Scholastic Learn at Home- Each day includes four meaningful learning experiences connected to a story or video for grades TK-6+
ABCYa - Literacy and Math Games Grades TK-5
Actively Learn- Reading Comprehension Practice
Starfall - Literacy Games Grades K-2
Moby Max - All Academic Content Grades 1-8
Fun Brain - Reading & Grammar Games
Storyline Online - Digital Read-alouds for All Ages
Just Books Read Aloud - Read-alouds by Reading Level
Kenn Nesbitt's Poetry 4 Kids - Read, Write, Listen...fun!
Seussville - All Thing Dr. Seuss
Unite for Literacy - Non Fiction for Little Learners
Sight Word Play List - Created by Ms. Pinto from Holly Ave
Tumblebooks - Digital Library in cooperation with Arcadia Public Library - contact staff for username and password information
Reading Rockets - Reading resources for students and parents
Readtheory.org - Reading comprehension at the learner's individual ability level
TeachYourMonstertoRead.com - A game for students in the early learning stages of reading
Newsela - Newsela is a curated collection of current event articles for learners in grades 2nd - 12th grade
CommonLit: Free access to a range of literature based content that is searchable by literary techniques for grades 3-12
Flipgrid - A discussion platform where you can pose questions or resources and students can record their understanding
Audible--Audio books for free
Prodigy - Math Practice Made Fun
Khan Academy - Math and Science Digital Lessons Grades K-8
Moby Max - All Academic Content Grades 1-8
Math Playground - Games Sorted by Topic/Math Strand
Fun Brain - Math Games with Grade Level Recommendations
Mr. Nussbaum.com - Math Games
PBS Kids - Math Games for Little Learners
ST Math - "ST Math is a web-based visual instructional program that leads to deep conceptual understanding of math for grades K-8th.
Khan Academy - Math and Science Digital Lessons Grades K-8
Phet Simulations - Interactive Simulations for Math and Science
Newsela - Newsela is a curated collection of current event articles for learners in grades 2nd - 12th grade.
Crash Course Kids Youtube Channel- Content videos for Science and Social Sciences
Mystery Doug- Videos that inspire and build science inquiry
Code.org - Coding: Challenge the Mind & Learn 21st Century Skills
Steve Spangler Science - Science experiments you can do at home with a few items around your house
Free Maker Stations - Design challenges that help learners practice science, technology and music created by Brooke Brown.
Brainpop- (Your teacher can give you the password)
Newsela - Newsela is a curated collection of current event articles for learners in grades 2nd - 12th grade.
Crash Course Kids Youtube Channel- Content videos for Science and Social Sciences
icivics- Interactive games that help students learn more about History
Smithsonian History Resource - The site teaches history by providing artifacts to "read" for the stories they tell.
Code.org - Coding: Challenge the Mind & Learn 21st Century Skills
Type Rocket - Practice Your Typing Skills
Dance Mat Typing - Improve Your Touch Typing & Speed
Typing Club -Typing Practice
Google Lens - Google Lens lets you search what you see, get things done faster, and understand the world around you—using just your camera or a photo.
Family GoNoodle- This website gets kids moving and practice mindful activities
Headspace For Kids- A great website for kids to practice meditation and calming exercises
UCLAhealth.org-Guided Meditations- Guided meditations
Classfit- Keep your kids active with these free short exercise videos
Google Arts and Culture - Explore collections from around the world
Lunch Doodles with Mo Willems - Grab some paper, pencils, and crayons and explore ways how drawing and writing come together.
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Infused home learning Lessons - Katie Novak & Alison Sancinito created day by day lessons you can print and use tomorrow! They embed authentic choice and resources for your learners at home.
If you have a music instrument...practice!
Family Routine: Help your student maintain a routine. Make a copy of this example and edit it to meet your family needs.
Family puzzles and game boards
Enjoy Nature (go for a walk, play outside, ride a bike or scooter)
Bake cookies or cook a family favorite recipe
Scrapbook photos of friends and family
Write a letter to a friend
Organize an area in your room
Read a book and share your favorite part of the story
Create a comic book
Find geometric shapes in your home (I spy a triangle...I spy a square)
Flip a coin 10, 20, 100 times to compare heads vs. tail
Study patterns in plants by collecting leaves
Create a new dance move or game
Count steps between rooms in your home
Play "I'm Thinking of..." (I am thinking of an animal that is grey, is large, and has a trunk...)