Watch Common Sense for a discussion about how you, media, and tech companies can help give all voters, and especially young voters, the resources and tools necessary to separate fact from fiction and make sense of election news and social media coverage this election season and beyond.

Watch Common Sense for an inspiring virtual fundraiser with special guests, hopeful reflections, and a provocative conversation about educational equity.

Watch this important conversation with Common Sense, social justice experts, school administrators, and educators.

Five steps to help your child stay on track, no matter where learning takes place.

Common Sense and the Children’s Media Association discuss the importance of inclusive representation in media.

Three simple steps to help you partner with your child's teacher.

Help keep kids focused, interested, and balanced while learning from home.

Set expectations for device care, online behavior, learning responsibilities, and more with this customizable agreement in English and Spanish.

Discuss expectations for online communication, safety, device use, and more with your tween or teen using this customizable agreement in English and Spanish.

Set kids up for success by doing a trial run, testing your equipment, and reviewing appropriate behavior for online lessons.

These few simple practices can help your family find a healthy balance with media and tech, even during distance learning.

Even though media and tech are essential for distance learning, families can find balance by following a few simple practices.

Five steps to help your child stay on track, no matter where learning takes place.

Help keep kids focused, interested, and balanced while learning from home.

Set expectations for device care, online behavior, learning responsibilities, and more with this customizable agreement in English and Spanish.

Discuss expectations for online communication, safety, device use, and more with your tween or teen using this customizable agreement in English and Spanish.

Set kids up for success by doing a trial run, testing your equipment, and reviewing appropriate behavior for online lessons.

These few simple practices can help your family find a healthy balance with media and tech, even during distance learning.

Even though media and tech are essential for distance learning, families can find balance by following a few simple practices.

More time online might expose kids to more mean online behavior. Help kids dodge the drama and stand up for others with these key tips.

Do you need parental controls? Do they really work? Here's everything you need to know about parental control solutions, from OS settings to monitoring apps to network hardware.

Tune in to hear from authors, experts, and thought leaders discussing what it means to raise healthy and happy kids in the digital age.

Use this landing page of resources and guidelines from the CDC to help you prepare for going back to school during the pandemic.

Have kids take this quick, grade-appropriate reading- or math-readiness assessment to gauge their skills. After, use some of the suggested activities to continue learning. (en español)

Three simple steps to help you partner with your child's teacher.

Request tips on media balance and selected content from Wide Open School to be sent directly to your phone. Just text the word "kids" to 21555.

To make sure kids stay on task, use an automated to-do list, at-a-glance scheduler, or other digital tool that uses effective productivity strategies to prevent distractions.

Helpful tips and techniques to encourage and motivate your kids during virtual lessons.

Learn tips for reinforcing two languages at home during these times.

Add fun and learning to your day with these easy, screen-free activities -- and subtract stress and boredom!

Mix up your day with these easy, screen-free activities. Check off the activities as you go to complete them all!

Teach kids essential organization and time-management skills with these time trackers, scheduling apps, and digital calendars.

Watch this free online collection of videos to learn what kids are expected to know and be able to do at each grade level.

Get to know more about your child's learning. Use this interactive tool to help set your child up for success with learning at home.

Download this primer on project-based learning to help your kid keep growing, learning, and discovering.

Read this series of articles to understand how you can support kids' math, science, and reading skills.

Watch Common Sense for a discussion about how you, media, and tech companies can help give all voters, and especially young voters, the resources and tools necessary to separate fact from fiction and make sense of election news and social media coverage this election season and beyond.

Watch this important conversation with Common Sense, social justice experts, school administrators, and educators.

How to manage anxiety, stay active, and focus on your family's well-being.

Learn what new research says about kids' mental health and what it means for how we parent during the pandemic.

From poor sleep to headaches, signs that it's time for kids to take a break can take many forms.

Get the fun started with ideas from show-and-tell to charades to TikTok dances.

With spot checks, meaningful conversations, and a few critical privacy settings, you can help kids learn to protect themselves from potential risks.

In this video, Jennifer Miller from Confident Parents, Confident Kids explores parenting strategies for SEL and learning during the pandemic.

The Boston University Center for Anxiety and Related Disorders provides useful tools to help support child emotional health and well-being related to social distancing and beyond.

NBC's Barbara Harrison interviews Children's National Hospital infectious disease expert Laura Gray, Ph.D., who discusses how to manage your child's mental well-being during the pandemic.

Watch this video to learn helpful mindsets and self-care activities to reduce parenting stress during the pandemic.

NPR and a developmental psychologist from Sesame Workshop team up to offer helpful tips on parenting during the pandemic.

There are no silly questions when it comes to the technology your kid will be learning on.

Learn more about this popular classroom management tool so you can best support your kid's online learning.

What is Zoombombing? Is Zoom safe for kids? Get answers to your most pressing questions about this popular video-conferencing tool.

Watch this video to learn how to use this translation app.

If your kid's teacher is using Seesaw Class to share assignments, check out these tips on how to use the app from your mobile device.

Watch this video to learn about the tool many educators use to communicate with families and students.

If your kid's teacher is using Microsoft Teams for distance learning, follow these steps to use the app from your mobile device or desktop computer.

From parental controls to consequences for misuse, here's everything you need to know about using your kid's school computer for distance learning.

If your kid's teacher is using Schoology to run classroom activities, check out these tips on how to use the app.