Government & nonprofit websites
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ABIOVE Educa
A Portuguese-language environmental literacy platform for children with stories, videos, audio, guides, and games about materials, recycling, plants, soil, water, and circular economy.
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Story Preservation Initiative
A nonprofit story-based K–12 education resource that uses preserved stories, historical narratives, and guided learning materials to connect children with culture and memory.
Hoopoe Share
A children’s literacy and book-sharing platform that promotes reading access through stories, family participation, and community support.
GraphoGame
A research-informed literacy game portfolio for children that combines phonics practice, gamification, multilingual versions, and optional progress insights for schools.
Climate Box
A UNDP climate-learning toolkit for children and teachers with interactive materials, quizzes, games, lesson resources, and sustainability activities.
Historias en AltaVoz
A Colombian government education collection of podcasts and narrated stories that promotes reading aloud, oral language, poetry, wordplay, and literary conversation for children, families, and classrooms.
Project Literade
A nationwide nonprofit book-mail program that sends brand-new, age-matched books to children and teens from birth through age 18, supporting book ownership and literacy.
Read with MEE
An Erasmus+ early multilingual literacy project with an interactive reading game designed to make shared story reading a child-led family or caregiver activity.
MITOS
A University of Texas interactive game-based learning app with separate student, teacher, and family pathways and resources for supporting learning outside school.
Count Play Explore
A California-led resource hub with playful math, science, and computer-science ideas for children from birth through third grade, organized by age and learning topic.
Forest Kids
An FAO educational game about forests, biodiversity, climate, and restoration, with mini-games that take children on an expedition through different forest biomes.
NASA Kids Science
NASA’s kid-focused science games collection, with interactive activities about CubeSats, Earth’s atmosphere, hidden treasure, and space science.
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