Resources for Children

General information for families during COVID-19. Also tutoring available.

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Free online homework and feedback on writing help with live tutor, for students in kindergarten through college.

To access, sign up for library card, visit www.freelibrary.org, click "Homework Help" (English and Spanish) in upper right hand corner to log in ("ASK" section).

Available 2pm-11pm every day.

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Self-paced interactive content (exercises, videos, articles) for students in every grade and in most subject areas, for free! It also has SAT prep and other college assistance resources as well. While students are attending school from home, they provide a "Daily Schedule for school closures" targeting PreK-12!

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Publisher's Weekly is tracking some of the most creative efforts on social media and across the web that provide kids with ways to read, draw, engage, and support other children who might need a helping hand.

Please find their comprehensive list here.

Explore and Learn online at the American Museum of Natural history. Enjoy exhibits and online offerings, from materials for families and teachers to virtual tours, videos, games, digital backgrounds, and more.

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Arizona State University is providing virtual field trips.

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Free online Ivy League courses. A range of subjects and start dates.

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A google excel sheet that compiles available college virtual tours. Over 900 colleges compiles.

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Hello Supa Buddies! Welcome to Dav Pilkey At Home. Together we can get creative and have fun with some of your favorite characters from Dog Man and Captain Underpants! Check back every Friday to discover new activities, exciting videos, and so much more!

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Welcome to the Harry Potter At Home hub where you’ll find all the latest magical treats to keep you occupied - including special contributions from Bloomsbury and Scholastic, nifty magical craft videos (teach your friends how to draw a Niffler!), fun articles, quizzes, puzzles and plenty more for first-time readers, as well as those already familiar with the wizarding world.

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InferCabulary is providing two months of free access to its onlin visual vocabulary tool.

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We host daily pop-up classrooms for families and regularly update videos of performances - archival, home-made, documentary, or previously broadcast - by our organizations across the campus. Lincoln Center world-class artists, on your screens at home.

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At home for a while with your kids? Don't want their brains to go stale? We've got you covered. Here are quizzes, videeos, science experiments, and even at-home classroom resources.

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Scholastic Learn at home supports grades Pre-k to Grade 9 with day by day projects to keep kids reading, thinking, and growing.

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A free math resource for kids and parents.

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TedEd provides lessons and videos on all subjects!

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Stay connected and feed your curiosity with Franklin@Home, all-new digital science offerings from The Franklin Institute. Take a virtual tour of the Giant Heart, explore NightSkies@Home, and get your daily dose of live science, experiments and recipes—because science never stops!

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The New York Times is offering free subscriptions to high school students in the U.S. until June 6th.

Link to website to register here.

The New York Times is offering free writing prompts to students.

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The Met lauches "Nightly Met Opera Streams," a free series of encore Live in HD presentations streamed on the company website during the coronavirus closure.

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Time is offering their Time for Kids Digital Library for free through July. Available in three different languages.

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Virtual School Day is where children can enjoy engaging lessons from fractions to writing.

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Yoga, mindfulness, and relaxation designed specially for kids aged 3+, useed in schools and homes all over the world.

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Free courses for well-being.

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If feeling overwhlemed, Half of Us helps us Press Pause in many different ways.

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Mindful Schools has created ten free mindfulness classes for kids! Join us online - for mindful activities, mindful movement, and read-alouds - let's have fun exploring mindfulness together.

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