Social-emotional websites
for kids
Explore 11 trusted social-emotional websites selected for curious kids, with clear ages, access details, and parent context.
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Wonderpip
A calm browser-based learning space with early maths, reading, science, art, music, stories, and puzzles.
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Reading Rockets
Evidence-based reading strategies, children’s book guidance, videos, and classroom tools for families and educators.
BBC Super Movers
Curriculum-linked songs, movement videos, and active learning resources for children across maths, English, sport, and wellbeing.
Delrita Pryce Foundation
Free animated literacy and money-skills programs, printable activities, and a learning app for young children.
MindUP
A preventative mental-health and social-emotional learning programme with brain science, mindfulness, emotional literacy, resilience, and family resources.
Sesame Street
Public-media stories, videos, games, and activities supporting early learning and social-emotional development.
GoNoodle
Movement, dance, mindfulness, language, and classroom-friendly videos that help kids get active and reset.
One Word Reading Initiative
A nonprofit reading initiative that provides culturally relevant books and family reading resources to children and communities.
Smiling Mind
A not-for-profit mindfulness platform with guided programs for children, families, schools, and adults.
Cosmic Kids Yoga
Story-led yoga, mindfulness, and movement videos designed to help children be active and settle their attention. The site also promotes ad-supported viewing and paid options.
StarKid
A playful early-learning app and website for ages 2-10 with reading, math, everyday skills, feelings, games, and printable worksheets.
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