Have children in kindergarten through sixth grade? Time For Kids announced its releasing free editions of all of its magazines while kids are home from school. Additionally, its publication Your $, which teaches kids financial literary, is also available online. Find out more here.
State of Kid
Little ones under the age of 5 can take free virtual classes through State of Kid. Choose from Zumbini With Vivi, Jam With Jamie, or State of Sing. The class offerings will be updated each week, so check back to see what’s new. Find out more here.
Sesame Street
Kiddos 5 and younger can get full access to Sesame Street’s free educational games, videos, and art projects, which feature their favorite characters. Additionally, Sesame Street’s new page, “Caring For Each Other,” offers resources specifically catered to this time of uncertainty. Find out more here.
Seneca
Using Seneca, younger kids can brush up on multiplication tables while middle schoolers practice their prealgebra skills. There are also Spanish and biology courses available, as well as classes for high schoolers. Find out more here.
Rockalingua: Music Based Spanish Learning
A music-based Spanish learning program, Rockalingua is a great option for young beginners in Spanish thanks to its library of interactive videos. Think of it as an extension of the type of learning Dora the Explorer provides. Find out more here.
Rivet
Created by Google’s experimental program workshop, Area 120, Rivet encourages reading practice with the use of over 3,500 free books, which are designed for students in kindergarten through third grade. Children will receive points and awards for each book they read and can complete activities that promote self-reflection once they’re finished. Find out more here.
Radish Kids
Raddish, a for-kids cooking subscription service, is currently offering free recipes, activities, and an at-home camp curriculum. Additionally, it will be giving away 25,000 free cooking kits over the next few weeks to kids between the ages of 4 and 14! Find out more here.
Noggin
Using Noggin’s free website, kids ages 2 and older can watch educational videos on topics like how germs spread, and complete a mix of daily activities from yoga to sing-alongs. Find out more here.
NASA Kids’ Club
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.
HippoCampus
Children of middle school age and older can access more than 7,000 free videos across 13 subjects with HippoCampus. The best part? It’s always free. Find out more here.