Social-emotional Early learning
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Explore 10 trusted social-emotional early learning resources selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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This page brings together social-emotional resources that also match early learning. Each listing keeps its own age range, platform details, languages, links, and parent notes, so you can compare options without losing context.
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Delrita Pryce Foundation
Free animated literacy and money-skills programs, printable activities, and a learning app for young children.
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Cala Luna Games
Cala Luna offers calm browser games for children, with short lessons and a child-focused landing page.
Gappu Kids
Gappu Kids is a browser learning space with short games, one-minute story videos, daily kindness missions, and parent-guided activities for young children.
Moontrail
Moontrail is a visual bedtime routine app with picture steps, optional timers, spoken cues, offline use, and a calm child mode.
StarKid
A playful early-learning app and website for ages 2-10 with reading, math, everyday skills, feelings, games, and printable worksheets.
Khan Academy Kids YouTube
Khan Academy Kids videos support early literacy, math, social-emotional learning, stories, songs, and school readiness for young children.
Sesame Street
Public-media stories, videos, games, and activities supporting early learning and social-emotional development.
PlayWorks™ — Children’s Museum of Manhattan
A birth-to-four learning space combining music, movement, stories, sensory art, puzzles, engineering, and pretend play through daily programs.
PBS KIDS YouTube
The official PBS KIDS YouTube channel with clips, songs, stories, and educational video series for young children and families.
Sesame Street YouTube
The official Sesame Street channel with songs, stories, social-emotional learning, early literacy, and playful preschool videos.
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