Epic - Explore 40K+ kids' books online, from classic storybooks to audiobooks, comics & more.
Read Theory - Improve your students'. Reading Comprehension. It's free. · Around the world, millions of students are benefiting from ReadTheory
Starfall - Interactive stories and reading games for PreK-2nd grade.
Reading A to Z - Books, activities and quizzes for K-5th grade.
British Council Learning English Kids/Teens - Illustrated stories, games, and reading activities.
Vooks - a fantastic resource for finding free online books for kids, especially classic tales
Storyline Online features actors reading children's books to inspire a love of reading worldwide.
Oxford Owl - free version of Epic
International Children’s Digital Library - offers more than 5,000 ebooks for kids in multiple languages.
Story Jumper - allows anyone to create and share picture books and an excellent way to practice their writing skills.
Project Gutenberg - a fantastic resource for finding free online books for kids, especially classic tales
Bibilionasium - A safe, simple social network that lets kids share their reading success with friends, creating healthy competition and confidence.
BBC Learning English - A range of online content to help students improve their English
English to Go - News articles with educational components
The Learning Network: Teaching and Learning with the New York Times
Breaking News English - Latest breaking news in 7 levels.
EnglishZine - An online magazine for international learners of English. It has graded articles about British life and culture.
The New York Times - Covers domestic, national, and international news.
USA Today - Delivers current national and local news.
Randall’s ESL Cyber Listening Lab - This free ESL website is designed to help English learners improve their listening comprehension skills.
ELLO - offers over 3,000 free listening lessons. Teachers and students can access lessons for beginners, intermediate, and advanced students.
Voice of America (VOA) Learning English - News stories and listening activities for all levels.
Moka Mera - Animated bilingual stories for young children to develop listening skills.
Daily ESL - Audio materials focused on every topic.
FluentU - Uses authentic videos such as movie trailers, music videos, and news clips for listening practice, suitable especially for teens and adults.
Listen In English - Features graded listening lessons from TV, movies, and news offering exercises adapted to various learning levels.
Dream English - Useful for children, with free songs, chants, and videos focusing on youger learners' needs.
Lyrics Training - Lets students practice listening to music and filling in missing lyrics, combining entertainment with skill-build.
YouGlish - Allows students to search for words or phrases and hear them used in context in thousands of authentic videos, useful for pronuniciation and real-life usage.
Using English - Writing references, grammar guides, and quizzes for upper elementary to adults.
British Council Learn English Teens: Writing prompts and practice for teenagers.
ESL Fast - Texts and writing activities for K-5th grade.
Cool Math 4 kids - Fun, interactive math games and activities for elementary students.
Khan Academy - Offers a comprehensive range of math content (K-12 and early college) with interactive lessons, practice problems, and instructional videos.
Prodigy Math - An engaging, game-based platform aligned to curriculum standards, suited for grades 1–8.
Math Game -: Provides a large variety of skill-testing math games and quizzes suitable for most elementary and middle grade levels.
Mathplanet - Free courses and resources, especially for high school math (Pre-algebra, Algebra 1 and 2, Geometry).
Math Is Fun - Simple explanations, visual aids, games, and puzzles, ideal for elementary and middle school students.
GeoGebra - Interactive tools for exploring geometry, algebra, and calculus; widely used for visual math learning.
Brilliant - Focuses on problem-solving and critical thinking through interactive challenges, suited for advanced or gifted students.
Mathigon - Interactive “mathematical playground” with visual explanations, courses, and manipulatives for increased engagement.
Math Playground - Games and word problems for elementary students focused on core skills.
Wolfram Alpha/MathWorld - Step-by-step math solutions and an extensive math encyclopedia; best for advanced high school and early college.
Ted-Ed - Discover hundreds of animated lessons, create customized lessons, and share your big ideas
National Geographic Kids - Large collection of approachable, fun multimedia resources about animals, habitats, countries, and cultures.
Smithsonian’s History Explorer - A Hand resource that, with some effort, will uncover resources for kick-starting curious learning.
BrainPOP Science - Offers videos, worksheets, and games on a wide range of science topics like nature, space, and cellular life for K-8+ students.
PBS KIDS Science - Features over 100 science games with familiar characters designed to teach scientific concepts to young children.
ABCya! Science - Provides free science games for Pre-K through 6th grade covering topics such as matter, space, and the skeletal system.
Mystery Science - Delivers standards-aligned “open-and-go” science lessons primarily for K-5 students to inspire curiosity and reduce teacher prep time.
PhET Interactive Simulations - Created by the University of Colorado, offers free interactive science and math simulations to explore concepts through discovery.
National Geographic Kids - Includes games, videos, and articles about animals, environment, and science topics for kids aged 6 and up.
NASA Climate Kids - Provides climate and earth science information with videos and interactive activities tailored for children.
Exploratorium - A museum site with rich science, art, and technology educational resources and activities for students and teachers.
Bill Nye The Science Guy - The official site offering science demos, shows, and activities for hands-on learning.
Science Max - A video channel with experiment-based science content for kids to try at home.
Coding
Scratch - All types of coding and lays a foundation for future learning.
Blockly - A beginner-friendly, block-based coding platform great for young kids to learn coding logic and structure without worrying about syntax. It is free and works directly in the browser.
CodeMonkey - A fun, game-based coding website for elementary and middle school students that teaches real code like CoffeeScript and Python through story-driven lessons and interactive puzzles. It offers free and paid options.
Tynker - Popular for self-paced and gamified coding courses that start with block coding and advance to Python and JavaScript. It includes unique features like Minecraft modding and robotics programming. Free courses available.
Codecademy - Offers interactive, browser-based coding lessons for a wide array of programming languages (Python, JavaScript, Java, etc.) suitable for beginners and up, with both free and paid plans.
freeCodeCamp - A completely free, project-based platform that offers comprehensive coding lessons on web development, JavaScript, Python, and more. It emphasizes learning by building real projects with strong community support.
Kodable -Designed especially for kids ages 4 to 10 with engaging coding games that teach programming fundamentals in a fun, visual way. Free access available.
Edabit - Provides thousands of interactive coding challenges ranked by difficulty, suitable for beginners who want simple, practical exercises and a built-in code editor.
Codingal - Offers curriculum-aligned coding courses especially popular in India, with live classes, mentorship, and national coding competitions. Free access with premium paid options available.
CodinGame - Lets students practice coding through games and interactive challenges with multiplayer modes, offering a fun way to learn programming.
Google Arts & Culture - Offers extensive historical art collections, virtual museum tours, and interactive storytelling features that bring history to life through multimedia and immersive learning experiences.
TimeMaps - Interactive visualizations and maps to explore historical events and civilizations with timelines and detailed narratives that help visualize history dynamically.
Historypin - A crowdsourced platform where users contribute historical photos, videos, and stories pinned to specific locations, creating a rich, community-driven history experience.
The National Archives - Provides a vast range of digitized historical documents, photographs, and interactive exhibits for students to explore primary sources and engage with history research.
The British Museum’s Digital Resources - Offers immersive access to global artifacts and educational materials that help students understand cultures and historical contexts interactively.
Smithsonian Learning Lab - Thousands of digitized artifacts, lesson plans, and multimedia resources for educators and students, fostering interactive history learning and critical thinking.
Edpuzzle - Enables educators to create interactive video lessons with embedded questions, helping students engage deeply with historical content.
Education.com - Provides interactive games and activities to make history fun and accessible for younger students, covering topics like prehistoric humans and the French Revolution.
History Channel - Features video clips, audio from historical speeches, and interviews to supplement history lessons with engaging multimedia content.
TeachingHistory.org - Offers lesson plans and materials to help students think like historians, making history education engaging and skill-oriented.
PBS LearningMedia Crash Course - Presents engaging video series covering world history from early civilization to the Roman Empire, suitable for various grade levels.
Google Earth - Used in social studies to explore geography and history through interactive maps and location-based storytelling.
iCivics - Provides interactive games and resources focused on civics education, helping students understand government and social studies concepts.
Mission US - An award-winning project with immersive interactive narratives about transformative moments in U.S. history targeted at middle and high school students
Art
MetKids - A wonderful, endlessly detailed way to get kids engaged in the world of art.
Tate Kids - Ideal for primary-aged children, with games, quizzes, art activities, and homework help linked to famous artists and concepts.
Artsonia - The largest online collection of student art portfolios, enabling students to showcase their work and families to view and support it.
Art For Kids Hub - Provides step-by-step art lessons, including drawing, painting, and origami, suitable for beginners and young artists with free access via YouTube and their website.
Smarthistory - A highly visited art history resource with contributions from many scholars, offering in-depth content on artists, movements, and artworks, great for older students.
Tate Art Terms -An online glossary to help students understand art terminology, movements, mediums, and techniques valuable for classroom use.
Art Rabbit - A platform for discovering contemporary art exhibitions and events worldwide, useful for high school students interested in current art scenes.
Sparketh Online Art Courses - Offers 1000+ bite-sized video lessons on various art techniques and styles, suitable for teens and serious art learners.
ABCYA - Free educational games and activities created by teachers according to the school level.
Fun Brain - created for ages preschool through grade 8, offers interactive games that develop skills in math, reading, and literacy.
PBS Kids - Robust collection of learning resources covers an impressive array of topics.
Minecraft: Education Edition - An educational adaptation of Minecraft where students learn subjects like math, science, history, and coding through creative projects and teamwork.
Adventure Academy - An online game for ages 8-13 that promotes learning in math, science, and reading via an immersive adventure environment with progress tracking.
Creativity Express Online - A game encouraging creativity and artistic expression, helping develop problem-solving and creative thinking skills.
GoNoodle - Website games combining movement and learning designed to promote physical activity and healthy habits for kids.
Vocabulary Spelling City - An engaging platform focused on improving vocabulary and spelling through interactive activities, suitable for elementary students.
Cambridge Dictionaries - Provides learner-friendly definitions, pronunciations, translations, and example sentences, making it very suitable for English language learners
Dictionary.com - Standard dictionary
Lexical FreeNet - Word families
Little Explorer’s Picture Dictionary - Children’s picture dictionary
Thinkmap - Visual thesaurus
Wordsmyth - Dictionary/thesaurus
Oxford Learner's Dictionaries - Offers clear definitions, example sentences, audio pronunciations, and tools tailored for different learning levels, from beginner to advanced
Wordsmyth Kids Dictionary - Designed specifically for younger children (elementary and intermediate levels), with simple definitions, child-friendly examples, and illustrations
Collins English Dictionary - Noted for its authentic, real-life examples, audio pronunciation, thesaurus, and user-friendly design for learners
Vocabulary.com - A learning-oriented dictionary with friendly explanations and interactive vocabulary-building activities
Purdue OWL - Research and Citation resources
Google Scholar - Scholarly search engine that can generate citations in APA, MLA, or Chicago style for listed articles; useful for academic work
Citation Machine - generates MLA, APA, Chicago, and Harvard citations.
MyBib - automatically create bibliographies, references, and citations.
Cite This For Me - Supports major styles (APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard) and offers a Chrome extension for instant citation from websites. It includes basic style guides for academic referencing
ZoteroBib - A free, ad-free citation generator supporting APA, MLA, Chicago, Harvard, and thousands of other styles.
BibGuru - An ad-free, no-signup-required citation maker supporting APA, MLA, Chicago, and Harvard.