The TVOkids Mathematics channel (JK–3) on YouTube has 5- to 30-minute videos and shows with math themes. A Khan Academy Kids app for preschool–Grade 1. It offers science and coding, too, but not broken up by grade level. This comprehensive, free online resource breaks up learning by grade level, which makes it easy to find appropriate lessons. This site offers hundreds of games, books, comics, and videos that develop skills in math, reading, problem-solving and literacy. IntoMath įunbrain has been the leader in educational games for kids since 1997. The game adapts to kids’ abilities and parents can see progress reports and set goals. Battle by solving math problems, gathering rewards and pets along the way. This free app used in the TDSB and many other school districts allows kids to gamify math. It includes games, learning tools, and activities in English and French, plus guides for parents on what your child is learning by grade level and how best to help them. This website is based on the Ontario curriculum. Everything is sorted by grade level and many subjects are available in addition to math. This website offers more than 30,000 free learning resources through Grade 5, including printable worksheets, online games, and guided lessons. (One tip: let kids pick and choose which subjects they focus on to keep the at-home learning fun and stress-free.) Interactive Apps and Websites
So, with that in mind: if your kids are up for it, here are some great ways to keep the learning juices flowing.
While some kids will relish consistency and a chance to return to learning, we are with the Saskatoon Teachers Association, which published on its Facebook page on March 17: “Arguing with the kids to do the work isn’t what we need right now… Don’t stress about them forgetting. Many have also been recommended by the Ontario Ministry of Education on its Learn At Home portal. Below are some excellent online resources you can make use of during school closures.
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