News Resources
A Free Resource for News Literacy
The ability to discern what is fact and what is opinion seems to be more in demand today than ever. Regardless of politics, it is important to develop… learn more
Today's Front Pages - Newseum
The Newseum shows the current front pages from over 500 newspapers in the U.S. and around the world. learn more
New York Times
Most newspapers, such as The New York Times, are now online. Search your local newspapers for tie ins to current class topics, everything from math (what does 3… learn more
Newsela
Delivering more than news Social Studies. Science. ELA. SEL. 20+ content types. Tons of product updates. The learning platform that delivers more. You don’t have to choose between… learn more
Education: USA Facts
Government data to drive fact-based discussion. The American education system is a patchwork of public and private schools serving millions of children in urban to rural settings. The… learn more
NewseumED: Lesson Plans
NewseumED.org offers free resources to cultivate the First Amendment and media literacy skills essential to civic life. Learn how to authenticate, analyze and evaluate information from a variety… learn more
News for Kids
We believe the name says it all. NewsForKids.net was created by a teacher to make the news accessible to kids. We carefully choose high interest stories appropriate to… learn more
FiveThirtyEight
We use data and evidence to advance public knowledge — adding certainty where we can and uncertainty where we must. learn more
News Literacy Project
The News Literacy Project, a nonpartisan education nonprofit, is building a national movement to advance the practice of news literacy throughout American society, creating better informed, more engaged… learn more
Education Technology News
The latest EdTech news, advice, and opinions from the most popular blogs around the interwebs learn more
How to Use Digital Newspaper Archives in Your Class
Using digital newspaper archives helps students gain new perspective about the past and present. As a journalism professor with a keen interest in history, I may be biased,… learn more