K-12 Online Learning Resources for Students and Parents: Educational Resources for Kids

Follow an art-loving family’s videos on drawing, painting and sculpture.

Use the National Gallery of Art’s art-making tools to encourage exploration and creativity.

Learn math through easy-to-grasp lessons and games.

Experience free online courses for students on a variety of subjects.

Take part in joyful learning with free, fun educational program for ages two to seven.

A virtual learning tools for families with k-8 students, prepared by Washington Superintendent of Public Instruction.

Explore an interactive dictionary that illustrates and explains hundreds of math terms through text and visuals.

Program your own interactive stories, games, & animations.

Find NASA-researched facts about space and telescopes, with online activities and homework help.

Explore a hub for accessing EPA activities and websites about environmental issues

World biomes - Biomes are regions of the world with similar climate (weather, temperature) animals and plants. There are terrestrial biomes (land) and aquatic biomes, both freshwater and marine.

Learn fun facts about the human body, health and development, from Nemours.

A non-profit organization focused on developing science enrichment tools for students in grades K-12.

Program your own interactive stories, games, & animations.

Understand history, art, culture, and the sciences through inquiry and analysis.

Ben's Guide to U.S. Government for Kids is brought to the World Wide Web as a service of the U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO). This site provides learning tools for K-12 students, parents, and teachers.

Working to expose Big Tobacco's lies, the Campaign reveals the truth about the deadly effects of smoking, tobacco's corporate public relations campaigns to convince the public that it is a reformed industry, and the advertising and marketing tactics tobacco companies use to entice youth as their new customers.

Essential for understanding human rights and social justice, Law simulations let players practice pairing rights with amendments.

Engaging learning activities and lessons gathered by Washington State Historical Society for your family to use at home.

Explore Congress and civic engagement through historical primary sources, and connect the resources with daily lives.

Enjoy exploring how history connects us all with your family either in person at the Washington State History Museum or through our online activities.

Tips on talking to kids about drugs, as well as information on specific drugs, slang names for drugs, what they look like, and frequently asked questions.

Lessons, activities, artifacts, artfully presented by the Smithsonian

Explore profiles and interviews of a diverse group of people who have made a lasting impact on the world.

Delve into the biographies of US Presidents from the official White House site.

Access word definitions and a thesaurus.