History & culture Math
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Khan Academy
Free educational videos from Khan Academy covering math, science, history, grammar, and many other subjects.
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Learning Adventures
Free, no-sign-up games and interactive storybooks for grades K-5 across math, science, English, history, and mixed skills.
BrainPOP
Official BrainPOP videos introducing school subjects and learning topics for children and educators.
Willow Brain
Free interactive learning adventures for curious children across science, nature, geography, history, math, and logic.
Kid’s Portal: Learn & Play
Kid’s Portal is a curated iPhone learning app with videos, interactive stories, math and logic games, science and geography content, and printable activities in a protected ad-free space.
LightMySky
LightMySky is a free browser learning map that places short, prerequisite-aware lessons across mathematics, science, history, and other school topics.
EdNoKa
EdNoKa is a family-built educational game with five mini-game worlds and 36 quizzes covering math, science, social studies, and language for ages 8–11.
BrightKidz Hub
BrightKidz Hub is an offline-friendly library of illustrated articles, books, and short games for curious children covering science, technology, nature, maths, arts, and history.
Kidipedia
Kidipedia is a free, ad-free encyclopedia and learning world for children, with illustrated articles, books, daily learning paths, and games across school subjects.
StudyQuest Academy
StudyQuest Academy offers free guided lessons, practice, quizzes, and games for grades 6–12 across math, history, science, language arts, digital safety, and AI literacy.
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