Curriculum Resources for PK-12

The Michigan Learning Channel provides educators and families with free PBS videos and printable resources designed to ensure all kids succeed.

Useful resources for teachers include electronic resources purchased by the State Library that are available to all Michigan residents, as well as useful web links for teachers.

MeL Kids highlights MeL electronic resources for children.

A community of educators freely share lesson resources. Search by keyword or browse by subject area, grade level, or national standards.

In addition to lesson plans, you'll also find free online interactives.

These instructional materials for English Language Arts and Math have undergone a peer review process to evaluate CCSS alignment and quality.

Tip: Use the check boxes at left to limit the list by grade level and topic area.

Lessons for subjects across the curriculum based on Times content.

Links to lesson plans

DPTV and PBS have curated FREE, standards-aligned videos, interactives, lesson plans, and more.

Timely and free classroom lessons and activities for K-12 educators. Includes hundreds of lessons to help students:
- learn about, discuss, and engage in current issues
- develop essential social and emotional skills, from active listening to standing up to bias

Offers online lesson plans, interactive activities, and multimedia materials.

Find hundreds of original lesson plans, all written by teachers for teachers.

Smithsonian resources for educators using primary sources and museum collections.

Free resource for educators.

Free lesson sharing, funded by the American Federation of Teachers. Registration with email required to access lessons.

Free lesson plans, unit plans, discussion guides, readers' theater scripts, and extension activities for specific books.

LessonPlanz.com is searchable directory of free online lesson plans and lesson plan resources for all grades and subjects

Animated educational videos, many of which represent collaborations between talented educators and animators nominated through the TED-Ed website.