With the coronavirus pandemic keeping everyone indoors, you're facing weeks—potentially months—of spending time at home with your kids. Here are 18 free resources that reviewed has discovered.
Reading, writing, and 'rithmatic are important, but don't forget to add some science to your new homeschool curriculum. Mystery Science has put together a fantastic selection of science lessons and experiments that can be done at home. Covering such intriguing subjects as"who invented pizza" and"why do woodpeckers peck wood," kids are sure to find the subjects engaging.
Visit the Encantos Learning Hub—ideal for kids up to age 6—and check out the selection of free educational content that's created by real teachers. Kids can take a virtual geography lesson via Tiny Travelers and learn about other cultures. Prefer bilingual learning instead? Canticos offers bilingual preschool resources so your little one can learn both English and Spanish.
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