Learning at home
Helpful websites to keep kids on track
SplashLearn is an interactive learning platform filled with free math and reading games that help children practice important skills independently from home
What stands out?
- Game-based learning activities
- Parent-friendly progress tracking
- Personalization
Education Corner offers free study guides, educational articles, and learning strategies that help parents support academic growth outside of the classroom
What stands out?
- Study skill resources
- Focus on college readiness
- Blogs and articles on student learning
Nat Geo Kids provides educational videos, games, and articles that encourage children to explore science, animals, and the world from home
What stands out?
- Always free
- Safe for all ages
- Science/geography focus
BBC Bitesize is a learning website packed with lessons, quizzes, and review activities that make at-home studying more organized and accessible
What stands out?
- Short/built-in games and lessons
- Focus on independent learning
- Resources for parents as well as teachers
Project Gutenburg is a free digital library that gives families access to thousands of classic books and reading materials that can be used anywhere at home
What stands out?
- Completely free online books
- Large collection of classics
- Accessible reading from any device
Kids Discover features interactive reading materials, videos, and activities that help children explore nonfiction topics in a fun and engaging way
What stands out?
- Interactive nonfiction learning
- High-interest reading topics
- Multimedia educational activities