Teacher Lessons and Resources

Online Lesson Plans and Resources

A quick reminder that UEN.org has thousands of vetted resources that are available at no cost to students and educators.  
For example:

•         eMedia video on demand
•         Utah’s Online Library and Preschool Pioneer. 
•         UEN has licensed over 100 fully online courses for secondary students from BYU Independent Study that can be easily imported to Canvas.
•         Canvas Commons can also be activated by local Canvas admins. This is a catalog of already developed resources to share and reshare through Canvas.

Finally, we also have a 24/7 educational broadcast channel UEN-TV. You can view the schedule here. This is an option for students without access to home computers or Internet.
 We’ll be highlighting more of these resources on UEN.org and through our social media channels. We are also responding to inquiries through our handy Contact Us form. 
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• Visit Follett Discover
• This is the Jordan High School digital library.  It contains a large number of non-fiction eBooks as well as fiction audio and eBooks
  • Go to the 3rd ribbon down to Lightbox.   There are items for ELA, science and history with interactive text, video, audio, quizzes, web sources, etc. on the topic title.  All can be accessed by your students with their student login.  As a teacher you login as firstname.lastname, your last name is the password.
• You also have access to the following database or eBook databases not available at UEN online library:
  1. WorldBook Advanced (HS-college) Spanish and French encyclopedias, science and drama databases and primary documents (L:canyonsdistrict P:student)
  2. Salem Online (HS – College) eBook reference for history, psychology, health, science and technology (P: beetdigger)
  3. WebPath (K-12) vetted websites.  As easy to use as Google.
  4. Destiny Discover JHS Library more than 2000 eBooks, audio books, and interactive subject specific Lightboxes to support teacher online lessons.
• National Library of Medicine – Visible Proofs Education site. Explore several forensic topics through the online activities and lesson plans below.
• National Library of Medicine – Harry Potter’s world: Renaissance, science, magic and medicine
• National Library of Medicine – Exhibition lists

Stanford History Education Group – Think like a HistorianTeAchnology provides free and easy to use resources for teachers K-12NoveList Plus – reading suggestions, series, read a-likes galoreLibrary of Congress Teacher page with professional information for using Primary Sources  Curriki – create share and explore high quality K-12content