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Link: https://www.literacyworldwide.org/

Purpose: to inform teachers of literacy standards and keep them up to date.
Intended Audience: teachers
Navigation: site is very easy to use and not hard to navigate.  Recommend starting with the "Get Resources" tab and exploring the "Literacy Glossary."
The Choices Reading Lists are also helpful in finding books recommended by teachers, children, and young adults.

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Link: http://www.mathstories.com/strategies.htm

Purpose: Find solutions for math problems and increase student literacy.
Intended Audience: teachers, students, parents
Navigation: site is very easy to use and not hard to navigate. Explore the different options and find an example that best suits your needs.

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Link: http://www.readingquest.org/

Purpose: Providing strategies and principles of content literacy in the social studies classroom.
Intended Audience: teachers
Navigation: site is very easy to use and not hard to navigate.  Recommend starting with "Strategies and Principles" and exploring graphic organizers, KWL (Know Want Learn) charts, story maps, and many more!

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Link: https://www.howstuffworks.com/

Purpose: Explore all types of information on how things are made, work, and process.
Intended audience: teachers, students, parents
Navigation: site is very easy to use and not hard to navigate. Explore with questions about science or really anything you might have questions about.

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Link: http://www.colorincolorado.org/content-instruction-ells

Purpose: A very useful database of strategies, lesson plans, and information on ESOL students.
Intended audience: teachers, students, parents
Navigation: site is very easy to use and not hard to navigate. Recommend starting with the information listed on this page, and perusing the information about ELL literacy in each content discipline.

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Your fellow teachers, librarians, and administrative team can be infinitely helpful in figuring out ways to incorporate literacy in the classroom. We have all bee new at some point, so please, do not hesitate to ask! The only silly question is the one that remains unasked!