Teachers can use the Studies Weekly Online Search feature to find specific topics, media, resources, and standards referenced throughout the program.
From your Studies Weekly Online account, select the Search button in the upper right corner of the top navigation bar.
- Type a subject or keyword into the search bar and press Enter on the keyboard or use the Search button.
- Optionally, select a publication to narrow down the results.
- To search for a specific standard, type it into the Search Standards search bar.
- Standards may not always be available.
- To view available standards, you need to select a publication.
- To search standards without an attached publication you need to type at least 2 characters in the Search Standards bar.
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Use the filters and tabs to narrow down your search by category (Media, Publication, Teacher Resources, or Training & Resources), Language and/or Media type.
- Explore the resources for teachers or select a file to add it to Customized Content or assign it Google Classroom.
In this example, we want to locate an article about transportation in Spanish.
- Type the topic in the search bar.
- Press Enter (or the Search button).
- Select the Publications tab.
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Select the Article and Spanish filters.
In this example, we want to locate images relating to mental health.
- Type “mental health” in the search bar.
- Press Enter (or the Search button).
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Select the Image filter under the Media tab.
In this example, we want to locate audio for mockingbirds.
- Type “mockingbird” in the search bar.
- Press Enter (or the Search button).
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Select the Video filter under the Media tab.
Teachers have access to hundreds of videos to enhance their students' learning experience.
In this example, we want to locate videos relating to World War II.
- Type “World War II” in the search bar.
- Press Enter (or the Search button).
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Select the Video filter under the Media tab.
Teachers can find lesson-specific video links in the lesson plans located in Teacher Resources. There are also related videos in the Explore More section below articles in a publication. (See the Explore More Pages article.)
Note
Not every article or lesson plan will have related videos.