Since most of the learning takes online, educational remote learning resources are overflowing everywhere. I have been receiving emails from many education companies that are offering free subscriptions to parents, and students during school closures.
And many school districts are providing at-home learning, we(as a parent) still find ourselves to come up with some kinds of lesson plans, educational activities, DIY projects, indoor activities, and to keep the kids entertained while everybody is staying home. Especially for the younger kids, they get bored easily so we need something to make them busy.
Many apps and websites have been lowering their subscription fees and offering their services for free to families affected by school closures. Others were always have been free, but now they are adding more free content to their apps and websites. These couple of education companies are currently offering free subscriptions.
- Scholastic Learn at Home (Grades Pre-K thru 9th grade)
- Mystery Science (Grade K thru 5th)
- Scratch Jr. (Children ages 5-7, introductory programming language)
- GoNoodle (All age)
- Colorme Ph.D. (All age)
- Picasso Head (All age)
- Museum of Fine Arts, Boston (16 virtual exhibits)
- Math Games (Grade K- 8th)
- PBS (Age 2 to 8) & PBS LearningMedia
- National Geographic Kids (All age)
- All Kids Network (All age)
- Wonderopolis (All age)
- Arcademic Skill Builders (Grade 1st thru 8th)
- Book Creator (School-age)
- Conjuguemos (All ages, Vocabulary & Grammar)
- Crayola (All ages, Crafts & lesson plans)
- Epic! (Kids 12 and under)
- Nasa Kids’ Club (Pre-K thru 4th grade)
- Rockalingua (All age, A music-based Spanish learning program)
- TypingClub (Age 7 and up)
- Lulus (Age 5 and up, Fun Fashion Activities)
I have updated the lists. Thanks to Michelle for sharing the good activities.
If there are other good educational websites that I didn’t mention here please feel free to commenting below.
Smile and create all the time!