This link has "games" for kids; also has an extensive reading list that is set up by genre, age, author etc.

There are great reading options; look at the "Excellence in Reading" under the "Achieve" tab.

Epic!  says has 35,000 ebooks, videos and quizzes and other free teacher and librarians resources.

**Teachers can sign up and give you a code and/or parents can sign up for a free trial. 

Storyline Online is a site where LOTS of picture books are read aloud by famous actors and tv personalities.  Each book contains a teacher's guide with a synopsis of the story and possible lesson plans to utilize. 

Test your word smarts with this daily word game. Six chances to guess the daily 5 letter word. Come back each day to see if you can beat your score. 

Imagineering in a Box- Walt Disney partners with Khan Academy to bring you 'Imagineering in a Box.' The series offers 32 videos in which Imagineers share how they use a wide range of skills – from story development and conceptual design, to math, physics and engineering – to create immersive experiences. There are three lessons. #1 Creating Worlds, #2 Designing Attractions, #3 Bringing Characters to Life.

Inspiring young mathematicians through challenging tasks and helping developing a growth mindset. 

The MathsChallenge site provides a multitude of problems and solutions as well as archived problems for kids to solve.  It contains helpful links that define mathematical terms, if needed.  Quite challenging!

Age suggestion: 5th-12th grades.  Good for our gifted math kids in 4th and 5th grade who are looking for a challenge.  Gives hints and answers on the site.  The site was created for Canada's School Net.

Inspired by Wordle, this daily math puzzle will challenge you to find the hidden calculation in six guesses. 

Cryptarithm worksheets - Cryptarithms, or alphametic puzzles, are arithmetic formulas where the digits have been replaced by letters or sometimes other symbols.

Offered during school hours, this is a great site to use while students are currently home from school. Each month during the school year we host 25+ Google Hangout events for classrooms.

​We regularly host full day, week and month events focusing covering themes like oceans, biodiversity, women in science, space exploration, ocean plastics, climate change and more.

We send textbook sized satellite BGAN units around the world with scientists and explorers so they can video broadcast into classrooms from the most remote regions of the planet.

​Follow and connect with exciting expeditions around the world.

Use your critical thinking and deductive reasoning skills to solve each case while playing disease detective with the interactive online game from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention. Kids can earn badges and points for each case solved, which will unlock more challenging cases.

Crash Course for Kids is a Youtube channel that has videos on various topics about engineering, Earth Science, Physical Science,  Life Science and Space Science.  Videos are engaging, short and informative.  Great for kids who "need to know" how things work.

"Smithsonian Learning Lab puts the treasures of the world's largest museum, education, and research complex within reach. The Lab is a free, interactive platform for discovering millions of authentic digital resources, creating content with online tools, and sharing in the Smithsonian's expansive community of knowledge and learning." There is a huge "Learning Lab Collection" which can be searched by resource type, content area or specific topic. It includes videos, audio files, images, articles, projects, and more.

A free account can be created which allows you to save, share, cite, etc.

Explorer Classroom is brought to you by National Geographic. Students or classes can join live interactive sessions with scientists, storytellers, and researchers. All events are free and include an instructional guide. Can't join live? You can still check out past live sessions under their "Watch Past Events" tab. 

Want ready-to-use History lessons? Look no more, Smithsonian's History Explorer let's you sort by grade level, resource type and historical era to find engaging lessons in History. 

Incredibox is a music app that lets you create your own music with the help of a merry crew of beatboxers. Choose your musical style among 7 impressive atmospheres and start to lay down, record and share your mix.

This is a fun website for learning to keyboard which is an essential skill these days! There are lessons, engaging videos, games, and even tests, and you can sign up for a free account to be able to save your progress. There are also digital literacy and coding sections.

Get coding with this resource; it includes a lot of tutorial videos to help students make their own stories, games, and animations.