Educational resources designed specifically for kindergarten through second grade students
Explore our collection of educational resources specifically designed for kindergarten through second grade students. These materials focus on building foundational skills across all core subjects through engaging, interactive activities.
Each resource includes example activities and direct links to trusted educational websites where you can access free learning materials.
Fun stories, games, and activities to build foundational reading skills for young learners.
Listen to "The Three Billy Goats Gruff" on Storynory and discuss the story's sequence to build comprehension skills.
Learn counting, shapes, addition, and subtraction with interactive lessons designed for young learners.
Play interactive counting games on PBS Kids Math to strengthen number recognition skills.
Discover the natural world through interactive activities and simple experiments suitable for young scientists.
Explore a virtual map on National Geographic Kids to learn about different animals and their habitats.
Age-appropriate lessons on communities, geography, and history for young students.
Watch a video on community helpers on PBS LearningMedia to understand different roles in society.
Creative activities to explore colors, shapes, sounds, and music fundamentals.
Use Chrome Music Lab to experiment with different sounds and create simple melodies.
Introduction to needs, wants, and basic economic concepts for young children.
Play the "Needs vs. Wants" sorting game on EconEdLink to understand basic budgeting concepts.
Read aloud daily with your child or students. Ask questions about the story and encourage them to make predictions. Point to words as you read to help children make connections between spoken and written language.
Use everyday objects to practice counting, sorting, and basic addition. Connect math concepts to real-life situations, like counting items at the grocery store or measuring ingredients while cooking.
Young children learn best through play. Incorporate games, songs, and hands-on activities into learning. Allow for movement breaks and vary activities to keep young learners engaged.