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Keep Summer Learning Fun

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Summer is supposed to be fun—and summer learning should be, too!

Whether you’re looking for curriculum support, at-home activities for students, or professional learning resources, we’ll help you make this a summer to remember!

Dive In to Ready-to-Use Activities

Kick off summer with the Summer Learning Activities Channel, full of ready-to-use activities that cover a wide range of topics, subjects, and grade levels. There’s sure to be an activity for every learner to chase their curiosity, build knowledge, and practice key skills before back-to-school season.

Explore the Summer of Learning Channel

Check out the Summer of Learning Channel for tons of subject-specific content and engaging at-home resources that get the whole family involved! If you need to focus on extending your own learning over the summer, we have a variety of on-demand eLearning opportunities—so you can complete them by the pool!

Whatever your summer learning plans,
you’ll find exactly what you need in DE!


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Take a Virtual Field Trip

Take students to a far-off destination without ever leaving the home or classroom! Virtual Field Trips are wonderful ways to keep students engaged in summer learning, no matter where they are, while introducing new places and interests. Find our full collection in the Virtual Field Trips Channel or get started with a few of our recent Virtual Field Trips below.


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Living with Polar Bears

Grades 3-5, 6-8

Roam with the polar bears and discover more about these majestic creatures, their unique traits, and how living among them presents real challenges as well as rewarding opportunities.


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Operation Build It

Grades 6-8, 9-12

Give students the tools to make things happen in their everyday lives. Join super-skilled DIYers and learn how to set up a workshop anywhere to tackle real challenges and passions.


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Sustainable Futures

Grades 5-10

Encourage students to explore the possibilities of a sustainable future and inspire them to think big when challenging what’s possible and creating a lasting, positive impact.


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