Free Learn At Home Menus That Don't Need Devices

These are crazy time we are living in right now, and as many teachers make the transition to distance learning and online teaching, we must keep in mind that some of our students do not have access to devices or the internet. Here is one solution you can send home to parents to keep your students learning, without the use of devices. These FREE learn at home menus provide you with six weeks of activities that students can do screen-free.

Learn At Home Activities That Don’t Require Devices

Each six week set come with 6 learning menus plus a Friday movie day menu. I’ve bundled each set by grade level, and all of the sets include a parent letter explaining the procedure to use with their student.

All of the menus include creative activities for every subject: reading, writing, language arts, math, and science. They use simple materials from around the house and address speaking and listening, science, writing, math, and reading skills.

Students are up, moving, thinking, and creating in lots of fun ways they can share with their families.

How to Use At Home Learning Menus

On Monday through Thursday, students choose 2 or more activities from the weekly menu to complete. On Fridays, they watch a movie. After the movie, they choose 2 or more movie day activities to complete. The movie day activities use the movie they just watched to practice skills like, grammar, phonics, alphabetical order, character traits, story elements and more.

Make some movie day popcorn and see how to tie in math to your movie day!

How to Use the Menus for Distance Learning or Summer Review

To make it easier for both teachers and parents, I’ve created sets for grades 1-3. Click the grade level link you need, pop in your personal email address, and I’ll send them straight to your inbox. (Be sure to check Spam if you don’t see my email.)

Click here for First Grade

Click here for Second Grade

Click here for Third Grade

You may:

Share these resources with your students on a password protected site like See Saw or Google Classroom.
Email the pages to your parents.
Print the menus and parent letter to send home with students at the end of the year for summer review or for distance learning.

Please do not:

Upload these resource to any file sharing sites, private Facebook groups, district or school resource sharing platforms, or anywhere else online. If you have teachers friends or parents who would like to use these free resources, please send them the link to this post instead. I truly appreciate you honoring my work, time, and terms of use.

Keep your students learning at home via distance learning, during summer breaks, and even doing homework. Learn at home menus make it easy, even if kids don’t have devices.

Teachers, I hope this helps as you set up ways to teach from home and adapt your classroom resources to online learning. Please help another teacher by sharing this post on your social media platforms.