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This is a math parody song by Harvard mathematician Tom Lehrer, who wrote satirical songs in the sixties on a range of subjects

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https://greet.es.anl.gov/index.php

This site gives data on greenhouse gases, emissions and energy usage.

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Web Quests on a specific topic (ie. Anne Frank/ WWII)

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LOVE!! show an example of how there are different versions of the truth/ bias/ perspectives and how we need to research and think of the other side in our pursuit of the truth and studying history. From Stanford Universtiy

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Reading different writers viewpoints on the same event that they are all writing about 

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Reading different writers viewpoints on the same event that they are all writing about 

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Interpretation of lab data to make predictions and draw conclusions.

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Interpretation of lab data to make predictions and draw conclusions.

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Stellarium Web is a planetarium running in your web browser. It shows a realistic star map, just like what you see with the naked eye, binoculars or a telescope.

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The Percy Jackson series

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Photo-blogs
Non-literature based arts
Photography

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If you look in column 3, we have graphic explanations to support explaining math terms

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Among Us in Real Life (Classical Music Edition)

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Poetry

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Pop-culture texts

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Social stories

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story arc poster

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Comics
Graphic Novels
Songs
Recreational Lit.

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chart comparing north and south advantages/ disadvantages using pictures and symbols

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Copy of America the Story of Us Viewing Guide

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biographies

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https://fred.stlouisfed.org/

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Federal Reserve Economic Data | FRED | St. Louis Fed

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Download, graph, and track 840,000 economic time series from 118 sources.

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Any "high interest" text

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Here is a screen shot of the Math Terms explainer we have for ELs in our district:

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Recipes

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Texts at instructional level or higher.

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Incorporating other disciplines when teaching science. 

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Incorporating other disciplines when teaching science. 

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Find all your resources for Science World from Scholastic Classroom Magazines

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Textbook

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Blogs

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Newspapers
Peer-reviewed documents

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Newspaper

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Books that reflect cultural groups in history (Anne Frank, etc)

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Historical Fiction

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El épico fracaso de Arturo Zamora / The Epic Fail of Arturo Zamora (Spanish Edition)

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Amazon.com: El épico fracaso de Arturo Zamora / The Epic Fail of Arturo Zamora (Spanish Edition): 9781984899682: Cartaya, Pablo: Books

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Realistic Fiction
Non-Fiction

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Social Studies Weekly
(News Articles)

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The idea is simple: Students who see themselves in science are more likely to imagine themselves working in the field.

To that end, a project called " I Am A Scientist " is giving middle and high school students the opportunity to interact with modern-day researchers - breaking down barriers like race, gender, and personal interests. It provides teachers with toolkits containing stories, posters, and career resources showcasing 22 scientists' range of personalities, backgrounds, pathways, and passions. Many of those portrayed have Harvard connections.

"I think that a lot of us have gone onto Google search images and the first thing that comes up when you search for a scientist is a caricature of an old white man with maybe tufts of white hair on the side and glasses falling off his nose," said Ayanna Thomas, a Tufts psychologist featured in the project.

The spark for the project came in 2016 when Nabiha Saklayen, Ph.D. '17, wrote a blog post about not fitting into society's dated ideas of what a physicist looks like, drawing the attention of her longtime friend, Stephanie Fine Sasse, founder and director of educational design studio The Plenary. The women found that they had faced many similar challenges, despite coming from different fields and backgrounds. Their commitment to reducing the barriers for future generations combined with their belief that STEM benefits from diversity birthed the initiative.

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'I Am A Scientist' offers students STEM role models

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An initiative seeks to make scientists and their work more relatable to young students to promote STEM diversity.

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Posters in the classroom

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cultural books

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annotating primary sources to figure out purpose, tone, decoding difficult words,

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Storybooks
Realistic Teen Fiction

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Maps are a great way to impart information.

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Magazines
Newspapers

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Tutorial: Taking a photo of Physical Text on Padlet

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Tutorial: Taking a photo of Physical Text on Padlet

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Tutorial: Uploading Digital Text to Padlet

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Tutorial: Uploading Digital Text to Padlet