NASA Kids’ Club helps children in pre-K through fourth grade learn the ins and outs of NASA’s missions using hands-on educational games. There’s also a “Now in Space” slideshow that introduces budding astronauts to the crew currently orbiting Earth on the International Space Station. Find out more here.
Arcademics Skill Builders
Designed for students in first through sixth grade, the free Academic Skill Builders website has dozens of games that aim to improve your child’s knowledge in math, geography, typing, spelling, and language arts. Find out more here.
Cosmic Kids Yoga
More than a million kids do yoga, mindfulness and relaxation with Jaime on the Cosmic Kids YouTube Channel. Parents and teachers report significant improvements in self-regulation, focus and empathy. But the videos are BRILLIANT FUN so kids love doing them! Find out more here.
National Geographic Kids
National Geographic Kids is free and chock-full of fun videos, games, and information about animals and nature. While it doesn’t fulfill any lessons or curriculum requirements or come with worksheets, it is the type of entertainment that is legitimately informative. Find out more here.
America’s Test Kitchen Kids
America’s Test Kitchen Kids has made their entire site completely free for everyone. Kids will love the colorful site and its plentiful selection of recipes, projects, and cooking lessons. Find out more here.
Storyline Online
Storyline Online is available 24 hours a day for children, parents, caregivers and educators worldwide. Each book includes supplemental curriculum developed by a credentialed elementary educator, aiming to strengthen comprehension and verbal and written skills for English-language learners. Find out more here.
Typing Games
Exclusive typing games that are a great way to improve typing speed and accuracy and can be tailored to current typing abilities. Plus, they’re a ton of fun! Find out more here.
We are Knitters: All the Happines in a Kit
The popular We are Knitters brand of kits has launched a series of knitting classes designed just for kids. Hosted by children’s knitting teacher Miss Alexandra Mpassy, the weekly classes teach step-by-step knitting basics, adding a new technique every week. The short videos are charming and easy to follow and will turn your crafty kid into a master knitter in no time. Plus, knitting is good for small motor skills and counting. Find out more by clicking here.
Les Mills on Demand: Born to Move
When it comes to learning a whole lot of cool moves from dance, martial arts and yoga this class is the way to go. Please click here to find out more.
Scholastic Learn at Home
Day-by-day projects to keep students reading, thinking, and growing. Click here for more!