Studies Weekly Opens Its Online Curriculum to All During COVID-19 Outbreak

Mar 16, 2020

OREM, Utah, March 17, 2020 /PRNewswire/ -- Due to school closures, and the need for many teachers and students to conduct learning remotely, Studies Weekly announced March 13 that it opened its online curriculum platform, Studies Weekly Online, free to all users.

Studies Weekly Online is now open for ALL teachers and students to use, whether or not they are current customers.

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Studies Weekly Online can be used on tablets, phones, laptops or desktops.

A student uses Studies Weekly Online in a classroom.

Studies Weekly Online is a full K-6 standards-based curriculum for Social Studies and Science, which usually pairs with the company's periodical-based printed materials. This online platform includes all student editions, Teacher Editions, lesson plans, English Language Arts integrations, and customizable assessments.

Teachers can start their free access to Studies Weekly Online by visiting studiesweekly.com.

About Studies Weekly

Studies Weekly is a Utah-based educational company which creates customized, standards-based curriculum founded on integrated learning strategies that increase student knowledge, skills, and dispositions. Students enjoy the content-rich articles in newspaper format, with thousands of primary source documents, images and videos included online.

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Melody Anderson, CMO
801-913-2565
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