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National Archives DocsTeach
Primary-source history activities that help students investigate documents, photographs, maps, and other records from the past.
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iCivics Games
Free civic-learning games that let students explore government, law, elections, and public decision making through play.
NFB Education
Canadian film-based learning resources, playlists, study guides, and digital storytelling activities for classrooms and curious learners.
Teach the UN
K–12 teaching guides, games, activities, and child-friendly resources about peace, human rights, sustainability, and the United Nations.
The National Archives Education
Primary-source history resources, enquiry activities, and online sessions for schools, families, and young learners.
BrainPOP Jr.
Animated lessons, activities, and learning resources for young learners across science, math, reading, health, social studies, and the arts.
ReadWriteThink Interactives
Free literacy interactives for children and classrooms, including story maps, plot diagrams, word sorts, and reading tools.
Toy Theater
Free educational games and virtual tools for elementary learners across math, literacy, art, music, puzzles, and classroom play.
LittleActivity Reading
Structured free reading lessons from preschool through Grade 10 with phonics, sight words, comprehension, fluency, and short progressive practice.
DOGO News
Current-events articles for children covering science, social studies, civics, world news, culture, and the environment.
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