Browse, select, and read from this great collection of nonfiction and fiction texts written by Black writers, artists, and activists.

Meet the president-elect, Joe Biden, and vice president-elect, Kamala Harris, and learn more about their lives.

Read about Kwanzaa's history and meaning in the passage, and then do some research to learn more.

Can kelp farming help slow climate change? Learn about the pros and cons of producing this underwater resource.

Learn more about the diverse group of leaders breaking barriers with their 2020 election wins.

Write a meaningful letter of thanks to essential workers that returns their acts of service and kindness.

Use these questions (or write your own) to interview a family member. Write down or record their answers, and share with the whole family.

Print out this monthly magazine filled with interesting articles, activities, puzzles, and more!

Find out who declares the winner of an election, and how they can declare a winner before all the votes are counted.

Gather around to listen to the story of a girl who wanted cookies for dinner, plus several other fun short stories in this audiobook.

Learn what a spacewalk is, why astronauts do them, and how they stay safe.

Read about master musician Jordan Messan Benissan from Togo, and learn about the importance of music in this West African country.

Use these questions (or write your own) to interview a family member. Write down or record their answers, and share with the whole family.

Imagine your hero responded to a letter you wrote them. What might they say?

Write five creative clues that will lead someone to a treasure. Do it outside if you can!

Imagine a fictional, yet realistic, person. Write a profile of their life, including traits like physical appearance and personality. Describe their family, school, job, and more.

Think of an adult who's special to you. Write a letter to a teenage version of them.

Stop by to find out some intriguing info about the world. Try out some of the suggested activities or sources to continue your learning.

Learn the steps of this important skill. Then, write a letter to friends or family—they'll be delighted to get it in the mail.

Browse, select, and read from this great collection of nonfiction and fiction texts written by Black writers, artists, and activists.

Meet the president-elect, Joe Biden, and vice president-elect, Kamala Harris, and learn more about their lives.

Can kelp farming help slow climate change? Learn about the pros and cons of producing this underwater resource.

Learn more about the diverse group of leaders breaking barriers with their 2020 election wins.

Print out this monthly magazine filled with interesting articles, activities, puzzles, and more!

Find out who declares the winner of an election, and how they can declare a winner before all the votes are counted.

Learn what a spacewalk is, why astronauts do them, and how they stay safe.

Read about master musician Jordan Messan Benissan from Togo, and learn about the importance of music in this West African country.

Take a closer look at what it's like to be a photojournalist, and read what one photojournalist has to say about her job.

After you read the poem, think about what it's like to find something that was lost. Create something (poem, art, etc.) that captures that feeling.

Find out what happens when a boy gets lost while snowshoeing with his family.

Learn about all kinds of creatures as you explore this list of mysterious beasts.

Gather around to listen to the story of a girl who wanted cookies for dinner, plus several other fun short stories in this audiobook.

Listen to this award-winning podcast performed by kids and see if you can solve the mystery.

Listen to this audiobook to learn about an amazing teenager who made some of the exploration of North America possible.

Enjoy this story of two middle school kids, separated by geography, who bond by playing Scrabble online. Free on Hoopla with a library card.

Listen to the first book in this adventure series about fantasy cats and their elaborate worlds. Free on Hoopla with a library card.

Explore the Spy School series with this fun, action-packed sequel. Free on Hoopla with a library card.

Enjoy the wacky adventures of this underdog who always finds himself in sticky situations. Free on Hoopla with a library card.

Settle down for a listen to this classic story of frontier life. Free on Hoopla with a library card.

Get ready for some laugh-out-loud potty humor when you listen to this audiobook together (or let your kid listen alone!). Free on Hoopla with a library card.

Listen to this adventure story of a young boy who runs away to an island with an alley cat. Free on Hoopla with a library card.

Listen to all two hours and 44 minutes of Scarlett Johansson reading this classic tale of madcap adventure.

Listen to R.L. Stine's Camp Red Moon for a little fright in your night. Free on Audible.

Choose a game and a word list that's the right level, and work on vocabulary, spelling, grammar, and writing.

Write a meaningful letter of thanks to essential workers that returns their acts of service and kindness.

Learn all about the elements of storytelling, then write your own story with a clear setting, conflict, and resolution.

Examine what Anne Frank’s writing reveals about how living in hiding changed her over time.

Compare and contrast two separate informational texts about plants with unique adaptations for survival.

Move and create along with these high-energy video lessons that are sure to tap into your inner artist, writer, and performer.

Build some reading skills, like main idea and supporting details, in this reading activity that involves a cute little mole.

Choose your own pathway for this reading course. You can learn by topic or select an area of focus: reading literature, informational texts, or vocabulary.

Find out how a published author comes up with ideas and gets her stories down on paper. How does she keep going when she's stuck?

Listen to the true story of a boy who discovered his musical talent, worked hard, and grew up to be an award-winning musician.

Learn about the essential elements and techniques of well-structured texts. After, find a nonfiction book or article and identify some of these elements.

For aspiring rappers: Learn about the three essential qualities of the art form of hip-hop.

Make your sentences less repetitive by learning how to properly use pronouns.

Watch Latinx author and illustrator Yuyi Morales read her first self-illustrated story and find out who is the trickster and who was tricked.

Nick Bruel, author and illustrator of the "Bad Kitty" series, discusses how he knew he wanted to be a writer and what he likes best about writing picture books.

Discover the deliberate choices behind settings and how they create moods and themes as well as influence characters and plots.

Listen to the author of Click, Clack, Moo talk about her writing process and what to do when you feel like you have nothing to write about.

Get a crash course in journalism from Hilde Lysiak, the youngest member of the Society of Professional Journalists, who started reporting on local news before she turned 10.

Listen to this story about racial inequities told in a way that's easy to understand and encourages action.

Find out who takes the cake in this silly mystery. What were the clues? Try to write or draw your own mystery.

Choose a language -- English, Spanish, or Portuguese -- then click on a math concept to get some information. Explore other topics, too!

Build knowledge with these high-quality, daily instructional video lessons for ELA (grades K–8), math (grades K–12), and science (grades 3–5).

Read these kid-friendly articles about current events, cool science facts, and more.

Tell an animated story with fun characters, settings, props, recorded narration, and more. Along the way, learn the elements of a great story.

Read and discuss articles on cutting-edge science discoveries written by scientists and reviewed by kids and teens.

Flex your grammar muscles with this interactive tool. Take the diagnostic quiz, then try some writing activities that are just right for your level.

Check out ebooks and audiobooks from public libraries for free. Read and listen to your selections directly within the app.

Find a favorite book or a beloved celebrity to listen to a story read aloud.

Read about Kwanzaa's history and meaning in the passage, and then do some research to learn more.

With a little folding and loads of creativity, use this template to make a recipe for yourself, a family member or friend, or anything!

Use these Thanksgiving-themed sentences to practice parts of speech.

Print out this packet of activities that get you writing and thinking in new ways.

Use this writing prompt to reflect on what winter means to you and how you know when winter has arrived.

Cook up some creative writing with this fun poetry activity. What's your recipe for Family? How about for School Holiday?

Make a routine out of writing with these daily prompts. Print out a new calendar at the start of each month.

Choose (at random) one of the prompts and spend some time writing. If it goes well, carve out some time each day to do more.

Learn what plants need and design a journal to keep your drawings and other important information you've learned.