Family learning websites
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Your CyberFeet
Howard County’s Your CyberFeet program teaches children about digital footprints through short videos, discussion guides, worksheets, and grade-banded online-safety modules.
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Math Drill
Math Drill is a free browser game that turns elementary arithmetic practice into short, celebratory rounds covering skills from Grade 1 through Grade 6.
New Jersey Student Digital Wellness
The New Jersey Department of Education gathers guidance and family, educator, and healthcare resources about digital citizenship, online safety, privacy, media literacy, and healthy device use.
Lumen Science
Lumen is a free interactive science laboratory where learners make predictions, run experiments, observe results, and practise scientific thinking through short lessons.
Decimators
Decimators is a browser-based puzzle game that makes counting, addition, subtraction, and problem solving part of the game mechanics for children.
Mage Math
Mage Math is a fantasy adventure game and free online math-content hub with grade 1–6 videos, mysteries, worksheets, and game-based practice.
Virginia Tech CodeKids
Virginia Tech’s CodeKids project provides free child-facing coding resources and stories designed to make computer science approachable and engaging.
Rice 24/7 CSEd Resources
Rice University’s School Mathematics Project curates free computer-science resources for children and families, including Code Break, Hour of Code, and CS Fundamentals Express.
Stanford Code in Place
Stanford’s Code in Place is a free online introduction to Python based on CS106A, with weekly sections, assignments, a six-week syllabus, and a supportive global learning community.
Numbercade
Numbercade is a free browser math arcade for grades 4–8 covering number fluency, fractions, equations, geometry, roots, and probability.
Fun Math Games for Elementary Students
San Diego Unified School District’s family-facing collection links to playful math games for elementary students, including resources spanning early elementary through sixth grade.
Brown University Artemis Coding Program
Brown University’s Artemis program offers free, supportive computer-science learning for Providence-area students in grades 5–8 through Microbits, Scratch, and Python tracks.
Mote Marine Laboratory Virtual Focus Trips
Mote Marine Laboratory connects students with real marine experts through virtual animal encounters, habitat excursions, science talks, read-aloud STEM sessions, and ocean-career explorations.
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