Early learning Literacy
for kids
Explore 16 trusted early learning literacy resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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WasiLearn
A browser library of 44 ad-free learning games and a home-learning plan for ages 2–6, covering early letters, numbers, rhymes, feelings, focus, and school readiness.
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ictgames English Games
ictgames English Games is a teacher-created literacy collection for ages 4–11 with phonics, word reading, spelling, letter formation, rhyme, and sound-discrimination activities.
NSW Early Learners Podcasts
A New South Wales Department of Education collection of podcasts and transcripts about early literacy, numeracy, creative arts, STEM, inquiry, and learning with young children.
BrightBound Adventures
A free browser learning adventure with curriculum-aligned questions across literacy, numeracy, logic, storytelling, and motor-skills worlds.
ChildSafe
ChildSafe is a small collection of calm, ad-free kids apps, currently featuring CritterWords for vocabulary and spelling with a playable web version and an official iOS listing.
OELP Digital Resource Centre
OELP’s Digital Resource Centre offers freely available evidence-based practical tools for young children, families, and educators covering school readiness, early literacy, numeracy, and higher-order thinking.
Alamance County Library Kids
Alamance County Public Libraries’ children’s hub combines early-literacy programs, storytimes, virtual tours, digital resources, coding links, and family reading activities.
Hamilton Public Library Kids at Home
Hamilton Public Library’s children’s at-home collection brings together storytimes, read-alouds, activities, digital library links, and family learning ideas.
NYC Early Literacy Resources
New York City’s Department of Education provides family guidance for building early reading and writing skills through talk, play, reading, library use, and multilingual tip sheets.
Pumlo: Kids Learning Games
Pumlo is an iPhone and iPad learning app for ages 2–6 with 48 toddler and preschool games covering numbers, letters, Montessori activities, colors, shapes, logic, and creativity.
HighScope At Home
Downloadable toddler, preschool, and mixed-age activities covering early math, discovery, literacy, art, movement, engineering, science, and technology.
Kkomi
Kkomi is a browser-based AI read-aloud companion from LEADKIDS: children read picture books aloud, receive reading support and questions, and guardians can follow reading and thinking reports.
Project Sahitya
Project Sahitya provides a free literacy toolkit with lessons, songs, flashcards, and worksheets designed for early reading support.
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