Family Learning & Engagement Resources

Keep learning at home with these activities for the family. Participate in action-packed online fun in reading, science, social studies and more for all grade levels. 

Reading aloud to children improves their reading, writing and communication skills. Enjoy reading with celebrities to help make reading fun. Storyline Online is available 24 hours a day for children, families, and caregivers. You may encounter your favorite TV celebrity. 

The Smithsonian Ocean Portal focuses on everything ocean. Explore ocean life, ecosystems, and the human connection through vibrant visuals and articles.

Interactive games, videos, fill-in quizzes and more await you at National Geographic Kids. There is fun for the entire family in geography.

The NASA Image and Video Library offers families online activities, e-books, podcasts and other content focusing on STEM education. Tour the universe through topics such as humans in space, moon to mars, earth, space tech, flight, solar system and beyond.

 Khan Academy provides free K-12 activities designed to increase learning in subjects including math grammar, science, history just to name a few. Sign up for a free account.

Do you have a love for computer science? Code.org expands access to computer science to K-12 students and families. Try out fun computer science tutorials and even build your own projects.

Scholastic gives K - 9 families an online learning platform with access to various resources such as daily lessons, worksheets, printables, and more. Families take a new learning journey each week with exercises to encourage critical thinking and discovery.

UNCTV offers PBS Kids for Parents to help families find ways to interact through learning. Parents with children from birth to age 5 explore activities, games, and applications to keep the entire family learning at home. Categories include crafts, experiments, recipes and more. Take a tour of family fun through topics including emotions and self-awareness, social skills, character, literacy, math, science, and the arts.