Accessibility websites
for kids
Explore 13 trusted accessibility websites selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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Kinder Horizon Lighthouse AAC
Lighthouse AAC is a free, offline, private communication board for non-speaking children, with stable vocabulary buttons, on-device prediction, and multilingual support.
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Zooylo
Zooylo is a calm skill-building app for children who learn differently, with spoken games for listening, first words, counting, routines, feelings, and everyday safety.
World Literacy Foundation Global Children’s Library
The World Literacy Foundation’s Sun Books Global Children’s Library connects children with digital stories and interactive books in 137 languages.
NeurekaLab
NeurekaLab is a research-based learning platform from the University of Barcelona and UVic-UCC that assesses and supports reading, maths, attention, and working memory with personalized screen and paper practice.
Aidova AAC
Aidova is an offline AAC communication app where children and adults tap words, phrases, and symbols to speak aloud.
Dyslexia Steps
Dyslexia Steps offers a non-diagnostic reading screening with six browser games and optional structured daily practice for children.
CertSight Kids Learning Games
CertSight provides browser literacy games with read-aloud prompts, gentle feedback, spelling practice, sentence grammar, parent reports, and dyslexia-friendly typography.
Library of Congress NLS Resources for Children
The Library of Congress National Library Service provides accessible braille and audio books, catalogs, magazines, and children’s reading lists for young readers with print disabilities.
Library of Congress Braille Literacy for Children, Teens, and Adults
The Library of Congress NLS guide curates braille-literacy resources, early-learning programs, accessible materials, and age-specific support for children and teens.
New Hampshire State Library Kids’ Books & Teachers
The New Hampshire State Library explains how young readers with blindness or print disabilities can access audio and braille books, NLS catalogs, BARD, and teacher bibliographies.
GAPPA
GAPPA is a speech-rich collection of toddler games with voice-triggered play, rhymes, stories, parent prompts, and multilingual support.
Timber
An iPhone and iPad reader that turns webpages, PDFs, books, and printed pages into spoken audio in many languages.
Library of Congress NLS Summer Reading Program
The U.S. National Library Service for the Blind and Print Disabled summer reading page provides the Unearth a Story programme, kids programming, activities, and accessible reading support.
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