10 Educational Websites for Kids

Nick Jr. Beyond the Backpack

beyondthebackpack.nickjr.com
Recommended Ages: 2+
Personalized help prepares kids for preschool through activities designed to strengthen literacy, social and emotional skills, and knowledge of STEM subjects.

Peep and the Big Wide World

peepandthebigwideworld.com
Recommended Age: 4+
Doable at-home science joins fun games and videos for pre-K.

Starfall

starfall.com
Recommended Age: 4+
An outstanding learn-to-read site that is sure to engage little ones.

Arcademic Skill Builders

arcademics.com
Recommended Ages: 6+
Kids can play math, vocabulary, and other-subject-related games for free.

Camp Google

camp.withgoogle.com
Recommended Age: 7+
Weekly activities introduce kids to scientific concepts.

Maggie’s Earth Adventures

missmaggie.org
Recommended Ages: 8+
Free, engaging activities in all subject areas that teach elementary school kids about environmental issues around the world.

DIY

diy.org
Recommended Ages: 9+
A maker community that celebrates building and creativity by encouraging kids to complete skill-based, hands-on challenges.

My Pop Studio

mypopstudio.com
Recommended Age: 11+
A great way for kids to learn critical thinking.

LitPick

litpick.com
Recommended Ages: 12+
Tween review YA literature for their peers, so your kids will appreciate the accessibility of peer opinions rather than the mixed-age opinions found on other sites.

Grammar Girl: Quick and Dirty Tips

grammar.quickanddirtytips.com
Recommended Ages: 13+
Witty podcasts and posts offer tip and tricks on punctuation, word choice, grammar, and style.

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