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Abcya.com is a teacher-created website that provides fun, educational games and apps for kids.

ALEKS provides a complete web-based educational environment for K-12 and higher-education mathematics, accounting, statistics, and chemistry.

This website educates students on science-related topics in the news.

Bitsbox provides monthly coding projects that teach elementary learners how to program apps.

Complete weekly learning challenges and unlock animated episodes of Mae Merriweather’s adventure story, which contain clues to the hidden resting place of a mysterious treasure.

BrainPOP provides leveled quizzes and additional features that meet the needs of different learning styles.

Brilliant offers math, science and computer science courses that are interactive.

Busy Water is a leveled puzzle game that challenges kids to problem solve and apply basic physics to guide a fish safely through a maze of pipes.

The Green brothers give fast-paced overviews and summaries of various topics in an engaging and entertaining way that helps with review.

CTC has over 1,400 online videos with accompanying worksheets or interactive questions, one-page printable summaries, sample questions with answers, and an optional place for record keeping.

Cultured Owl provides a subscription box of educational kits by country.

Dance Mat Typing will help your kids learn to type and improve their typing skills!

Delta Education brings science to life through active investigation, including activities, informational texts, science notebooks, interactive technology, and embedded assessment.

DragonBox has educational math apps for TK-8th grade learners.

Order electronics, coding, and robotic kits through EEME. Then login to watch instructions and lessons that will show your learner how to build the project and learn how it works.

Enchanted Learning produces simple and clear children’s educational websites, emphasizing creativity and pure enjoyment of learning.

Epic is the leading digital library for kids under 12.

Explode the Code has been a phonics bestseller for over 30 years, helping millions of children build their literacy skills for reading success.

Explore Learning has over 400 math and science simulations that allow learners to graph, measure, compare, predict, and prove.

For curious young minds, Genius Box is a monthly STEM subscription box containing 3+ activities with a new topic every month!

Grow and Make is a company that provides DIY monthly subscription kits for culinary, bath and body, garden, candle making or beverage building.

History of US provides higher-level teaching guides that focus on critical thinking.

Evan Moor helps bring history alive in books as learners explore the fascinating past by making the interactive projects in History Pockets.

Each month, History Unboxed sends subscribers a new box exploring a different place in time based on the era selected.

Homeschool Math is a resource for parents and teachers that includes free math worksheets, lessons, online math game lists, ebooks, and a curriculum guide.

Institute for Excellence in Writing is a company that incorporates methods and orderable materials that will help teachers train learners to become confident and competent communicators through writing.

Ivy Kids is a monthly subscription that includes activities, games and projects based on a popular children’s book.

IXL is an award winning site that offers support in a variety of subjects.

K’nex offers orderable creative kits for building and has online learning games.

K5 Learning covers phonemic awareness, phonics, sight words, vocabulary and reading comprehension.

Khan Academy is a free online resource for lessons across the curriculum.

Kid Kits are hands-on learning kits for ages 3 to 8 that explore topics like volcanoes, oceans, dinosaurs, and more!

King of Math has online math games and apps available on iOS and Google Play.

Kiwi Crate provides educational, creative STEM projects delivered in monthly subscriptions.

LibroVox is a free public domain of audio and print books.

Little Passports offers fun and engaging hands-on subscriptions exploring social studies, geography and science options for children ages 3-13.

Magic School Bus has lessons that are organized around a single science topic (light/rainbows, electricity, magnetism, germs, etc.) and include a lab booklet centered around a dozen activities/experiments to exploreRead more

Mango Languages provide free online learning in Spanish, French, Italian, Chinese (Mandarin and Cantonese), Arabic, Korean, Russian, Tagalog, Greek, Latin and more.

This is an award winning orderable curriculum with a set of maps and teacher’s guide for teaching kids geography.

Math Antics is a video series that helps students learn or review basic math.

Mathseeds combines highly structured lessons with fun and motivational elements that keep children engaged in learning.

Medieval Math is a math facts game where kids battle dragons and monsters to earn new weapons as they answer basic facts with speed and accuracy.

Mind Benders offers orderable books across grades and curriculum including a series used to develop logic, reading comprehension and mental skills.

This is an online website developed by a teacher that includes free games, ideas and lessons.

Mystery Science offers short videos and discussion questions, as well as hands-on activities related to science and engineering.

Nearpod is a great resource for hundreds of free lesson plans, polls, interactive quizzes and slideshows.

Endless Learning offers entertaining and educational apps for children and families in Math, Language Arts, and Spanish.

PBS Kids provides TV shows and videos along with games that support learning.

This website offers a placement assessment and covers over 1,200 math skills.

Raddish Kids is a cooking box subscription that combines math, science, geography, culture, and history into fun culinary lessons.

Ray’s Horrible Books offers a humorous spin on a variety of subjects. The website is full of links to various enrichment materials and other websites.

Raz-Kids is an online guided reading program with interactive ebooks, downloadable books, and reading quizzes.

Reading Eggs is a multi-award winning early learning resource that supports reading with online reading games and activities.

Science4us is a standards-based and award winning core science curriculum.

Sequential Spelling is based on the classic Orton-Gillingham approach using structured literacy, including its focus on word families, rhymes, syllable instruction and morphology.

This adaptive learning program helps learners with their mental calculation, algebra, problem-solving and critical thinking skills.

This website offers thousands of word lists, 40+ learning games for spelling, vocabulary and phonics.

ST Math is a visual instructional program that builds a deep conceptual understanding of math using problem solving to engage, motivate and challenge TK-8 learners.

Stack the States was voted the best game for learning about each of the 50 states in the U.S.

Starfall provides audiovisual interactivity for TK-2, special education, homeschool, and English language development (ELD, ELL, ESL).

The Studies Weekly curriculum applies a balanced literacy approach that offers assessment, word study, writing prompts, reading and much more.

Sumdog helps learners improve their math skills through research-based learning games.

This app is an award-winning phonics and reading game that covers the first two years of learning to read, from matching letters and sounds to enjoying little books.

Teachers Pay Teachers is an online library full of printable educational worksheets and resources created by educators.

The Critical Thinking Co. provides highly effective verbal and nonverbal reasoning activities to improve students’ vocabulary, reading, writing, math, logic, and figural-spatial skills, as well as their visual and auditoryRead more

The Human Body by Tinybop helps learners understand anatomy and biology using an interactive model of the human body.

TimeMaps is an online, interactive source for history that offers access to an atlas and an encyclopedia all in one place.

Udacity offers online courses (lasting two weeks to six months) in technology, coding and computer science.

Universal Class by the Los Angeles Public Library offers free online classes on various subjects.