Parent Portal · Optional Family Supports
Families do not need to recreate the classroom at home. A few minutes of reading, practicing a skill, exploring a question, or creating something together can make a meaningful difference.
We've gathered free resources families can use to support learning, curiosity, and practice at home. Choose what works for your child.
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Playful reading and math practice designed especially for younger learners.
Free, ad-free activities, books, videos, reading practice, early literacy, writing, language, and math.
Visit ResourceHigh-quality reading passages and comprehension practice for growing readers.
Reading passages, vocabulary support, comprehension questions, eBooks, and family tools that build knowledge and comprehension.
Visit ResourceStep-by-step lessons and practice when your child wants extra help or an extra challenge.
Lessons, videos, articles, and practice activities across mathematics, science, computing, and other subjects.
Visit ResourceLearning games and activities that mix curiosity, play, and familiar characters.
Educational games and activities involving science, engineering, problem-solving, literacy, and family learning.
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Playful reading and math practice designed especially for younger learners.
Free, ad-free activities, books, videos, reading practice, early literacy, writing, language, and math.
Visit ResourceHigh-quality reading passages and comprehension practice for growing readers.
Reading passages, vocabulary support, comprehension questions, eBooks, and family tools that build knowledge and comprehension.
Visit ResourceStep-by-step lessons and practice when your child wants extra help or an extra challenge.
Lessons, videos, articles, and practice activities across mathematics, science, computing, and other subjects.
Visit ResourceLearning games and activities that mix curiosity, play, and familiar characters.
Educational games and activities involving science, engineering, problem-solving, literacy, and family learning.
Visit ResourceGame-like phonics and early reading practice for young learners.
A reading app with phonics, handwriting, sight words, vocabulary, decoding, and story-based literacy activities.
Visit ResourceExplore space, science, engineering, and hands-on STEM projects together.
Hands-on activities in science, engineering, mathematics, technology, space exploration, and creative problem-solving.
Visit ResourceCreate games, stories, and animations while learning the basics of coding.
A visual programming platform for making interactive stories, animations, and games while practicing computational thinking.
For families: Scratch includes an online community. Younger students should use it with appropriate family supervision.
Visit ResourceEasy ways for children to begin learning computer science and coding.
Beginner-friendly coding courses, activities, and computer science learning experiences.
Visit ResourceExplore museums, science, history, art, culture, and fascinating real-world collections from home.
Digital museum resources including images, texts, recordings, videos, objects, and educational collections.
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Choose one if it feels useful—these are suggestions, not requirements.
