Family Support Coordinator:
Carolyne Baldassano CBaldassano@schools.nyc.gov

Special Education Community Coordinator:
Cathy Brignoni CBrignoni@schools.nyc.gov

Family Welcome Center/Enrollment:
StatenIslandFWC@schools.nyc.gov

Arianna’s South - 60 Bridge Street Staten Island, NY Starting 3/21/20 from 12pm – 6pm grab and go lunches for those in need

Milk N’ Things 843 Forest Ave Staten Island, NY Free meals for students 14yrs and younger (plan bagel & capri sun juice, turkey/bologna sandwich w/cheese); Free coffee for 1^st responders & medical staff

Free Meals for ALL:

Beginning March 23, meals will be distributed Monday - Friday 7:30am - 1:30pm at more than 400 locations across the city.

Use our site lookup tool to find a location near you! New Yorkers can pick up 3 Free Meals

• Meals can be picked up at all Meal Hubs 7:30 am to 1:30 pm, Monday through Friday

• Meals Hubs will operate for children and families from 7:30 am to 11:30 am, and for adults from 11:30 am to 1:30 pm

  • No one will be turned away at any time

  • All adults and children can pick up three meals at one time

  • Vegetarian and halal options available at all sites

• No dining space is available, so meals must be eaten off premises

• Parents and guardians may pick up meals for their children

• No registration or ID required

Breakfast Menu - Lunch Menu

Food Help NYC - You can get food today from New York City’s food pantries, which provide groceries you can cook at home, and community kitchens, which provide hot meals. Food pantries and community kitchens are located throughout the five boroughs. If you need food immediately, find locations near you by using our Food Map.

Neighborhood Guides to Food & Assistance - Hunger Free America - Free food and assistance is available in New York City. No matter what your situation - you can get nutritious food!

GetFoodNYC - The City has created the GetFoodNYC food delivery program to provide food for coronavirus (COVID-19)-vulnerable and food-insecure New Yorkers not currently served through existing food delivery programs.

This program is available to you if you:

• Are unable to go out and get food for yourself, AND

• Do not have someone else in your household who can get food for you, AND

• Do not have a family member, friend, or neighbor who lives nearby who can get food for you, AND

• Do not receive food from Meals on Wheels, God’s Love We Deliver or a similar service, AND

• Are not able to afford food delivery from a restaurant or grocery store.
  If you qualify, you should note that:

  • Each household can only make 1 order per day.

  • Each person who needs food will be given one box, which is designed to last 2 days.

  • GetFoodNYC will deliver to a maximum of 3 people in each household.

  • The amount of food delivered is based on the number of people in your household who need food from this service.

  • Orders placed after 5 PM will not be delivered the next day, but will be delivered the day after.

  • GetFoodNYC will collect information about any dietary restrictions but cannot guarantee those requests can be met, based on food supply.

Learn more and sign up for the GetFoodNYC program.

Food Delivery FYI: Only Taxi Limousine Commission (TLC)-licensed drivers are eligible to make deliveries for the GetFoodNYC program.By signing up for this service, you agree that GetFoodNYC can share your name, phone number, address and any access restrictions or instructions (locked outer gate, broken buzzer, etc ) with the TLC drivers working with GetFoodNYC to ensure the food is delivered to you.

NYC Schools Account Link

Email your Parent Coordinator for assistance with setting up your account!

Once you have created your account, you can enjoy all the benefits your NYC Schools Account provides, including access to your child’s:

• Grades

• Test scores

• Attendance

• Transportation information

• Reading level

• Progress towards graduation

• Schedule

• Health

• Enrollment history, and more!

Technology Request Form - Remote Learning Portal - iPad Distribution

To help students stay connected during emergencies, the DOE is lending internet-enabled iPads to support remote learning for students. If you would like to request a device for a NYC student in your family, please fill out the Request form. The DOE will use the contact information you provide to get in touch with you to discuss when and where you can pick up a device. Priority will be given to students most in need, and all devices are granted on a temporary basis and will need to be returned.

• There is a limit of one device per student

• Families with multiple students will need to fill out a separate form for each device needed

• The device should be used only to access remote learning activities

• The device is being loaned for the student’s use during remote learning

  • The device is the property of the NYCDOE and contains a tracking device so that the device can be located. The device must be returned when on-site learning resumes, unless otherwise instructed by the NYCDOE.

Getting Started with Your iPad - If you are borrowing an iPad from the NYC Department of Education for remote learning, here is what you need to know when getting started with your device.

• AlticeUSA - is providing free internet service for all students for 60 days. Please call 866-200-9522 to enroll.

• Charter - Charter is offering free internet for 2 months. 1 (877) 906-9121

• Comcast En espanol We will make it even easier for low-income families who live in a Comcast service area to sign up by offering new customers 60 days of complimentary Internet Essentials service, which is normally available to all qualified low-income households for $9.95/month. Also, we are increasing Internet speeds for the Internet Essentials service from 15/2 Mbps to 25/3 Mbps for all new and existing customers, which will be the speed of the service going forward. In this way, we will ensure that Internet Essentials customers will be able to use their Internet service for all their increased needs as a result of this health crisis.
  We want to make it as fast and simple as possible to access this service: To receive the increased Internet speeds, existing customers will not need to do anything. The new speeds will be rolled out nationally over the next few days. We’ll send all new customers a free self-install kit that includes a cable modem with a Wi-Fi router. There will be no term contract or credit check and no shipping fee. To sign up, applicants can simply visit www.internetessentials.com. The accessible website also includes the option to video chat with customer service agents in American Sign Language. There are also two dedicated phone numbers 1-855-846-8376 for English and 1-855-765-6995 for Spanish.
  We’re also reaching out to our thousands of governmental and nonprofit partners to help us spread the word. Our hope is that broader access and faster speeds will help all of our Internet Essentials customers more easily work from home, access educational resources, obtain important government health care alerts, and stay in contact with their families during this difficult time.

• Spectrum To ease the strain in this challenging time, beginning Monday, March 16, we commit to the following for 60 days:
  We'll partner with school districts to ensure local communities are aware of these tools to help students learn remotely. We'll open our WiFi hotspots across our footprint for public use. We'll continue to offer Spectrum Internet Assist, our high-speed broadband program to eligible low-income households.
  We won't terminate service for Spectrum Internet, TV or Voice residential or small business customers who face difficult economic circumstances related to the COVID-19 pandemic. Similarly, we won't charge late fees for those customers facing difficult economic circumstances related to the pandemic. As always, we don't have data caps or hidden fees. Our advanced communications network will make sure our customers, including government offices and agencies, first responders, health care providers and facilities and businesses, across 41 states, maintain the connectivity they rely on.

• Sprint We’re supporting customers by
  Providing Unlimited data for 60 days to customers with metered data plans (effective 3/18)
  Giving 20 GB of free mobile hotspot to customers with hotspot-capable devices (effective 3/18)
  Waiving per-minute toll charges for international long-distance calls from the U.S. to CDC- defined Level 3 countries (effective 3/17)

• Optimum We are also proud to have signed the “Keep Americans Connected Pledge” established by the Federal Communications Commission Chairman Ajit Pai, which will help alleviate some of the stress our residential and business customers might be facing during this time. Additionally, for new customer households with K-12 and/or college students who may be displaced due to school closures and who do not currently have home internet access, we are offering our Altice Advantage broadband solution for free for 60 days. Additionally, we are in contact with large hospital systems, schools and government agencies to ensure they have the connectivity services they need to assist the public during this time. And our News teams – at Cheddar, News 12 and i24NEWS – are working around-the-clock to keep our viewers informed in a timely manner of important developments with the Coronavirus. In fact, we have opened up News12.com to non-subscribers to ensure all residents have access to what’s happening in their local communities, including school closures, government press conferences, and more.

• Boost Mobile Starting March 18: Customers will automatically receive complimentary international calling rates from the U.S. to countries defined by the CDC as Level 3 through April 30, 2020. Waiving reactivation fees for customers through April 30, 2020.
  Starting March 21: Customers currently on an unlimited data plan with Boost Mobile, will automatically receive an additional 20 Gigs of mobile hotspot on their plans at no extra cost through April 30, 2020. No need to call care or update your account through boostmobile.com. You will not see these extra Gigs added to your current Mobile Hotspot allotment. For information on how these additional Gigs will be allocated to your plan, please see the FAQ below. Customers currently on a capped data plan with Boost Mobile, will automatically receive an additional 20 Gigs of data on their plans at no extra cost through April 30, 2020. No need to call care or update your account through boostmobile.com. If you need additional mobile hotspot check out our rate plans that include mobile hotspot. You will not see these extra Gigs added to your current Data allotment. For information on how these additional Gigs will be allocated to your plan, please see the FAQ below. Google Fi Consumer Cellular

• T Mobile Now, more than ever, as school and workplace closures are happening each day, reliable internet connectivity is crucial. The vast majority of customers on T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile plans already have unlimited talk, text and data, and our T-Mobile Home Internet customers already have unlimited plans with no data caps or surcharges. But in these unique circumstances, access to unlimited data is more important than ever. So today we are stepping up to take measures that will ensure that ALL current T-Mobile customers on plans that currently have data are provided the unlimited connectivity they need to learn and work.
  ALL current T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile customers as of March 13, 2020 who have legacy plans without unlimited high-speed data will get unlimited smartphone data for the next 60 days (excluding roaming).
  Starting March 20, 2020, providing T-Mobile and Metro by T-Mobile customers on smartphone plans with hotspot data an additional 20GB of smartphone mobile hotspot (10GB per bill cycle for the next 60 days) for each voice line. (T-Mobile Connect excluded).
  Working with our Lifeline partners to provide customers extra free data up to 5GB of data per month through May 13, 2020.
  Increasing the data allowance for free to schools and students using our EmpowerED digital learning programs to ensure each participant has access to at least 20GB of data per month through May 13, 2020.

• Verizon With an unprecedented number of schools closing and students across the country shifting to digital learning because of COVID-19, we understand the need for increased access to the right tools. As we have been for years, Verizon is committed to combating the digital divide and ensuring under-resourced students have access to technology - especially in times of need. While our increased data efforts are focused on the students within our Verizon Innovative Learning Schools, we have digital resources available to all schools and teachers across the country. The Verizon Innovative Learning Schools Connection website has a number of resources including tips to prepare for and implement robust digital learning plans and our partner Digital Promise has helpful COVID-19 online learning resources and FAQs. Knowing many students also rely on schools for more than learning, we are working with nonprofit partners to ensure children from low-income families still have access to healthy meals while their schools are closed. When a Verizon customer is experiencing hardships because of COVID-19, Verizon will waive late fees for 60 days from March 16, 2020 to May 13, 2020, and will not terminate service to a customer who's been impacted by the events involving the Coronavirus. If our customers are experiencing a hardship, they should call our customer service team to discuss their situation and available options. Customer support contact numbers, an online chat feature and support content can be found on the following pages:
  Wireless: https://www.verizonwireless.com/support/
  Business: https://www.verizon.com/business/gateway/
  In Home: https://www.verizon.com/support/residential/home
  Verizon will offer free international calling to countries identified by the Center for Disease Control as level 3 impacted by the coronavirus effective 3/18 through the end of April. This is available to wireless postpaid consumer and small/medium business customers, and landline home phone customers. Unlimited calling will be included for mobile and landline calls, with the exception of Iran, Latvia, Lithuania and Slovenia provided 300 minutes of free calls per month. Effective 3/19, wireless prepaid customers will also receive a total of 300 additional minutes to call level 3 countries. Verizon will also waive activation fees on new lines of service and upgrade fees starting March 18. This applies to all purchases and service-only activations made through Verizon digital channels, such as verizonwireless.com and the My Verizon app.

• AT&T Updated March 22, 2020 AT&T Offers Added Relief for Customers.AT&T is planning to help you stay connected throughout the COVID-19 pandemic.AT&T is proud to support our customers by pledging that, for the next 60 days, we will:
  Not terminate the service of any wireless, home phone or broadband residential or small business customer because of their inability to pay their bill due to disruptions caused by the coronavirus pandemic.
  Waive any late payment fees that any wireless, home phone or broadband residential or small business customer may incur because of economic hardship related to the coronavirus pandemic.
  (NEW) Waive domestic wireless plan overage charges for data, voice or text for residential or small business wireless customers incurred because of economic hardship related to the coronavirus pandemic.
  Keep our public Wi-Fi hotspots open for anyone who needs them
  The coronavirus pandemic is causing many hardships. If you find yourself in financial trouble and unable to pay your bill, we’re here to help you. Please contact us at 800-288-2020 for AT&T broadband, residential wireless or small business services and 611 from your AT&T device for wireless service.
  To provide further relief and support, AT&T announced: Unlimited AT&T Home Internet – All AT&T consumer home internet wireline customers, as well as Fixed Wireless Internet, can use unlimited internet data. Additionally, we’ll continue to offer internet access for qualifying limited income households at $10 a month through our Access from AT&T program. We’ve expanded eligibility to Access from AT&T to households participating in the National School Lunch Program and Head Start. Additionally, we’re offering new Access from AT&T customers two months of free service.
  AT&T World Connect Advantage – Business customers currently on or who purchase an AT&T World Connect Advantage package receive 50% off the current rate in a monthly bill credit (maximum $7.50/mo.).*
  Helping You Work and Learn Remotely – Businesses, universities and schools can keep their teams and classrooms connected through conference calls and video conferencing with Cisco Webex Meetings with AT&T for 90-days, and seamlessly forward calls to both mobile and landline phones with AT&T IP Flexible Reach.
  Distance Learning – AT&T is underwriting expenses for a “one-stop” resource center to support eLearning Days from the State Educational Technology Directors Association (SETDA) available to all educators in schools to help them handle school closures and the increase in virtual learning due to COVID-19.

Parents Guide to Google Classroom - Multiple languages available!

Regional Enrichment Centers - First Responder Application Survey

Beginning March 23, 2020 in order to successfully fight COVID-19, our first responders, health care providers, transit workers, and other key personnel must be able to come to work. That is why we have created Regional Enrichment Centers—places where the children of these front-line workers can be safely cared for while their parents continue to serve the city in this time of need.

Staffed by DOE employees and community-based organization partners, the centers will provide children with three daily hot meals, remote learning time with their teachers, activities like art, music, and physical education, and social and emotional support.

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Finding Strength in Grief - Unity’s grief programs support the family and friends of Unity patients, as well as all members of the community. Experienced Grief Counselors and trained volunteers create a safe haven to learn about grief, share experiences and find hope. Generous donations allow Unity to offer compassionate grief support at no charge.

Headspace - A NY State of Mind - New York has been hit hard by the current global crisis. In partnership with Governor Cuomo, Headspace wants to be here for you — to help you find some time and space as you weather this storm.

From Buffalo to Long Island, Albany to the Lower East Side, this special NY collection of meditation, sleep, and movement exercises are here to support you through stressful and challenging times. Helping you — and your fellow New Yorkers — stay strong and be kind to yourselves, with a New York state of mind.

Access NYC - Find help in NYC with food, money, housing, work and more on ACCESS NYC.

WLIW21 – educational content for grades K-12 from 6:30am-4pm

WLIW WORLD – special schedule for grades 6-12 from noon-5pm

“No Internet. No Problem!
PBS has you covered!
Television can engage, inspire, and provide meaningful learning experiences for our students without the need of computers or the Internet.
These discussion questions, activities, and student organizers, based on our Frame, Focus, and Follow-up approach to media viewing, will ensure your students get the most out of their television viewing experience.

BROADCAST SCHEDULE
Follow the links below to see this week’s schedules with links to online educational resources.
WLIW21 – educational content for grades K-12 from 6:30am-4pm
WLIW WORLD – special schedule for grades 6-12 from noon-5pm

VIEWING TIPS AND ORGANIZERS
Taking TV Time to the Next Level: A PBS VIewing Guide for 7th-12th Graders. Want a version you can download and share? Click here.
Learning Connections and Reflections for Grades 4-12. This student organizer is also available as a Google Doc to make it easier to share through Google Classroom.
Discussion Question Card Game. Students can use these discussion or writing prompts when watching PBS programs. Recommended for grades 4 and up.
Do you work with preK-2 students? Visit the family blog for tips and resources for younger viewers.
Online Learning
To integrate PBS resources into your remote learning lessons, visit our PBS LearningMedia page. It’s easy – PBS LearningMedia is fully integrated with Google Classroom and Remind.
Additional Online Resources:
PBS KIDS Resources by Subject Area
Online Resources for Middle and High School Students
Teacher Connections: Stay connected to our larger teacher community through the PBS Teachers’ Lounge, including this blog post, “Distance Learning Tips From One Teacher to Another.”

Growing Strong - Scholastic - Dig Deeper Into Plant Growth Cycles. We’ve added new materials to this popular program! Explore what plants need to grow and thrive with our free, ready-to-go cross-curricular activities. Mix and match the materials provided, or do them all!

Getting Started in Microsoft Teams OR Getting Started in Google Classroom If you are currently using Zoom for video conferencing, we are ready to support you in a transition as quickly as possible. We know that for many of you, that won’t mean overnight, but we’ll be supporting you with numerous trainings and guidance to help this process start quickly

Arts & Culture in Quarantine - Historic Richmond Town - During the strange new normal presented by the challenges of COVID-19, the team at Historic Richmond Town remains dedicated to creating opportunities for the public to explore the diversity of the American experience from the colonial period to the present. Arts & Culture in Quarantine is a free, online series our staff has put together to continue to provide diverse programming and digital content to our audience.

Every day we’ll add new content to this page, where you can enjoy living history demonstration videos, staff interviews, blog posts, and even virtual tours and behind-the-scenes looks at our collection, buildings, and historic houses on-site.

The New York Public Library - As an essential provider of free books, information, and ideas for over 100 years, The New York Public Library (NYPL) is working to disseminate information to our youngest readers in this time of uncertainty. Home to millions of research publications, NYPL is working to provide appropriate digital resources to New York students.
As one of the many digital resources available for students as they learn from home, NYPL is offering several helpful remote learning resources. NYPL has curated its resources for specific grade levels helping to increase early literacy skills for early learners, as well as homework tutoring through Brainfuse, literacy supports, and guides to assist with research databases. Free homework help from one-on-one tutors takes place daily from 2 PM-11 PM. Furthermore, we provide resources for students who have non-traditional educational pathways.
Resources:
-Family Resources page
-Educators Resources page
-The School Outreach team is offering virtual office hours for teachers.
-Schools can also schedule virtual book discussions by emailing schoolvisits@nypl.org

Free Webinar Series Presented by Anita Archer The Magic Is in the INSTRUCTION, Part 2

Sesame Street 100 FREE e-Books - Sesame Street Just Made 110 Ebooks 100 Percent Free. You can get them from all the major eBook marketplaces. The 110 (!) total titles can be downloaded from all the major eBook platforms (Amazon Kindle, Apple Books, Google Play, Barnes & Noble Nook, Kobo). There’s not even an expiration date at the moment.

The Child Mind Institute - With schools closed and many parents working from home without childcare for the foreseeable future, it’s hard not to start spiraling. Responsibilities seem endless, the situation dire, and it seems like time to yourself has become a thing of the past… Take a deep breath. Literally. Feel a little better?
Richmond University Medical Center - rumcsi.org - A 24-hour hotline has been set up to support people feeling stressed or full of anxiety as a result of the rapidly clanging developments around COVID-19. Callers will be directed to speak with our clinical staff from the Dept of Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences. The number is 718-818-6300. All conversations and information will be kept confidential.

Emma’s Place Grief and Loss Center for Children and Families 80 Bay Street Landing #1M | 347.850.2322 | info@emmasplacesi.org | emmasplacesi.org
Emma’s Place grief support groups are temporarily suspended. A video link for parents can be found here. We will be providing virtual helpful tips and activities shortly. Groups will reunite virtually as well. More details to come.

The Big Apple Circus - Run Away With the Circus, In Your Home

New York Public Library Tutoring Free online tutoring by the New York Public Library

EBSCO eBook High School Collection For high school students and educators. There is a selection of teacher resources and titles aligned with Common Core Curriculum Standards.

Staten Island Parent At Home Fun Whatever the reason, if you have little ones at home, there is a good chance you’ll need to find some fun activities to keep the boredom blues away. Thankfully, you don’t have to spend a lot of money or have a fully stocked craft area to maximize the fun—nor do you have to be a creative expert to keep the kids entertained at home. If you play your cards right, you might even be able to sneak in some extra learning and family bonding time!

Homeschool Help: 10 Ways To Make It Easier On Everyone Welcome to 2020: homework is classwork, outside is inside, and Mom is the substitute teacher. It’s a pretty confusing time for everyone, and homeschooling your kids for the first time isn’t making it any easier. If you need a little help getting this new homework/classwork mashup into gear, consider the following tips to ease the transition.

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The Diabetes Foundation inc. "Two-week Diabetes Backup Emergency Supply Kit and Diabetes Emergency Insulin Administration Supply Kit"

The Entire List of Education Companies Offering Free Subscriptions Due to School Closings Each of these websites will allow you to sign-up for FREE and help your child along with their education.

Access the Google Classroom using your Cellphone, X-Box or Playstation Now that many of our schools have closed and we have converted to distance learning, you might be wondering how you or your students can access Google Classroom; especially in one computer households or for students without devices. Well, accessing Classroom is easier than you think!

Parent Facebook Group A few mothers started a Facebook page so that parents of children with special needs can share resources, thoughts and ideas about things that can be done during the coronavirus. There are links to virtual farms, museums, operas, etc

Virtual School Activities A collection of sites to live webcams, virtual tours/trips, and other miscellaneous fun academic sites. TONS of resources

ADDitude Corona Virus Remote Schooling Parent Strategies Keeping Kids with ADHD in ‘Study Mode’ While Home from School. Your child’s school has canceled in-person classes due to the coronavirus outbreak, and you are worried about an academic freefall and/or a homeschool free-for-all where you end up playing the homework police all day, every day — while also working from home? Here, learn how to apply structure to this unstructured time with solutions from educator and author Ann Dolin, M.Ed. In this webinar, you will learn: How to create simple routines throughout the day to help kids stay focused academically. Foster independence in their work, so you don’t have to take on the role of ‘homeschool police’ Set up a schedule for the right time of day and length of time for learning. Create a balance of learning and free time to increase motivation based on your child’s age. Encourage the right use of digital devices (just enough and not too much) Use the best tools and resources, even if you have no background in teaching

Broadway Show Recordings You Can Stream Broadway Show Recordings For Free At Home For One Week Only

Corona Virus Testing

Testing will be by appointment only between the hours of 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. in the parking lot of South Beach Psychiatric Center, 777 Seaview Ave. People can schedule an appointment if:
· They have been in proximate contact with another person known to be positive
· They have symptoms and traveled to China, Iran, the United Kingdom and Ireland, and most European countries (a list can be found Travel Notice List )
· They are in either mandatory or precautionary quarantine and have symptoms
· An individual is symptomatic and has not tested positive for any other infection.
Those who wish to make an appointment can do so by calling the State Department of Health at 888-364-3065. After going through the DOH Hotline, individuals will receive a confirmation notice and a time from DOH to be tested The World Health Organization has listed common coronavirus signs of infection as respiratory symptoms, fever, cough, shortness of breath and breathing difficulties.

Disney attractions you can ride virtually Frozen Ever After, It's a Small World, and 10 Other Disney Attractions Your Kids Can Ride Virtually

You can now download over 300,000 books from the NYPL for free

Google Now Lets You Explore US National Parks via 360 Degree Virtual Tours

Google tools for struggling students and special needs

Coding for kids free Classes, Websites, and Apps

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America's Test Kitchen School-age kids can learn the ins and outs of measuring and reading recipes and try their hand at making French toast for free thanks to America's Test Kitchen weekly program.

Arcademic Skill Builders Designed for students in first through sixth grade, the free Arcademic Skill Builders website has dozens of games that aim to improve your child's knowledge in math, geography, typing, spelling, and language arts.

Backpack Sciences Parents with elementary-age students can access Backpack Sciences's free video series, which teaches kids hands-on science concepts.

Boardmaker Designed for little kids who are visual learners, Boardmaker offers free printable activities that are especially beneficial for children with special needs, such as those with Down syndrome or autism.

Book Creater Parents can help their school-age kids make their own books using Book Creator's 90-day free tutorial, which lets kids write and illustrate their own creations.

BrainPOP BrainPop, a lesson-planning tool, is a great resource for parents of both big and little kids. It's chock-full of helpful resources that span topics like arts and music, English, science, and technology.

Breakout EDU Whether you have a child in kindergarten or high school, Breakout EDU has a slew of educational games that touch on subjects like science, math, and language arts.

Century The folks over at Century are allowing parents to access all their resources for free over the next few weeks. Designed for students of all ages, kids can brush up on their math, science, and reading skills.

CircleTime Babies and little kids up to age 6 can watch videos that include sing-alongs, beginner yoga, and story time thanks to Circletime's interactive website.

The CK-12 Foundation The CK-12 Foundation caters to students of all ages. Always free, kids can brush up on their math, science, and reading skills with online reading passages, videos, and optional review questions that are graded at the end.

Conjugemos For those who don't have a paid account, Conjuguemos offers some free vocabulary, grammar, and listening activities in Spanish, French, Italian, German, Portuguese, Korean, and Latin for students at all levels.

Dorothy Shain's Art History Lesson of the Week Artist Dorothy Shain is hosting weekly mini art history lessons for school-age kiddos on Instagram. After reading a book aloud, she'll give children background on creators like Henri Matisse and Andy Warhol.

Edu-Together Parents with kids in grades three through 12 can get access to Edu-Together videos that span all academic subjects, like languages, science, history, and math

Epic! Dubbed the "leading library for kids 12 and under," Epic! gives parents access to 35,000 different books, videos, and quizzes.

Fluency Matters Using Fluency Matters, learners of all ages can get access to 21 days of free, engaging content designed to increase comprehension of foreign languages.

Good2Learn Kids between the ages of 7 and 12 can watch Good2Learn's instructional videos with a 14-day free trial. Each video lasts between two and five minutes and centers on either math or English concepts.

HippoCampus Children of middle school age and older can access more than 7,000 free videos across 13 subjects with HippoCampus. The best part? It's always free.

iCompute iCompute is giving students from the ages of 3 and 11 free access to its computing content for one month. Kids who are obsessed with all things STEM will absolutely love it!

Izzit Izzit is a free site that helps parents and educators teach kids of kindergarten age and older a wide variety of subjects — including language arts, music, math, and world history — through digestible videos.

Kids Discover Online Parents who are facing school closures can get their school-age kids free access to Kids Discover Online's library of science and social studies materials for three full months.

KinEDU The makers of Kinedu recently announced its library of 1,800 easy-to-follow videos designed for kids up to 4 years old is completely free.

Math Game Time Whether you have a child in pre-K or seventh grade, you can beat boredom and keep your learner's math skills sharp thanks to dozens of games that focus on everything from counting to algebra on Math Game Time's website.

Minecraft: Education Edition Who says video games can't be educational? Minecraft: Education Edition is always free and teaches kids of all ages problem-solving, collaboration, and creativity.

Mystery Science Designed for kids in kindergarten through fourth grade, the Mystery Science website recently made dozens of its lessons — which range from 15 to 90 minutes — completely free.

NASA Kids' Club NASA Kids' Club helps children in pre-K through fourth grade learn the ins and outs of NASA's missions using hands-on educational games. There's also a "Now in Space" slideshow that introduces budding astronauts to the crew currently orbiting Earth on the International Space Station.

National Geographic Kids National Geographic Kids has put together a site full of free educational videos, games, and activities that center on wildlife and preservation for kids of all ages.

NearPod Offering hundreds of classes in subjects ranging from fine arts to financial literacy, Nearpod is geared toward students in kindergarten through high school.

Osmo The award-winning educational brand Osmo is offering free access to its app, Osmo Kaleidoscope! through March 31. Featuring seven hands-on "explorations" geared towards kids pre-K through fourth grade, all parents need is an iPad to get started.

PBS Learning Media Parents of students who are in pre-K and beyond can easily search the PBS LearningMedia site for content covering science, math, language arts, and more.

PebbleGO A curricular content hub created for students in kindergarten through third grade, PebbleGo offers ready-made activities and literacy support for children of all abilities.

Raddish Kids Raddish, a for-kids cooking subscription service, is currently offering free recipes, activities, and an at-home camp curriculum. Additionally, it will be giving away 25,000 free cooking kits over the next few weeks to kids between the ages of 4 and 14!

Rebel Girls at Home Kids 6 and older can go to town on Rebel Girls at Home's 90-plus writing and drawing activities, podcasts, and various journaling activities meant to stimulate the mind.

Rockalingua A music-based Spanish learning program, Rockalingua is a great option for young beginners in Spanish thanks to its library of interactive videos. Think of it as an extension of the type of learning Dora the Explorer provides.

Scholastic Scholastic's "Learn at Home" program gives parents with children pre-K through ninth grade 20 days' worth of "active learning journeys" designed to keep students engaged while they're out of the classroom.

Scratch Kids in elementary school can try their hand at coding using Scratch, a free website designed by educators at MIT that's chock-full of dozens of interactive projects.

Seneca Using Seneca, younger kids can brush up on multiplication tables while middle schoolers practice their prealgebra skills. There are also Spanish and biology courses available, as well as classes for high schoolers.

Sight Reading Factory Young musicians who want to stay sharp can practice reading music using Sight Reading Factory's free service through June 30.

Storyline Online Want a break from educational games? Storyline Online recruits celebrities — like Rami Malek and David Harbour — to read popular children's books geared towards kids ages 4 to 7. Watch and listen as they read aloud on Storyline's YouTube channel.

Touchable Earth App Always free, the Touchable Earth App lets kids between the ages of 8 and 11 teach each other about the world through short videos. The creators of the program seek to normalize diversity by having children share their various experiences.

TypingClub Created for children 7 and up, TypingClub offers free games and activities meant to improve your kiddo's typing skills.

Vroom Developed by early-childhood experts for little ones ages 6 and under in mind, the free Vroom App gives parents thousands of ideas of "daily brain-building" activities.

The Weather Channel A great option for school-age kids, The Weather Channel's website has a dozen or so science-based videos that touch on concepts such as rainbows, jet streams, and how tides work.

2Simple Purple Mash A growing online library with guided reading options for students between the ages of 5 and 11, 2Simple Purple Mash also has materials for at-home learning for children between the ages of 2 and 5.

2020 Census Fill out the Census form online.

IXL (giving one month free – now extending until June 15^th) K-12 program for students. Sig Math & English. Adaptive & Individualized. Immediate Feedback. Standards-based Learning (Math, English, Science, Social Studies).

Khan Academy Educational website for students 2 years – 18 years of age. Math, Grammar, Science, History, SAT Prep, AP Prep and more.

Home CEO Academy Ages 3-5 Free 30 day Emergency Home Learning Packet for Preschool. Daily summaries, 3 Language, 3Math Activities and 1 Skill Building Activity.

We Are Teachers 64 websites for teaching and learning a variety of topics at a distance (Math, Science, Social Studies and Physical Education).

Learn In Color Offers Educational and Entertaining Indoor Activities. A list of Historical Movies, Online Museum Tours, Best Educational Youtube Channels for students and Podcasts/Lists of books.

12 Story Library Free books including editor picks and magazines (Biographies, Language Arts, Science and Technology, Social Studies and sports and wellness)

123 Home School Me Free and fun worksheets and games for Prek-8^th graders arranged by grade and subject.

Doodles-Academy Art curriculum for grades 1 through 5. Includes free art projects and videos and prompts to use.

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