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We already have hundreds of consistent, coherent lessons on our website, and we're adding 25 more each day. 

Next week, Knowledge on the Go will encourage students to:  

Solve word problems by manipulating objects and creating drawings

Observe strength in the face of injustice during the Civil Rights Movement 

Develop a solution that might have helped Amelia Earhart avoid the tragic outcome of her flight

And there's much more. The lessons are easy to find and are already having a positive impact on students.

"Thank you for posting Homework Helpers with the Knowledge on the Go videos! Such a help for our families and students!"

-Karen D., elementary math and science coordinator

"All the other resources were just games, and they were not TEACHING my children math. These videos are amazing!!!!"

-Gloria P., parent

"Your 2nd grade lesson is PERFECT and is exactly what I had sent home with my kiddos!"

-Lauren L., teacher

We'd love to hear from you too. Take a look at the free resources we've created, and let us know your thoughts. We're here to answer questions and support you during this time.

Your partners at Great Minds

Interested in building more knowledge?

Stay in the know. Follow us on social media and visit our website to learn about upcoming Resource Overview Sessions, webinars, and new Knowledge on the Go content that's being added daily.

We want to make Knowledge on the Go as useful as possible to help you continue to inspire greatness in your students, so your feedback is important to us.

Thank you.

The Great Minds Team

 Next week, Knowledge on the Go students will:  

Check out the new math fluency libraries, including activities on compensation and money.

Explore how an object can move through magnetic and electric forces without being touched.

Build content knowledge and vocabulary with new Vocabulary on the Go videos.

Tour an Australian city from atop a double-decker bus in Hop Around Sydney.

 Hi Andrew,

We know that teaching from home can be challenging. That's why, since mid-March, we've been providing FREE access to hundreds of video lessons through Knowledge on the GoT. And we're adding 25 new lessons every day. Supporting you and your students in building knowledge during this time is our top priority.

Knowledge on the Go features free video lessons in math, English language arts, and science, plus free e-books for emerging readers called Geodes?-all developed and delivered by the teachers who write Great Minds curricula. Easily accessible from any device, Knowledge on the Go content is coherent, consistent, and organized by grade and module.

The feedback so far has been overwhelming. 

We're here to help as you continue to teach and inspire those around you. 

The Great Minds Team

Next week, Knowledge on the Go students will:  

Check out the new math fluency libraries, including activities on compensation and money.

Explore how an object can move through magnetic and electric forces without being touched.

Build content knowledge and vocabulary with new Vocabulary on the Go videos.

Tour an Australian city from atop a double-decker bus in Hop Around Sydney.

Dear Andrew,

When the pandemic drove students from their classrooms, the teachers at Great Minds^? took less than a week to stand up Knowledge on the GoT daily video lessons in math, science, and English. Free to anyone, with no strings attached, these 1,500+ videos have been viewed more than 7,000,000 times. Students learned a lot and so did we.

We now know that effective distance learning draws on the same ingredients that are essential inside the classroom-setting and maintaining high expectations for all students and delivering on those expectations with coherent, knowledge-building instruction.

We also learned how valuable it is for us teachers to stand side by side in continuous learning for our nation's youth. To best help our students succeed, we need to strive to be in sync no matter what the situation.

That's why Great Minds will

• continue to release new Knowledge on the Go video lessons through June 3 and provide them free to everyone so teachers and students can complete the school year and use the lessons through August 31, and
• commit that our teachers will be ready this fall with new Great Minds in Sync continuous learning programs to ensure that your students recover, reengage, and excel. 

In addition to the digital and print bundles of the resources all classrooms need, Great Minds in Sync will include a Eureka Math^? diagnostic tool that pinpoints gaps and recommends just the right remedy. Wit & Wisdom^? video lessons will support writing, prompt discussion, and develop vocabulary. And PhD ScienceT will continue to enthrall students with videotaped investigations accessible from anywhere. Right-sized text libraries and math manipulatives will be available for home use.

Remember, we are teachers too: More than 75 percent of Great Minds employees are or were classroom teachers. We understand how hard it is to be separated from your classroom. Together, we will be in sync to make sure every child succeeds in the coming year and beyond.

With appreciation,

Great Minds

Clearly, you're as committed to building student knowledge as we are. We're so grateful for your engagement and ongoing feedback, with a special thanks to those who responded to our survey on how we can make Knowledge on the Go even better.

With your support, we've created more than 1,600 videos comprising 825 lessons with 338 hours of instructional content in math, English language arts, science, and early literacy.

Thank you for continuing to inspire greatness in those around you!

The Great Minds Team

 Next week, Knowledge on the Go students will:  

Benefit from more teacher support in solving one-variable quadratic equations (Algebra 1)

Analyze star maps to learn how the night sky changes throughout a year (Level 5)

Work together to create an art project and discuss how different materials are used for specific purposes (Grade 3)

Spot the difference between a leopard and a cheetah after reading Is That a Cat? (Kindergarten)

We already have hundreds of consistent, coherent lessons on our website, and we're adding 25 more each day. 

Next week, Knowledge on the Go will encourage students to:  

Solve word problems by manipulating objects and creating drawings

Observe strength in the face of injustice during the Civil Rights Movement 

Develop a solution that might have helped Amelia Earhart avoid the tragic outcome of her flight

And there's much more. The lessons are easy to find and are already having a positive impact on students.

"Thank you for posting Homework Helpers with the Knowledge on the Go videos! Such a help for our families and students!"

-Karen D., elementary math and science coordinator

"All the other resources were just games, and they were not TEACHING my children math. These videos are amazing!!!!"

-Gloria P., parent

"Your 2nd grade lesson is PERFECT and is exactly what I had sent home with my kiddos!"

-Lauren L., teacher

We'd love to hear from you too. Take a look at the free resources we've created, and let us know your thoughts. We're here to answer questions and support you during this time.

Your partners at Great Minds

Interested in building more knowledge?

Stay in the know. Follow us on social media and visit our website to learn about upcoming Resource Overview Sessions, webinars, and new Knowledge on the Go content that's being added daily.

Dear Educator,

At Great Minds we understand planning for summer and back-to-school isn''t easy this year.  We''re here to help by working tirelessly to provide the country''s schools and districts with knowledge-building resources for continuous learning.

FOR SUMMER

FOR FALL

Knowledge on the Go provides free video lessons for math, science, ELA, and early literacy that enable students to continue learning at home over the summer through August 31.

Great Minds in Sync allows educators to toggle seamlessly between in-person and virtual instruction allowing students to build knowledge in math, ELA, and science-no matter the situation. 

I also want to invite you to attend the next discussion of our Educators Engage Roundtable Series, "Fall 2020: Preparing for the New Normal," on Thursday, June 18 at 4:00 p.m. ET. Great Minds Chief Academic Officers will discuss back-to-school, what instruction might look like, and the new Great Minds in Sync resources for continuous learning.

Are you available to discuss these new resources and your plans for the upcoming school year?

Hope to hear from you soon!

Best,

Lee Marzano-Schwarz

Your Account Solutions Manager

P.S. If you missed the first part of our Educators Engage Roundtable Series on using Knowledge on the Go to combat summer learning loss, click here to view the recording.

That is why, starting next Wednesday, March 18, we are going to share-free to anyone-recorded daily lessons in Grades K-12 of Eureka Math, K-8 of Wit & Wisdom, and 3-5 of PhD Science. These lessons will be delivered by Great Minds' own teachers and will be viewable on any device. We hope you will use these lessons, in full or in part, however you think best.

Please make every effort to send your students home with their Eureka Math student books, PhD Science Module 4 logbooks, and Wit & Wisdom workbooks and core texts, if available. 

In the meantime, remember that our Eureka Math/EngageNY Math curriculum is a free, open education resource available to anyone, anywhere. Please go to greatminds.org/math to find:

• Student materials such as Problem Sets, Application Problems, and Exit Tickets
• Homework Helpers
• Parent Tip Sheets
• Math card games

Please stay healthy

and keep building knowledge

as we work through these

unique times together.

Dear Educator,

At Great Minds we understand planning for summer and back-to-school isn''t easy this year.  We''re here to help by working tirelessly to provide the country''s schools and districts with knowledge-building resources for continuous learning.

FOR SUMMER

FOR FALL

Knowledge on the Go provides free video lessons for math, science, ELA, and early literacy that enable students to continue learning at home over the summer through August 31.

Great Minds in Sync allows educators to toggle seamlessly between in-person and virtual instruction allowing students to build knowledge in math, ELA, and science-no matter the situation. 

I also want to invite you to attend the next discussion of our Educators Engage Roundtable Series, "Fall 2020: Preparing for the New Normal," on Thursday, June 18 at 4:00 p.m. ET. Great Minds Chief Academic Officers will discuss back-to-school, what instruction might look like, and the new Great Minds in Sync resources for continuous learning.

Are you available to discuss these new resources and your plans for the upcoming school year?

Hope to hear from you soon!

Best,

Lee Marzano-Schwarz

Your Account Solutions Manager

P.S. If you missed the first part of our Educators Engage Roundtable Series on using Knowledge on the Go to combat summer learning loss, click here to view the recording.

Hello Andrew,

Have you had a chance to watch any of our free daily Knowledge on the GoT video lessons? If not, here are a few highlights:

Algebra II students study rational exponents.

Grade 3 science students examine the individual variation in humpback whales.

Grade 8 English language arts students explore a famous piece of art with prompts for discussion and writing.

Kindergarteners learn capitalization, spacing, and punctuation.

Our teacher-writers are working around the clock to record consistent, coherent lessons on math, English language arts, and science. These lessons are free to anyone-no strings attached, no registration required.

We've already uploaded 125 Knowledge on the Go videos, and we're adding more every day.

Let us know what you think and how we can continue to help.

Every day is a chance to build knowledge. We're glad to be your partner in keeping students on track while schools are closed.

Questions? Check out the Knowledge on the Go FAQs or email us at info@greatminds.org.

Please stay healthy

and keep building knowledge as we work

through these unique times together.

Fellow Educators,

As an organization of current and former teachers, we at Great Minds^? understand the need to keep students on track during school closures.

That's why we've recorded free daily video lessons from our expert team of teacher-writers in Grades K-12 of Eureka Math^?, Grades K-8 of Wit & Wisdom^?, and Grades 3-5 of PhD ScienceT. Organized by grade and module, the lessons are viewable on any device for easy access by teachers, parents, and students alike.

We are also offering additional access to Eureka Math materials like Parent Tip Sheets and Homework Helpers.

Students will benefit from our Knowledge on the Go resources regardless of whether they already use Great Minds materials.

Every day is a chance to build knowledge, even when school is out. Please continue checking our website for more free resources as we refresh our digital libraries.

Questions? Check out the Knowledge on the Go FAQs or email us at info@greatminds.org.

Please stay healthy

and keep building knowledge as we work
through these unique times together.

We want to make Knowledge on the Go as useful as possible to help you continue to inspire greatness in your students, so your feedback is important to us.

Thank you.

The Great Minds Team

 Next week, Knowledge on the Go students will:  

Check out the new math fluency libraries, including activities on compensation and money.

Explore how an object can move through magnetic and electric forces without being touched.

Build content knowledge and vocabulary with new Vocabulary on the Go videos.

Tour an Australian city from atop a double-decker bus in Hop Around Sydney.

Hello Educator,