The best at-home learning resources for kids! 

These at-home learning resources have been our favorites during this time at home. There are many other great resources out there if these are not a good fit for your child. During this time, it has become obvious that every situation is different. While my kids have not really missed a beat and have gone through a lot of their lessons using Google Classroom, I know that is not the case for everyone. 

If you are needing some extra support for your child or you are trying to figure out what to do for learning at home, you will enjoy this list! 

Instead of trying them all at once, try one or two at a time so that it is not a lot at once. 

The Best At-Home Learning Resources

Apps or Resources on Screens

ABC Mouse

ABC Mouse is a great online resource as there are tons of options for kids! Right now you can try it for 30 days for free by going here.

Raz-Kids

We love using Raz-Kids for reading. I love that you can listen to the book, practice reading it, and record yourself reading it. Check it out here. 

Scholastic Learn at Home

This has free day-by-day lessons with read-alouds, quizzes, and activities. Learn more.

Teacher Your Monster to Read

All three of my kids have loved using this as they learn about reading. Learn more here.

Epic!

This is another great resource for reading. My younger two use it and I love the variety of books available. Learn more here.

BrainPop

BrainPOP is offering schools free access while closed, so you might be able to get access from your district, while home users get a free month before the site comes calling for the monthly $25 fee. It has a variety of subjects that you can choose from, check it out here.

Art Hub

We love drawing and love this YouTube channel that leads kids through drawing. Learn more here.

Kids Activity Packs

Print off these activity packs to have on hand for your kids. They are full of great learning activities.

Check out Teachers Pay Teachers for great printables. Some are free and others do have a charge. 

Create a Brain Break Jar

Put different quick activities on craft sticks and put them in a jar. Have your kids pull a stick in between activities or when they need a mental break. Some ideas for the sticks: 

• 10 Jumping Jacks
• 1 Minute Plank
• 5 Push-Ups 
• 5 Sit-Ups

• Touch Your Toes 5 Times

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Other Great Resources to Have for At-Home Learning

Drawing and Coloring Books

My mom ordered the boys some drawing books and Claire a coloring book. Having these on hand has been a great go-to activity for us. 

Visual Timer

Having a timer can be so helpful to use! I have loved using one for quiet time but you could also use it to help section off time for different activities. 

Cart

During the first week of school, I ordered this 3 shelf cart and it has been perfect for our schooling. I love that it can hold what we need for school and keeps everything contained. Plus, we can roll it into the closet if we do not want it out. 

Art Caddy

Have a central location for your markers, crayons, and so on. We love this art caddy. 

Finally, remember to have grace with yourself and your kids! This is a time to remember to let go of the stress about academics and focus on making the most of the time together. 

Learning at home takes time to adjust to but there are tons of resources that help make it a little easier. What would you add to the list?