Be Internet Awesome Family Guide gives families the tools and resources to learn about online safety and citizenship at home. This guide for families to make it easier to incorporate and practice good digital habits in your everyday lives. Packed with good stuff, this guide will help you and your kids discuss, learn, and think about online safety together.

Code is featuring live Code Breaks with weekly challenges to engage students of all abilities, even those without computers. Sessions are hosted by educators, entertainers, and athletes.

Para las Familias | Colorín Colorado- Website available in Spanish and English that has information about how to support your child’s literacy and educational experience.

CommonLit is a comprehensive literacy program with thousands of reading lessons students and families can access from home.

Use Common Sense Media for resources and recommendations on everything media; from books to movies to apps to games. 

Cosmic Kids Mindfulness has a curated blog featuring mindful activities and ideas for managing a stressful situation. Meditation, yoga, and guided relaxation are included. 

Students can sign up for Duolingo for free using their school account - practice English or learn another language.

Explore is a great place to learn about and explore other parts or our world with explore.org’s livestreams

Using Flip, students can join upcoming live events featuring inspirational guests, find on-demand events for learners of any age, and spark meaningful discussions with our collection of cultural moments

GoNoodle is committed to the health and well-being of children. The videos channel the physical and emotional energy of kids into positive, healthy movement.

Walt Disney Imagineering has partnered with Khan Academy to create an imaginative and exciting course filled with lessons and activities from actual Walt Disney Imagineers. Students can create stories, lands, attractions, and characters. Videos feature real Walt Disney Imagineers.

Khan Academy is a great way for your child to get help with what they’re learning in school or to learn something completely new.

Learning Heroes has resources to support students in ELA and Math, filterable by grade level, with links to lots of other resources, such as Common Lit, IXL, the New York Times and more. 

Science related activities from NASA

National Geographic Kids features educational games, videos, and other activities, centered mostly on animals and the natural world. Kids also can get a virtual tour of different countries, featuring fun facts and other information.

The New York Times provides some guidelines for making sure you start on the right foot and keep enthusiasm and momentum high throughout the school year. Click on the NYT above to get you started.

PBS Learning Media is a curated site with many resources to explore a variety of disciplines from Civics to Science.

Smithsonian's History Explorer is a great collection of history resources that can be filtered by grade level or historical era.

Use the Google Translate online version or download the App for iPhone or Android. Google Translate with Picture Dictionary

WGBH Distance Learning has created a curated site featuring content from the most popular WGBH TV shows and broadcasts including Arthur, PEEP, and Sid the Science Kid.