InSync Education has hundreds of resources and activities in core subject areas such as reading/language arts, math, science, and social studies/history. InSync Education also offers additional resources to help prepare students for standardized tests, practice academic skills over the summer, and develop study skills and lifelong learning strategies. Special resources for students in grades 9-12 focus on life skills, applying to college, and career readiness.

All of the resources in InSync Education are standards-based—developed specifically to guide families in how to build the grade and subject specific knowledge and skills that children are learning in the classroom. When you complete activities in InSync Education with your student, you’ll help your student learn what’s being taught in the classroom in reading/language arts, math, science, and social studies/history. 

To log into InSync Education, you will need to create an account using the district code provided by your local school or district or login with the credentials provided by your district. After your initial account set-up you can use your username and password created at sign-up.

Although InSync Education was initially built for parents, the resources in Parents K-12 are also commonly used by classroom teachers. Because InSync Education resources are standards-based, activities can be used for in-class practice, lesson differentiation, test prep and review, enrichment, or additional support for individual students based on need.  Additionally, many teachers print out the resources in InSync Education in the home language of the student as homework for both the student and the parent, and as a way to reinforce and support parental involvement in the student’s academic achievement.