75+ Awesome Learning Websites For Kids in 2026

This is an unpredictable time of life, and suddenly homeschooling has become the only option for schooling for many. Even outside of school closures, learning websites for kids make it easy to build homeschool days, add extra practice after school, or fill summer learning gaps.

If you’re weighing whether homeschooling suits your family before diving into resources, my comparison of homeschooling vs traditional school is a good place to start.

That is why I have compiled a list of all the best homeschooling resources available online, including Free Resources, Paid Resources, and Online Homeschool Programs.

Must-Haves for Kids Learning At Home

To make your kids’ learning at home as fun and easy as possible, you’ll need a few things to ensure that your kids have everything they need, such as:

• Writing Supplies
• Art Supplies
• Laptop (this is the specific one my kids have)
• Other must-haves

What are the best learning websites for kids?

1. Khan Academy for free K-12 core subjects
2. BrainPOP for game-based multi-subject learning
3. Easy Peasy for a full free curriculum
4. Outschool for live online homeschool classes
5. Duolingo for foreign language practice

Free Homeschool Resources

The list below covers some of our favorite learning websites for kids, split into free resources, paid programs, and subject-specific picks.

Resources For Parents

Learning at Home includes tips and resources for families teaching children at home, with ideas that can help parents organize learning routines and homeschool days.

Click Schooling is a great resource to have as it brings you daily recommendations by email for entertaining websites that help your kids learn.   

Homeschooling Resources: Over half a dozen professionals in the education industry came together and wrote an article for moms with tips, advice, and encouragement. 

Multiple Resources

These multi-subject learning websites for kids are a great home base if you only have time to bookmark a few.

BrainPOP offers animated educational videos, activities, quizzes, and learning games across subjects including science, social studies, English, math, arts, health, and technology. BrainPOP serves older elementary and middle school learners, while BrainPOP Jr. is designed for younger children. Selected content and trials are available for free, while full family and homeschool access requires a subscription.

Khan Academy is a nonprofit learning platform with free lessons and practice covering subjects from kindergarten through early college, including math, science, history, economics, grammar, computing, and test preparation.

Easy Peasy is a great free curriculum that we use all the time. Every subject from preschool to beyond is on this site. It also includes multiple learning games and is definitely one of our favorite favorites!  ⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀⠀

Starfall is a nonprofit educational platform with games, books, songs, math activities, and literacy resources for children from Pre-K through Grade 5. Some activities are available free, while a membership unlocks the full library.

ABCya offers educational games for children from Pre-K through Grade 6, covering math, reading, typing, logic, and other skills. Free content is available, with subscription options for additional access and features.

Fun Brain is for grades PreK – 8th. It includes videos, games, and books for children to read. The website is easy to use and makes learning fun and exciting. 

PBS Kids is a fun website with learning games based on beloved children’s shows on the PBS channel.

123 Homeschool 4 Me offers over 1 million pages of free printable worksheets and activities for children from preschool through high school, covering math, literacy, science, history, and more.

Bamboo Learning: Voice-based learning through Alexa! (Technology is getting so cool now!) The teaching and learning progress at the speed your child learns, helping you know where your child’s real academic level is. 

Breakout EDU is a game-based learning platform where students solve educational puzzles and challenges while applying academic knowledge, collaboration, and problem-solving skills. Free trial access may be available.

CK12 This website not only teaches science, math, and social studies, but it also teaches photography!

Coursera Tons of free classes from leading universities and companies, perfect for high school kids and those preparing to go to college.

Curriki Digital learning content on all subjects for preschool through high school along with career/technical education classes.

Discovery K12 Online homeschool platform & curriculum for Pre-K to 12th grade. All main subjects are covered, plus extra curriculum courses.  

Facts4Me is an ad-free online reference resource designed for primary-level readers. It covers a wide variety of research topics in simple, child-friendly language. It is a subscription service, although a free trial is available. dies, Wonders of the World, Lewis and Clark animals, and so much more!

Fiveable Resources for AP students including live reviews, live trivia, and study guides in almost every subject you could think of.

Hippo Campus: 7,000 free videos, animations, and simulations on general education subjects for middle-school and high-school students.

Carmen San Diego: Where in the world is Carmen Sandiego? Videos, stories, and lessons for all subject areas featuring Carmen Sandiego herself.

Teachers Pay Teachers: A great variety of free and lost-cost printables for PreK-2nd Grade. It’s also a great way to show your support to teachers who work hard to make good education readily available for children.

Brainbox Games Magic Spell is a carefully crafted spelling adventure for all witches and wizards. Also check out their Dino Times Table and there math filled Epic Space Adventure.   

Nomster Chef: Illustrated recipes designed to help kids age 2-12 cook with their parents. Recipes encourage culinary skills, literacy, math, and science.  

Quaver Music provides interactive music lessons, songs, activities, and digital teaching resources. It is primarily a licensed educational program, but families and educators can check the website for available previews and trial options.

Learn Concord A collection of hundreds of free K-12 STEM resources, from standalone models and simulations to short activities and week-long sequences of curriculum materials.  

Brainscape Brainscape offers over a million flashcard decks for every subject, entrance exam, and certification imaginable.  

Art of Problem Solving Alcumus is specifically designed to provide high-performing students with a challenging curriculum appropriate to their abilities.   

Scholastic News provides age-appropriate nonfiction, current-events content, videos, activities, and classroom resources. Scholastic News is subscription-based, although Scholastic also maintains separate free educational resources online.

Ducksters: Education website for young kids.

Moby Max: Parents can find and fix learning gaps in their children.

Religion

Life Church: For Christian families, this website has Bible story resources, videos, age-specific lessons, and activities for children PreK – 6th grade

Math

The math-focused learning websites for kids below are especially handy for filling in gaps or moving ahead at a child’s own pace.

Splash Learn is a math resource for K-5th grades. These website games are perfect for children who need to catch up. It can also help kids find a new love of learning through play. 

Math Score  Math practice from counting to algebra and geometry. This site is simple to use and makes math understandable for all ages and grade levels. 

Bed Time Math. Most children function better with normal daily routines. So why not add math as a fun part of your daily family routine? This website will help you do just that! 

BoddleLearning. This elementary through 6th grade math website makes it easy to track your child’s progress through graphs and charts while they learn with fun learning games.  

Can Figure It This website helps children learn geometry by breaking down problems and encouraging understanding through more traditional ways 

Dream Box: K-8 online math program that looks at how a student is solving problems to adjust accordingly and build a unique learning path for them. 

Math @ Work: Real-life uses of math for grade levels PreK-12 featuring famous actors. The Math@Work web series has industry leaders work with real students to demonstrate the importance of learning math.

Math Celebrity Enter your math problem or search term, press the button, and they show you the step-by-step work and answer instantly. For 2nd grade through college.  

Xtra Math This site is great for helping kids learn and understand the basics of math. It also has great resources for parents as well.

Zearn Math is a K-5 curriculum that builds deep understanding and a love of learning math for all students.

Manga High: This website allows students to play basic games to reinforce math skills and compete against the computer or others in fun interactive ways  

Math Playground: This website is full of games, logic puzzles, and brain builders for 1st-6th graders.

Grid Club has educational games covering math and other subjects. However, some of its older activities still depend on legacy technologies such as Adobe Flash or Shockwave and may not work properly in modern browsers. Stick to the activities that run directly in your current browser.

Cool Kid Facts gives your child access to educational videos, pictures, quizzes, downloadable worksheets, and infographics. They can use these to learn about geography, history, science, animals, and even the human body. 

Number Phile: Short videos about numbers that help kids explore complex math topics and make math more fun.  

FunBrain. Math and Reading can be daunting, but these games will help encourage kids to learn without being intimidated. 

Curriculum Associates: Free printable K-8 Reading and Math activity packs (available in English and Spanish) are perfect for kids who learn better when their hands are busy.

Fluency and Fitness: Educational brain breaks to help students review essential literacy and math skills, while getting in some exercise. Find videos to help your child keep learning at home and burn off some extra energy. Our site is best used for ages 4-8. 

Math Seeds teaches kids aged 3-9 the core math and problem-solving skills needed to be successful at school with fun, highly interactive, and rewarding lessons.

Coding

Coding is one of the fastest-growing categories among learning websites for kids, and the options below range from beginner-friendly to fairly advanced.

Instructables: One of the funnest ways to learn math is through 3D printing projects and Coding projects. This website includes those and many other math resources for grades K-12 subjects.

Coding with Star Wars A fun way to teach kids in middle school and up how to code. Non-profit organization whose goal is to make coding readily available to every child, just like math and science. 

Crypto Club: Learn the art of solving or writing code while learning math by immersing yourself in this fun cryptography website  

Scratch draws students of all types into coding and lays a foundation for future learning.  

Bitsbox is a coding subscription box that teaches kids as young as 5 years old how to code on their own.

iDTech offers virtual coding camps for kids 7+. Roblox and Minecraft are some of the most popular.

Reading and Writing

Storyline streams videos featuring celebrated actors reading children’s books alongside creatively produced illustrations. This website is perfect for young children who love stories.

Starfall: This is great for learning phonics skills by teaching how to hear, identify, and manipulate phonemes.

Seussville Dr. Seuss is an iconic children’s writer loved by many! On this website, you can read, play, and hang out with Dr. Seuss all while learning. 

PBS Wisconsin Raising Readers offers literacy activities, reading logs, scavenger hunts, printables, videos, and other resources designed to help young children strengthen reading skills.

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Common Lit: This website helps with reading comprehension and has discussion questions for grades 3-12. 

Classroom Magazines: Day-by-day projects to keep kids reading, thinking, and growing for grades all the way up to 9th grade. 

Dogonalogbooks: Printable board games, activities, and more for phonics and reading all using evidence-based methods. Can be customized to any student’s needs, including creating flashcards for other subjects.

Squiggle Park: Engaging reading game for grades 2-8 that combines strategy, engagement, and imaginative reading passages to create a fun, curriculum-aligned literacy game. 

NitroType Typing is used in every industry nowadays. So help your children improve their typing skills while competing in fast-paced races with up to 5 typers from around the world. 

Novel Effect: Ever had a kid who could never sit still while you read them a book? Makes storytime a little more fun for kids (and grown-ups too!)with Novela Effect. As you read out loud from print books, music, sound effects, and character voices play at just the right moment, adjusting and responding to your voice.  

Classroom Cereal Grammar is hard for almost everyone. This website has resources to help middle schoolers practice. 

Spelling Training: This is a great website created by a dad trying to help his daughter study for her spelling test. It teaches spelling and typing skills with simple tutorials and fun games.  Grades 1st-4th.

Grammaropolis: This sight for working on the 8 parts of speech for elementary age children.

Reading Eggs Makes learning to read interesting and engaging for kids, with great online reading games and activities.

Science 

ACS High school students can be intimidating to teach, especially when it comes to chemistry! This website makes learning chemistry easy to learn at home. 

Backpack Sciences: This website includes hands-on elementary-level science videos and ready-to-go lessons. 

Country Reports Filled with over 35,000 pages of online content on the cultures and countries of the world.

Club Sci Kidz: Daily free science and cooking experiments to do at home. Plus articles focusing on STEM subjects for elementary age kids  

Play Mada Games: Chemistry can be fun if you have the right tools, and this website might be just what you need with fun games made for teens.  

Mystery Science: Fun and intriguing science lessons, for grades K-5, planned and ready to go! This makes teaching the taunting subject of science so much easier!

Chemicool Learn all about the periodic table, and all the elements on it, with this basic and super easy-to-use website.  

CellSalive Learn all about cells through study guides, games, interactive cell models, and more. For Junior high and high school students 

Ask Dr. Universe is a science-education project from Washington State University. Kids can send Dr. Universe any question they may have about history, geography, plants, animals, technology, engineering, math, culture, and more. 

Astronomy 

NASAKidsClub: Space science simplified for kids. Learn all about astronomy through fun games, printables, and other resources. It also gives kids different ways they can get involved.  

Biology

Innerbody explores the 11 bodily systems in depth. With interactive models and detailed explanations, this website will help them learn more about the internal mechanics of the amazing human body.

Biology Simulations is for high school students trying to learn the complicated subject of biology. Projects can be designed for children to do alone or in groups.  

Innerbody explores the 11 bodily systems in depth. With interactive models and detailed explanations, this website will help them learn more about the internal mechanics of the amazing human body.

Human Biodigital: A human visualization platform that allows students to explore the human body in really cool ways.

Geology / Geography

Kids National Geographic Geography can be one of the hardest subjects to teach. But this website makes it easy and fun for kids of all ages.

Weather Wiz Kids: From rainbows to tornadoes and winter storms to tsunamis, meteorologist Crystal Wicker breaks down the fascinating world of weather.  

Ocean.si This educational website hosted by the Smithsonian Museum takes a deep dive into ocean life.

Switch Zoo. Animal-loving children will enjoy playing the learning games that focus on different animals commonly found at zoos. 

Earthquakes Learn all about earthquakes with their fun animations, project ideas, and more.

The Old Farmer’s Almanac for Kids: This website teaches all about the date, weather, moon phases, animal facts, and so much more in simple and fun ways.  

My First Garden Learn how to grow a garden inside an old boot! This website teaches kids all about gardening and how food grows with this cute and easy-to-use website.  

Adfg Alaska See the Alaskan wildlife with trail cams that watch and record the animals in a natural habitat. 

Premeditated Leftovers Learn all about amphibians with these unit studies, lesson plans, crafts, and experiments.

Climate Kids NASA This NASA initiative covers a wide range of topics including weather, climate, atmosphere, water, energy, plants, and animals. 

Geography

Geoguessr tests kids’ geography skills. Using images from Google’s Street View, it plops players down in the middle of the street and asks them to figure out where they are.

History

OER Project: Big History gives a free Big History course exploring the history of the universe, Earth, life, and humanity. The course includes lessons and teaching resources designed to build historical thinking skills.

Bunk History: Digital archive of American history. Use this website to explore the multi-dimensional connections between past and present.    

BBC: History For Kids: Take your kids on a journey through time with these fun history games, quizzes, and fact sheets.

Mission-US: An interactive way to learn history through games that send you on missions throughout time

Historypin lets users explore and share local history through photographs, videos, audio, maps, and community stories. It can be a fun way for students to see how places and communities have changed over time.

Foreign Language 

Conjuguemos: This is a great website for children to learn other languages. They have vocabulary, grammar, listening activities, and games in Spanish, French, Italian, German, Portuguese, Korean, and Latin. 

Duolingo offers free language-learning courses across dozens of languages, using short interactive lessons, practice exercises, and rewards to keep learners motivated.

Memrise is a fun and fast way to learn a new language and offers 22 languages with multiple skill levels.

Crafts and Activities 

A few things to remember: this is a PERFECT time to make memories with your children and learn things beyond “normal” math and reading.

Little Spark Company: You must subscribe to this website before you can use the printables, but this website has a great collection of free printables with activities for children 0-6  

Little Twisters Yoga offers yoga, movement, breathing, and emotional-wellness resources designed for children. Families can find lesson plans, themed movement activities, and printable resources for use at home or in educational settings.

Explore & More: This website is a fun place to find learning activities, kid-friendly recipes, and discovery videos and is perfect for younger children. The website also includes many helpful resources and articles for parents.

Busy Toddler has a large collection of indoor activities, learning ideas, and simple play-based projects for toddlers and young children.

All Kid Network: This website is full of crafts, activities, mazes, dot-to-dot, and so much more for moms and kids to learn and play together 

Go Noodle: Get the wiggles out with these movement and mindfulness videos created by child development experts.  

Sworkit Another way to keep your kids healthy is with these kid-friendly workouts. You can choose different workout videos like Strength, Agility, Flexibility and Balance, Warm-Up, Cooldown, Stand Up and Move, or create your own custom kid workout.  

Free Maker Stations: 3 Free Weeks of Maker Stations to keep your children creating at home! Each challenge includes simple instructions using materials around the house, QR code video resources, and a student recording sheet. 

Magic Tree House: Join the kids club and play interactive mission and problem-solving games based on the book series.

Preschool Express Crafts, activities, bulletin board designs, and finger plays for early education teachers and parents to use with kids.

Songs for Teaching: A large selection of fun songs to help teach preschool and kindergarten students.

Crazy Games: Tons and tons and tons of games, some learning, some just fun, including puzzle games, sports games, typing games, and more.    

Jigsaw Explorer: Online photograph jigsaw puzzles that are perfect for any age.  You can set the pieces from 6-1000+, and it is a fun activity that children can do by themselves or with a parent.

US Mint: Your child can play games, learn fun facts, and find out how to turn coin collecting into a hobby.  

MAKE offers art classes, kids’ programs, and free online art lessons that families can use for creative learning at home.

Kennedy Center has archived all 15 episodes of LUNCH DOODLES with Mo Willems, along with downloadable activities that children can use for drawing and creative learning.

Advanced Learning

Free Code has a list of 450 Ivy League courses that you can take for free. These courses were made by professors from some of the top Ivy Leagues around the world. 

Art of Problem Solving Alcumus is specifically designed to provide high-performing students with a challenging curriculum appropriate to their abilities.

Education Consulting: Even with the school closer, SAT and ACT are still looming in the near future for many teens. This website helps prep for SAT, ACT, and other tests.  

How do you start homeschooling?

1. Check your state’s legal requirements.
2. Choose a homeschool method.
3. Pick or build curriculum
4. Set a flexible daily rhythm
5. Connect with local homeschool groups

Paid Homeschool Resources

There are plenty of awesome free homeschool resources as listed above, but if you are looking for more, then you’ll love these resources that you need to pay for as well.

All Subjects

CuriosityStream offers documentaries covering science, history, nature, technology, society, and other educational topics. It can be streamed across supported TVs, computers, tablets, and mobile devices. Subscription prices and promotions change, so check the website for current plans.

Outschool offers live and self-paced online classes for children and teens across a wide range of subjects and interests. Families can choose from academic classes, hobbies, languages, arts, STEM, and more. Class prices vary depending on the educator, format, and length.

Udemy is an online platform that teaches thousands of online courses covering academic subjects, technology, creativity, professional skills, and more. Course availability and pricing vary, and many courses are designed for teens and adults rather than young children.

i-Ready provides adaptive assessment and personalized instruction in mathematics and reading. It is widely used through schools and districts, and students with school-provided accounts may be able to access their lessons from home. Families should check with their child’s school or Curriculum Associates for current access and purchasing options.

The questions and assignments done on iReady adjust to the child’s capability by recording the child’s correct and incorrect answers. Teachers and parents can also log in and see their child’s progress and where their child may need extra guidance.  

Math and Coding

Tynker teaches coding to children and teens through interactive projects, games, block coding, Python, JavaScript, and other programming activities. It offers both free and paid learning options, with current plans available on its website.

Beast Academy is a complete math-centered curriculum that includes books, printables, games, placement tests for kids ages 8-13, and planning guides for adults.  

Arts and Crafts

Creativebug offers online art and craft classes covering drawing, painting, sewing, knitting, crochet, jewelry, and other creative skills. Free trials and partner promotions may be available, so check the current offer before signing up.

Advanced Learning

Edx offers 2,500+ online courses from top institutions including Harvard, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, The Hong Kong Polytechnic University, and more.

Extracurricular Activities

This is a great time to really help your child dig in and spend hours doing or learning something that they love or are passionate about.

Financial Learning

Ngpf Money is something kids love to spend, but very few are taught personal finance, other than what they see their parents doing. And most children don’t see the money their parents are saving or investing, just money being spent. This website has multiple free resources, games, and lesson plans for teaching personal finance. Great for kids and adults  

Teach Banzi Banzai exposes students to real-world financial dilemmas to teach them the importance of smart money management. 

Business Books For Kids is a comprehensive list of business books, and how to teach your kids about money is very helpful.

Design and Art

Kids Think Design: Kids Think Design explores careers in fashion design, graphic design, interior design, book design, product design, film and theatre, architecture, animation, and environmental design. 

Music and Arts

Chrome Music Lab: This website teaches music theory and learning for all ages in a bright and fun way 

Music Theory: Introductory and intermediate music theory lessons, exercises, ear trainers, and calculators. Perfect for any age child who loves music.

Prodigies Music: Prodigies is a colorful music curriculum for kids 1-12 that will teach your kids how to play their first instrument, how to sing in tune & how to understand the language of music!.

Mindful Poetry Moments: helps your children learn traditional poetry and music with this fun website focused for children ages 8 and up.

Trainer The Theta Music Trainer offers a series of online courses and games for ear training and music theory. 

Met Museum: A wonderful, endlessly detailed way to get kids engaged in the world of art.  

Artsology Helps kids learn to appreciate the arts by providing them with the opportunity to play games, conduct investigations, and explore different forms of art.  

Virtual Musical Instruments lets kids play instruments online. Instruments include the guitar, piano, pan flute, drums, and bongos. 

Government and News

YoungZine: This fun news site is designed for junior high and high school kids but still covers important topics from around the world. 

Creative Writing

StoryStarters Randomly generates story starters and ideas for all ages to learn how to write creatively.

Ben’s This interactive website, hosted by the U.S. Government Publishing Office, allows your child to see the ins and outs of the U.S. government by taking a series of learning adventures with none other than Benjamin Franklin. 

Travel / Virtual Tours

Discovery Education offers free virtual field trips that allow students to explore places, careers, science, history, and real-world topics online. Many trips are available on demand and include companion educator guides with standards-aligned activities.

Travel + Leisure is a travel website. Sites like this are fun to look at with children. Afterwards, encourage your children to write a story, create a game, or just spend the afternoon doing imaginary play with them.  Find a fun trip you would like to go on and then pretend to go on that trip and/or study about those destinations. 

The San Diego Zoo has a website just for kids with amazing videos, activities, and games. 

Yellowstone National Park! Another great field trip on the couch. Watch it outside to help you feel like you are actually there or set up a picnic in your house.

Smithsonian: No need to travel to one of the Smithsonian’s zoos or museums — this website brings your child everything from live video of the National Zoo to the Smithsonian Learning Lab right to their screen.

AccessMars allows kids to explore the surface of Mars on the Curiosity Rover. Perfect for children who love science and space exploration.

Louvre: Travel the world and see amazing works of art with this virtual “couch” trip. Fun for all creative minds.  

Virtual Tour of the Great Wall of China is beautiful and fun and makes history come to life, helping children to have a desire to learn and understand more. 

Farm Food is for children who love animals. This website is perfect! With Virtual Tours of all types of farms, from cows to apples to mink. Anything and everything you could ever think to grow on a farm.

British Museum: Visit iconic locations in the heart of London. Tour the Great Court and discover the ancient Rosetta Stone and Egyptian mummies.  

YouTube

YouTube is one of the best resources around when it comes to free classes and learning. You can learn at all levels of learning for any subject you can think of.

My favorite learning YouTube channels for kids are:

Crash Course Kids has an educational video library focused mainly on grade-school science, with short explanations of topics including Earth science, life science, engineering, and physical science.

Science Channel: Learn about outer space, leading scientific exploration, new technology, earth science basics, & more with these fun science videos.

SciShow Kids explains science questions and concepts for younger children through entertaining, easy-to-understand videos featuring Jessi and Squeaks.

National Geographic Kids is perfect for kids of all ages and has hundred of videos focusing on animals, science and more and has many fun and engaging videos.

Free School focuses on art, music, children’s literature, and more and is perfect for children of all ages. 

Geography Focus focuses on maps, flags, culture, languages, and travel. It also includes profiles of countries and regions, descriptions of important landmarks and geographical features, and discussion of international issues.

TheBrainScoop was made by the Chief Curiosity Correspondent of The Field Museum in Chicago. She creates intriguing videos going in depth about things you might find in a museum. These videos are great when you can’t visit a museum in person!  

SciShow explores the “unexpected,” with each day of the week adding a new video focusing on subjects like Wonders of the World, What’s New in Science, and more.

Kids Learning Tube educates kids through music and animation in a fun and unique approach to learning.

Geek Gurl Diaries is where we girls discuss, create, demo, and interview all things “geek”. The coolest part is if your daughter has an idea for videos or tutorials, she could be interviewed!

Mike Likes Science: This channel is a unique way to learn, as all these science videos are done as music videos! Definitely one to check out! 

Science Max This channel is for anyone who has ever done a science experiment and wondered “What would this be like if it were HUGE?”

SoulPancake focuses on the many ways people seek connection, love, hope, truth, and purpose. SoulPancake’s goal is to help everyone positively change the world by learning how to see the good.

Dr. Roger’s Math Neighborhood Higher-level math series… online video series with detailed solutions to more than a thousand publicly released College Board SAT Math, Subject Test Math Level 1, and Subject Test Math Level 2 problems.

Chloe Flowers – Beginner piano lessons.

Facebook Pages and Websites to Follow

Milestone Mom Created by a Pediatric Developmental Therapist, this blog is full of articles filled with parenting tips and sensory play learning activity ideas. The blog also has lots of fun printables!

Travel & Leisure: Free virtual tours you can take from your home.

I hope all these websites above are helpful as you navigate teaching your children! And if budget is a concern, our guide on how to homeschool for free rounds up even more no-cost options beyond this list.

Are there any I forgot to mention? Leave a comment below!

Frequently Asked Questions About Learning Websites for Kids