These websites offer a variety of interactive games, videos, and lessons that cover key subjects like math, reading, science, and more. Whether you’re looking for extra practice in a specific area or just want to make learning fun, these sites are a great way to reinforce skills learned in the classroom.
IXL – A site with standards-aligned practice in math and language arts by grade level. All students have a username and password provided at school. If you need help with your child’s login, please contact their teacher.
Khan Academy – A collection of short, free videos covering K–college-level math, science, and social studies. It’s especially helpful for visually explaining abstract math concepts.
Fun Brain – This site offers a variety of fun games and puzzles that reinforce math and reading skills. It can be differentiated for grade levels K-8.
Math Playground – An interactive site for elementary and middle school students that offers math games, logic problems, math videos, and much more.
Starfall – A free site that helps children learn to read through phonics and phonemic awareness. It’s great for kids in kindergarten through second grade and includes fun games to practice reading skills.
Cool Math 4 Kids – A site with fun, interactive math games for all ages and ability levels. Kids can learn multiplication, fractions, shapes, and more. There are also puzzles and brain-benders to challenge them.
How Stuff Works – A fascinating site for curious kids, filled with interesting articles, games, and videos on a variety of topics, including “The Ten Grossest Things in Your Body” and “What if America had lost the Revolution?”
Science Experiments You Can Do At Home – A site by Science Bob, offering lots of fun, easy science experiments that kids can do at home with a parent’s help.
Interactive Science Links – A gateway to other educational sites on topics like animal adaptations, constellations, body systems, life cycles, and more. Many links include interactive games to make learning fun.
PBS Kids Reading – A great resource with games, videos, and interactive stories to help kids improve their reading skills.
Common Sense Media – Common Sense Media has put together a list of the best apps for learning to read, organized by age.
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