Literacy websites
for kids
Explore 20 trusted literacy websites selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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Squiz Kids
A daily kid-friendly news podcast and media-literacy provider covering science, geography, civics, money, and current events for primary-school listeners.
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Newshounds by Squiz Kids
A classroom media-literacy resource teaching children how to spot misinformation online using the “Stop. Think. Check.” approach.
OnLit
OnLit is a free browser collection of media-literacy games for children ages 7–12, built at Riverdale Country School around source evaluation, missing context, and persuasion.
National Literacy Trust
The National Literacy Trust offers school and early-years literacy resources, family support, programmes, training, and The Joy of Books podcast.
TextProject
TextProject provides free, evidence-based texts, vocabulary resources, and teaching tools designed to help beginning and struggling readers become proficient.
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.
AlifLaila Kids’ Digital Library
A multilingual children’s digital library created to widen access to reading through Urdu, English, and Arabic stories, with guest and offline access described by UNESCO.
Seattle Public Library Digital Games for Kids
A public-library curated directory of safe educational games and learning links for children, including literacy, science, coding, storytelling, and museum resources.
New Hanover County Children’s eLibrary
New Hanover County Public Library’s children’s eLibrary page brings together children’s ebooks, audiobooks, streaming video, narrated picture books, math books, and educational media for different age bands.
Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library
A book-gifting programme that mails a free, age-appropriate book each month to enrolled children in participating communities.
ALA Día: Free Resources for 2026
The Association for Library Service to Children provides free 2026 Día promotional graphics and bilingual reading-list links celebrating children’s books and cultural diversity.
Antura and the Letters
Antura and the Letters is a free open-source literacy game that teaches reading and language through mini-games across six worlds, with native-language and second-language paths.
Wallace Collection Activity Sheets
A free Wallace Collection activity set uses artworks and objects to invite creative writing, colour exploration, measuring, and storytelling.
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