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This could be a powerful replacement for traditional search engines, though teachers would benefit from discussing AI literacy skills first.

For students with some creativity and tech skills, this can offer a new spin on more traditional computer science tools.

Interactive program with practice activities teaches SEL to young students.

If teachers take advantage of the extension activities, students can get great in-depth instruction and practice in SEL skills needed for life.

Riveting role-playing game reinforces relationship skills, but plan carefully so that students can save their game.

If you're looking for a captivating app to teach relaxation and calming skills to students, Calm is an essential tool to add to your toolbox.

Meditation lessons and visual timers act as decent supplemental activities for introducing SEL skills.

Powerful therapeutic tool teaches positive coping skills and mental wellness.

Must-have, free, comprehensive audio resource that promotes way more skills than sleep.

If developing a growth mindset is an important part of your teaching practice, this is a solid choice.

Wonderful and fun social-interaction game designed to teach cooperation and friendship skills needed for middle school and beyond.

Inspiration Maps can help students learn to organize information, a skill they will find invaluable in school and in life.

A beautiful game that's sure to build students' empathy skills and provoke deep conversations about alcoholism and abuse as well as metaphor.

This is an excellent, cross-curricular news source that'll keep kids current and build their thinking skills.

Thorough digital literacy curriculum offers mix-and-match options to fit any classroom.

This site will build high school students' future planning skills, but the design falls a bit short of offering a truly compelling learning experience.

A variety of question types and on-the-spot analytics help teachers individualize test-prep practice.

This site's materials have the potential to supplement, augment, or even replace favorite units of study, once teachers dig into and master what's offered.