K-12 Online Learning Resources for Students and Parents: Virtual Program

Over 2,000 short storytime segments from your favorite KCLS Children's Librarians! Available in a variety of languages.

Rhymes and songs for children of all ages!

Series of virtual programs for Kids.

Book Talk with SPL teen librarians.

A great option for kids of all grade levels for free, self-guided activities in STEM, entrepreneurship, life skills, and the outdoors.

The American Federation of Teachers (AFT) has created a listing of 41 free online educational resources including learning platforms that can be used at home or by afterschool or care providers

A list of some of our favorite STEM activities and curriculum to help keep both students and adults engaged during pandemic.

The BOOST Cafe Resource Center is a collection of FREE resources curated by BOOST and sorted by grade level and category.

Brain Pop, an education platform used by teachers to supplement learning in the classroom, has made all its content free to educators and families whose children are out of school due to COVID-19.

Scholastic has created free weekly sets of resources to support families and educators during the outbreak for students from PreK-grade 9. Learn at Home provides 20 days of activities.

National Geographic curated a new Learn at Home site with educational resources to support the families during the crisis for students K-12. Activities are mapped by grade and subjects.

From game development to coding to design, iD Tech's online classes have something for everyone—whether they're total beginners or complete pros. Fees.

A free 20-minute podcast with discussions on books, readings from celebrities, and even interviews with authors.

Celebrities read picture book stories and the pages become a slide show movie.