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Title: Newsela
Category: Differentiation
Link: https://newsela.com
Description:
Newsela offers standards-aligned nonfiction articles at five Lexile levels. Teachers can assign science-related readings—such as plant growth, ecosystems, or composting—at differentiated levels with built-in comprehension checks.
Curriculum Support:
This resource helps meet the varied reading needs of students while reinforcing core science concepts. It’s ideal for integrating literacy skills with environmental or garden-based learning at any grade level.

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Title: Khan Academy Kids
Category: Differentiation
Link: https://learn.khanacademy.org/khan-academy-kids/
Description:
This free app provides early learners with interactive lessons in reading, math, and logic. It offers adaptive learning paths and developmentally appropriate activities that promote independent practice.
Curriculum Support:
Khan Academy Kids is especially helpful in supporting younger students or those needing foundational reinforcement. It complements garden-based science by building essential skills like sequencing, measuring, and reading instructions.

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Title: Mystery Science
Category: Enrichment & Extension
Link: https://mysteryscience.com
Description:
Mystery Science provides open-and-go lessons with engaging videos, hands-on activities, and real-world science questions. Lessons are aligned with NGSS and designed to spark curiosity through inquiry-based learning.
Curriculum Support:
This platform enriches science instruction by encouraging deeper exploration of topics like plant systems, pollination, or ecosystems. It works well as a whole-class lesson, small-group project, or independent extension for students needing additional challenge or enrichment.

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Title: National Geographic Kids
Category: Enrichment & Extension
Link: https://kids.nationalgeographic.com
Description:
An engaging digital hub offering articles, videos, quizzes, and interactive features focused on wildlife, environment, geography, and cultures around the world.
Curriculum Support:
Helps extend students’ understanding of science and global connections beyond the classroom. Teachers can link garden-based activities to broader topics such as biodiversity, food origins, or sustainability through high-interest multimedia content.

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Title: Flip (formerly Flipgrid)
Category: Collaboration & Self-Directed Learning
Link: https://flip.com
Description:
Flip allows students to record and respond to video prompts, fostering classroom discussion, reflection, and peer collaboration. It supports creativity and gives every student a voice.
Curriculum Support:
Students can document science experiments, give garden updates, or reflect on environmental topics using video. This promotes student-led learning, accountability, and collaboration—especially useful in hybrid or project-based classrooms.

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Title: Seesaw
Category: Collaboration & Self-Directed Learning
Link: https://web.seesaw.me
Description:
Seesaw is a digital learning portfolio platform that enables students to share their work, reflect through multimedia, and engage with teacher and peer feedback.
Curriculum Support:
Ideal for science journaling, tracking plant growth, or submitting reflections on collaborative projects. It encourages ownership and pride in learning while supporting communication skills and continuous feedback cycles.

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Title: Learning for Justice – Perspectives for a Diverse America
Category: Cultural Diversity
Link: https://www.learningforjustice.org
Description:
This resource provides a K–12 literacy-based curriculum that integrates social justice standards with academic content. It includes texts, essential questions, and teaching strategies that promote equity, inclusion, and student voice.
Curriculum Support:
Teachers can use this framework to infuse garden-based and science instruction with culturally responsive practices—such as exploring food justice, environmental equity, and Indigenous agricultural practices—while honoring student identities.

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Title: Google Arts & Culture – Food & Culture
Category: Cultural Diversity
Link: Google Arts & Culture
Description:
An interactive digital experience highlighting global food traditions, agricultural practices, and culinary arts through virtual exhibits, articles, and photos.
Curriculum Support:
Students can explore how different cultures grow, prepare, and value food. This tool helps expand garden-based lessons into global awareness and cultural appreciation, supporting inclusive, meaningful learning across disciplines.

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Title: PBS LearningMedia
Category: Cross-Curricular Planning
Link: https://www.pbslearningmedia.org
Description:
A free digital platform offering thousands of standards-aligned videos, lesson plans, and interactive tools across content areas including science, math, social studies, and ELA.
Curriculum Support:
Helps teachers embed cross-curricular content into science instruction. For example, students can explore how food systems impact communities, write reflections on nature documentaries, or apply math skills to garden measurements and data collection.

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Title: Project Learning Tree (PLT) – GreenSchools Program
Category: Cross-Curricular Planning
Link: https://www.plt.org/greenschools/
Description:
An environmental education initiative that blends science learning with literacy, math, and civic engagement through student-led investigations and action projects.
Curriculum Support:
Students can explore sustainability topics, conduct environmental audits, and create presentations or action plans. Supports real-world connections between science, writing, problem-solving, and leadership.

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Title: Common Sense Education – Digital Citizenship Curriculum
Category: Character Education & SEL
Link: https://www.commonsense.org/education/digital-citizenship
Description:
This K–12 curriculum helps students develop digital responsibility, empathy, and ethical behavior online. Lessons include videos, discussions, and reflection prompts for responsible tech use.
Curriculum Support:
Complements any classroom using digital tools like Flip or Seesaw. Students learn how to communicate respectfully, protect their privacy, and think critically about what they share—all while building SEL skills and responsible online habits.

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Title: Random Acts of Kindness Foundation – K–5 SEL Curriculum
Category: Character Education & SEL
Link: https://www.randomactsofkindness.org/for-educators
Description:
A free curriculum offering lessons on kindness, integrity, empathy, and community. Includes activities, writing prompts, and reflection tools for building a positive classroom culture.
Curriculum Support:
Supports character education in hands-on learning spaces like a school garden by encouraging students to cooperate, take responsibility for shared tasks, and reflect on how kindness and empathy show up in daily life.