K-12 Learning Resources
Use these K-12 learning resources to reinforce, supplement, or advance classroom lessons. They will enable students to conquer concepts and develop new skills.
Acquiring both current and new information fosters a child’s confidence and positions students for future success.
Homework Help
The linked websites provide homework help, practice, and review. You’ll find free worksheets and instructional videos – many with step-by-step instructions.
These websites are ideal for teachers, parents, homeschoolers, and tutors. There are online interactive websites as well as downloadable worksheets. Explore to find the tools that best meet your child’s needs.
NOTE: Click here for printable worksheets webistes.
Virtual Museum Tours
If you can’t get to the museum, let the museum come to you. We’ve included links to virtual museum tours, historic homes, national parks, aircraft, and lots more.
Note: Museums may contain nudes and other works that some deem unsuitable. We suggest previewing before allowing your child to take a tour.
Train Your Brain
Try critical thinking games, brainteasers, memory games and more. It’s a fun way to practice skills while engaging in challenging activities.
Click the “+” to move between subjects. Mathematics is open by default.
This page is best used on laptops, desktop computers, or mobile phones. Results vary when used on tablets, especially older devices.
You can bookmark or add this page to your collections/list, and check back often for updates. We continually add new resource websites. Feel free to email us with suggestions or to report technical issues.
See our “At-Home Activities” posts for family fun, educational, and FREE activities you can do in your home and around your neighborhood.
You may also find value in our “10 Ways to Overcome Math Anxiety.”
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Practice Problems
For grades 1 -8 with worksheets for students and solutions for parents and teachers.
Illuminations
Math content standards for grades K – 12 from the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics.
Khan Academy
Arithmetic to advanced math. Also covers Science, Language Arts, Arts & Humanities, etc.
MashUp Math – a YouTube channel featuring math videos on fractions, volume, linear equations, and more.
Online Math Learning – Pre-K through advanced math.
Tang Math – Interactive games and more. Free and subscription service.
Freckle – Assignments, tracking, pre-assessments. Free and premium version.
Howie Hua – Short YouTube videos with unique/simple approaches to math problems. Mr. Hua is a university math instructor.
Math Is Fun – All levels – printable worksheets.
Math Playground – Basic math, shapes, fractions, robot games, and more.
Purple Math – K-12, standardized test prep, college placement & entrance exams.
Zearn – Video tutorials (free & paid accounts)
WISC-Online – Shapes and angles. There are several additional Math sections available on the website.
Free Math Help – Algebra I & II, Geometry, Trigonometry, Calculus, Statistics, Sports Math, and Financial Math.
Math Games – Practice math skills with interactive games for pre-K – 8th grade. Some games require a premium subscription.
LabXchange – Discover free, interactive learning materials with ease and find the perfect resources for your next lesson. Currently for graded 9-12.
The Daily STEM – Puzzles, videos, and activities for the classroom or home are presented in pdf sheets with links. Easily relatable and actionable.
Ask a Biologist – All things related to biology are presented in multiple formats. There are games, simulations, puzzles, quizzes, and more.
(NOTE: The search feature can be a bit wonky.)
National Inventors Hall of Fame – Free at-home ideas activities and downloadable booklets.
Earth How – Learn all about planet Earth from the atmosphere to its geology, and more. There’s a careers section with course lists.
The Elements – Interactive periodic table. A few elements still need to be included. The website has additional resources.
UCAR Center for Science Education – A vast assortment of climate/weather-related videos, virtual tours, resources for educators, interactive games and coloring pages, and apps.
Generation Genius – Wide range of videos. K-8. Free trial.
Snappywords – Fun and educational STEM games.
Ology – From the Museum of Natural History introduces students to the study of fourteen different scientific fields of study/research through videos, reading, games, and hands-on activities.
*There’s a “Teaching with Ology” section for educators.
Earthquakes – Science project ideas, facts, and additional learning links.
K-5 Learning – Science worksheets K -3.
ARM & HAMMAR – Easy, DIY experiments for children.
Franklin@Home – The Franklin Institute provides videos and activities on a wide range of science topics.
Cognito – YouTube videos from the UK. It Covers Math & Science.
ChemCollective – Virtual chemistry labs, e.g., solubility, equilibrium, and more. Other resources are also available.
Monterey Bay Aquarium – Free online courses for pre-k – grade 12. Registration is required. Suitable for students who work well independently. Courses are offered in English and Spanish.
Oceans – Lots of videos that examine multiple facets of our oceans.
Science Underground – Fun science facts and observations presented in 2-minute podcasts.
The Nine Planets – The website kept its registered name & URL. They have fun with the Pluto reclassification, while deftly explaining our solar system.
Strawbees STEAM Activities – A collection of 40+ activities families can do together.
Raspberry Pi Foundation – A wealth of coding projects and ideas. Create an account to track progress.
K12 Reader – Worksheets to develop strong reading, writing, and comprehension skills.
Read Works – Grow vocabulary, build background knowledge, and strengthen strategic reading.
OWL at Purdue – Writing, style guide, and citations.
Diagramming Sentences (Interactive) – WISC-Online adds an element of fun to understanding how parts of speech fit together.
–WISC Online also has a full Linguistics section for additional ELA resources.
PBS Learning Media – Videos and exercises for all grades.
English Language Learners – Videos and exercises for non-native speakers.
The Grammarist – Get answers to those pesky word usage questions and more.
Writing Explained – Another source for confusing words, style guides, and more.
Capitalize My Title – Type in the title of your paper/report and select your style. The accepted format will appear.
Merriam Webster Word of the Day – Sign-up for daily emails. Check out the “Ask the Editor” videos.
Read Works – Grow vocabulary, build background knowledge, and strengthen strategic reading.
Dictionary.com – Another “Word of the Day.”
Spanish – Word or phrase of the day.
French – Word or phrase of the day.
(See World Languages for additional language resources.)
Language Guide – Vocabulary and grammar for multiple languages, including Spanish and French. Listening and speaking challenges are offered.
Duolingo – The free version is good for practice. Temporary full access is granted for completing certain daily streaks.
Busuu – Learn with the free version. Paid option has a bit more depth.
Hello Talk – An app that connects you with a native speaker.
American Sign Language (ASL) – YouTube channel devoted to the introduction of ASL.
Lenape Talking Dictionary – The official dictionary of Lenape – the language of the Delaware Tribe.
Spanish Dictionary – Word of the Day, learning modules and more.
Deep L – A highly rated language translator.
NOTE: All BBC Languages content has been archived by the host. We’ve removed it from this page.
Center for Civic Education – Free and paid resources covering the Constitution, Voting, etc.
Geography Science of the World – For introduction to and understanding of the importance of geography.
The Thought Vortex – A YouTube channel with expertly (and humorously) narrated animated videos that explain the evolution of humans from various perspectives.
GeoGenius – Info cards on all countries of the world with maps and photos of places of interest. Basic info can be accessed but to take quizzes an account is required.
Note: Last updated 2021.
The Zinn Education Project – Resources from the 2005 book “A People’s History of the United States” are available online. Conduct searches by time period, theme, etc.
Christina Proenza Coles – A twitter page that amplifies the contributions of people of African descent and how those contributions shaped the world.
World History for All of Us – A fresh approach to history that is inclusive and relational.
National Geographic – Another examination of geography and its place in understanding the world.
CK – 12 (formally I Need A Pencil) –
Number 2 – SAT, ACT, GRE & CPA practice,
4 Tests – Academic & professional exams practice.
Tower of Hanoi – Will you solve it in the minimum number of moves?
Braingle – Puzzles, riddles, games, flashcards, and more. Need to register for free account.
Cool Math Games – Interactive games/exercises for kids.
Lemonade Stand – It takes planning, skill, good money management and a little luck to run a successful business.
NatGeo Kids – Weird but True video shorts. Fun facts about everything.
Education.com – For grades K – 8. Worksheets, lesson plans, workbooks, activities, and more.
PBS Learning Media – A vast collection of culturally inclusive videos, interactive images, and more that cover all subjects/topics by age and grade (with a search feature).
Lesson plans are available.
ZOOM – No, not the virtual meeting platform. PBS has made its educational content available to all.
Toy Theater – A collection of interactive games, puzzles, spot the difference and more. Covers math, reading, art, and music. Teacher tools provided.
Sketchnotes/One-Pagers – A creative way for students to visually represent story elements.
Diffit – Tailor any lesson plan or text to grade or ability level. AI-assisted for differentiated learning.
Smithsonian Learning Lab – Provides access to Smithsonian digital images, recordings, texts, and videos in history, art and culture, and the sciences.
Mr. Nussbaum – A vast collection of materials covering math, language arts, science, geography, games, word searches, and more. Some materials are available to premium users – only.
(The Christopher Columbus biography for elementary/middle school is problematic.)
K5 Learning – Free & paid worksheets for math, reading comprehension, vocabulary, cursive writing, and more.
Enchanted Learning – Worksheets and exercises in all areas/subjects. Free access to most items. Ad-free subscription option available. Use the site index for easy navigation.
Learning Resources – Hundreds of free, printable PDFs for learning math, words, and fun. Many are themed for seasons and holidays. Coding activities are included. The printables are for pre-K to early elementary-level students
Certificate and Diploma courses
A wide array of subjects and programs to choose from.
Contextures
Need help with MicroSoft Excel spreadsheets and formulas? Try this site for instructions.
Merriam Webster
Commonly used modern slang explained.
Met Kids
Clickable maps, time machines, and videos.
The Bronx Zoo
Livestreams from various exhibits. Animals aren’t always in camera range. Live daily from 10 AM to 4 PM (ET).
National Museum of the American Indian (Smithsonian)
Learning resources for students and teachers.
Georgia Aquarium
Livestream webcams from inside the aquarium. Navigate to different exhibits using the link in the upper left.
The King Center
Downloadable lesson plans, glossaries, etc., and videos inside the facility and with speakers from the past and present.
Smithsonian Natural History Museum
Narrated virtual tour videos of various exhibits and halls.
The George Eastman Museum
Tour the mansion of the founder of Eastman Kodak Co. Video descriptions included in many rooms.
Van Gogh Museum
Less of a virtual tour and more of an introduction to Vincent Van Gogh created specifically for young people.
Monticello-Jefferson Estate
Virtual tours and at-home activities at Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello.
Frida Kahlo’s Diary
The thoughts of and drawings by the artist.
The National Inventors Hall of Fame
This site offers ways for visitors to search for inventors and discover at-home STEM acitivites under the Learning Resources tab.
Louvre Kids
This is included with some reservations and a warning. There are many informative, whimsical videos in the various sections.
Note: Historical stories are presented with a distinctly European point of view. These representations can be used to discuss perspectives, norms, overt bias, and unnecessary judgements.
NASA at Home | Virtual Tours & Apps
Look inside the International Space Station, Artemis, space flight center, operations center, and more.
Rijskmuseum
There are two options for this museum dedicated to Dutch artists. You can take the general tour (audio available for selected artworks), or you can play the challenge by finding the “keys.”
Monterey Bay Aquarium
Live cams and prerecorded videos from inside the natural habitats. Check schedules of live feedings for certain exhibits.
Anne Frank House
Access supplemental education materials to use with the collection.
The Barnes Foundation
An extensive collection of art from around the world, uniquely displayed – often with everyday objects.
Charlotte Forten Grimké
Information about this female activist and other important people and events of the Reconstruction era.
Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation
An abundance of videos and resource material for teachers, homeschoolers, and families that want to learn together. There isn’t an actual virtual tour at this time.
The National Museum of Computing
Take a look at the early days of computers.
The Museum of Flight
Look inside the cockpit, cabin, and various aircraft. Family & teacher resources are available.
The Olympic Museum (Lausanne, Switzerland)
360º views from inside the museum. This is one of several Olympic museums.
In honor of the 2024 Paris Olympics, we added a blog post with additional Olympic museums.
National Women’s History Museum
Chronicles the journey, struggles, and triumphs of women. They are divided by area, time period, and focused features.
U.S. National Park Service
Virtual tours of the nation’s national parks, historic homes of famous people, and more.
The Paley Center for Media (formerly the Museum of Television and Radio)
Videos of past events and discussions with cast members and producers of popular TV shows.
The Broad
Contemporary art museum offering digital access to artists, lectures, and performances.
Maggie Lena Walker House
You can view photos from the National Parks Service and go inside with panoramic views from Google Arts & Culture (bottom of page). Ms. Walker was an African-American newspaper publisher, activist, and bank founder and president.
*FREE SCIENCE ACTIVITY BOOKLETS FOR DOWNLOAD*
Download one, two, or all three science activity booklets courtesy of the Franklin Institute. These FREE booklets support the National Science Education Standards. The supported content standards are listed on the back page of each booklet.
Ideal resources for teachers and homeschoolers.
Click on an image to download the pdf. For best results, print on ledger-size paper.
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