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Open-and-go elementary science lessons built around real questions kids ask, with narrated videos and simple hands-on activities that need almost no parent prep.
Free interactive math and science simulations from the University of Colorado Boulder - hundreds of browser-based virtual labs in physics, chemistry, biology, and math, with no login required.
Free digital library of 2,000+ leveled reading passages for grades 3-12, each with comprehension questions, vocabulary support, and paired texts - a ready-made reading and literacy curriculum from the CommonLit nonprofit.
Free videos of celebrated actors reading beloved children''s picture books aloud, with animated illustrations - a read-aloud literacy resource for preschool through early elementary from the SAG-AFTRA Foundation.
A free online U.S. Constitution where, for every clause, scholars from opposite sides first explain what they agree it means, then lay out where they disagree — modeling civil debate instead of a single interpretation.
A free tool from the U.S. National Archives that turns thousands of real primary sources — documents, photos, maps, and cartoons — into interactive history and civics activities you can use or build yourself.
A free web app for short daily math-fact practice that tracks recall fact-by-fact and uses spaced repetition to resurface the facts a child misses — building addition, subtraction, and multiplication fluency in a few minutes a day, with no signup required to start.
An AI math teacher for grades 3–12 that coaches students through problems step by step — by typing, speaking, or writing on a canvas — with instant feedback. Standards-aligned, multilingual, and free to try.
The FDIC's free, award-winning financial-education curriculum for ages Pre-K through 12, with grade-banded lesson plans, student activities, and parent/caregiver guides covering saving, spending, and banking basics.
A free K-12 library of more than 1,000 economics and personal-finance lessons, interactive activities, and videos from the Council for Economic Education — searchable by grade, topic, and standard.
A free, Emmy-winning financial-literacy platform built around the public-television series — videos, lesson plans, and activities that teach kids and teens how money works, how to save, and how to start a business.
Free, self-paced financial education from Wells Fargo for every age group — kids, teens, young adults, and adults — covering saving, budgeting, credit, and smart money decisions, with no login or sign-up required.
