Do you know someone that helps others in your neighborhood or community? Share a story about them.

Use critical thinking skills to learn some ways people come together as a community of helpers.

Listen to this classic folktale about how if we all contribute a little, we have a lot.

Download this story map to practice naming and using the parts of a story, and then write it!

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

What if all your wishes could come true? Find out what happens to Sylvester and how he learned to be grateful for what he has.

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

In this audiobook, listen to this seven-minute folk tale from Vietnam that tells how Tiger's pride leads to him getting his stripes.

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?

Look at the pictures and read about the invention and evolution of the telephone. Find out what the first phone looked like!

Follow along with this video as Mrs. Ghazali reads a father's poem for his daughter. What are the father's hopes and dreams for his daughter?

Listen to the story and think about how you're feeling about the coronavirus. Try drawing your emotions as characters and naming them.

Use this upbeat dance to learn how words are broken down into syllables.

Get outside—or stay in!—and create an obstacle course that gets kids moving and building literacy skills.

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

Find your way to some early literacy skills in this fun, and active, letter-learning game.

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.

Stretch your imagination by making up stories using a mixture of household items placed in a box.

Create an original illustrated alphabet poster (or 26 individual letter pages) to display in your home.

Cut and paste your way to sight word mastery with this easy-to-make reading and literacy activity.

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

Get kids spelling, reading, and moving—all at once—with this sight word project and game.

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

Even though it's not exactly magic, some of the ways these animals have adapted to their environments is truly amazing.

Read all about penguins and puffins, then vote for your favorite!

Click through this read-aloud that includes songs and math problems.

Write a morning message outlining today's activities in this fun and interactive lesson.

Start the day off with a special circle time of songs and calendar and weather activities.

Choose a few of the listed activities to build the fine motor skills needed to grasp a pencil and learn to write.

Read this magazine and learn about graphic novels, hair discrimination, Trolls World Tour and more. Use the distance learning resources to test what you have learned.

Choose a book, listen, and follow along to fiction, nonfiction, or poetry.

Listen to Daniel read stories aloud, and learn important social-emotional skills along the way.

Learn and review grammar with these interactive quizzes and games, grammar checkers, and reference materials.

Great resource of 50 books every child should read before they're 12.

Listen to this classic folktale about how if we all contribute a little, we have a lot.

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

In this audiobook, listen to this seven-minute folk tale from Vietnam that tells how Tiger's pride leads to him getting his stripes.

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

Enjoy listening to the original Mary Poppins read a variety of wonderful stories.

Enjoy this classic story of a boy who has a tantrum and sails off to a fantasy world. Free on Hoopla with a library card.

Cozy up for a listen about a sweet stuffed bear who goes on lots of adventures. 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 a trickster tale from Africa about the spider Anansi—it's only five minutes.

Listen to this four-minute folk tale that explains the reason the koala has a short tail. Be aware: The possibility of death is mentioned.

Create a story in minutes with help from this interactive story-making tool. Then print it and/or share it out loud.

Work with Pinkalicious to write and create your own story. Choose characters, sets, props, and more.

Match the bats that have rhyming words on their bellies. Learn what makes a rhyme, listen to the words, and make the match!

Play with your favorite characters and explore lots of early learning concepts.

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

Use critical thinking skills to learn some ways people come together as a community of helpers.

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

Watch and listen to these stories, read in either English or Spanish by teachers. Use the story guides to learn vocabulary and get activity inspiration.

Do you know someone that helps others in your neighborhood or community? Share a story about them.

What if all your wishes could come true? Find out what happens to Sylvester and how he learned to be grateful for what he has.

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?

Follow along with this video as Mrs. Ghazali reads a father's poem for his daughter. What are the father's hopes and dreams for his daughter?

Listen to the story and think about how you're feeling about the coronavirus. Try drawing your emotions as characters and naming them.

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

Discover different cultural traditions from around the world and the things we all have in common, too.

Watch and listen to this reading of a picture book about what it's like to be a refugee. And meet Mrs. Ghazali's kitten!

Follow along with this story about a little girl and her big sister finding strength in what makes them unique.

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

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.

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

Download this free app or visit the website to read free ebooks and get great tips that can spark a love of reading.

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

Download this free app for fun, free letter-learning lessons and early reading practice.

Browse the games and videos that teach the ABCs, 123s, and social-emotional skills with some favorite friends.

This pre-K app makes it easy and fun for young kids to immerse themselves in foundational skills like reading, counting, social-emotional learning, and more.

Fairy tales and fables in French, Spanish, Italian, German, and English include audio and video downloads for offline use. Use the closed-captioning (CC) to follow along in English or your native language.

Use this free, bilingual app in a wide variety of ways, including telling stories, learning vocabulary, and using creativity.

Read this sweet ebook about some grandchildren who want to help their grandmother find her courage.

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.

Click on the letters to hear the sounds, and see words and pictures that start with those sounds.

Download this story map to practice naming and using the parts of a story, and then write it!

Look at the pictures and read about the invention and evolution of the telephone. Find out what the first phone looked like!

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.

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

Create a colorful picture by tracing letters and shapes and learning sight words associated with spring.

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

Print these worksheets or make your own to practice tracing letters and using fine motor skills.