The Math Modeling Hub offers sample mathematical modeling problems including lesson plans and setup, learning goals, and student templates.

NetsBlox is a visual programming language and cloud-based environment that enables novice programmers to create networked programs such as multi-player games. Its visual notation is based on Scratch and it uses the open source JavaScript code base of Snap! NetsBlox opens up the internet with its vast array of public domain scientific and other data sources making it possible to create STEM projects, such as displaying seismic activity anywhere on Earth using an interactive Google Maps background. Similarly, weather, air pollution, and many other data sources such as the Open Movie Database and the Sloan Digital Sky Server are available. NetsBlox also supports collaborative editing similar to Google Docs.

SAS provides a series of training modules for teachers seeking to improve their understanding of data literacy.

Stats Medic provides ready-to-be-taught lessons that align with the textbook Statistics and Probability with Applications (4e). Each lesson is designed to be taught in an Experience First, Formalize Later (EFFL) format in which students work in small groups on an engaging activity before the teacher formalizes the learning.

Microsoft offers a data science lesson where students compare the running speeds of animals, conduct data analysis to compare the race times of peers ages 11-18, and use trend data to compare how their own speed will change with age. This lesson meets middle school technology, math, and physical education standards.

PhET Interactive Simulations provides free simulations for K-12 to get students interacting with math and science through data-based inquiry.

SAS DataFly is an interactive, real-time data visualization tool for the classroom. Engage students with data through quick polls that generate real-time interactive data visualizations. Designed with education in mind, SAS DataFly offers tools and support for teachers to guide discussion and inspire students’ interest and learning.

Tableau is a data visualization platform offering free licenses, teacher learning resources, and curricula to schools and educators, including lecture slides, homework assignments, discussion board activities, and test banks.

Modeling Our World with Mathematics is a high school mathematics course developed by the Washington State Office of Superintendent of Public Instruction. Each module centers on a different real-world topic, and individual lessons then connect those themes to mathematical and data analysis concepts. The program also offers a summer institute for teachers.

High school introductory data science course. Half year or full year format. Includes lesson plans.

STEMcoding offers a variety of data science and coding-based activities for the physical sciences teaching both the use of spreadsheets and Javascript code. These activities are accompanied by instructional videos providing step-by-step guides for instructors and students.

‘Teach Data Literacy: a guide for primary teachers’ is a resource developed by the Data Education in Schools team to support teachers to enhance opportunities for all to build the skills and habits of mind relevant to data problem-solving. The guide offers practical guidance, links to resources and a poster to support teaching data literacy skills and concepts across the primary curriculum.