- ThriftBooks (www.thriftbooks.com(Open external link)) is a discounted online used book seller. They have a range of books popular for all age ranges.
Learning About Coronavirus
Kindergarten to Fourth Grade
Child Mind Institute Talking to Kids About the Coronavirus(Open external link) provides tips, videos and related reading links to help younger students understand the coronavirus.
Fifth Grade Have your student read the USA Today article Coronavirus is scary, but the flu is deadlier, more widespread(Open external link) and make notes on what they read, and write down what connections to questions or ideas they already had, new ideas, or new questions.