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Daily Free Learning Workbooks for Teachers to Share with Parents while Schools are Closed - Kids will actually do these!

Math Game that Kids can Play Daily

Get the free Let's Play School Math Game App by edHelper so your kids can practice math every day this summer. A new 5-minute math challenge will await them each day, and they only have to play once a day.

Printable for your Refrigerator to Record Scores After Kids Practice Their Math

Free math workbooks to use that you will WANT to print and use with your kids

These are math worksheets that will keep kids engaged in math and truly enjoying their learning experience. Why should you use these workbooks? Math is one of the school subjects that kids need to practice regularly. It's important to prepare them not only for standardized tests but also for life. However, kids quickly become bored with traditional worksheets. These workbooks were designed to challenge students and keep their interest levels high, and the puzzles are activities that even adults will enjoy. Keep your kids learning during COVID-19 and prepare them for when school reopens.

Free Math Workbook #1

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What is the Coronavirus Activity Pages Book with Time Capsule

Teach kids about the Coronavirus and follow it up with fun activity pages. Or try the book for older kids for things to try to keep busy at home.

Math with Critical Thinking Puzzle Worksheets

Teaching critical thinking skills helps kids learn to navigate an age where information is everywhere. These small workbooks will challenge kids to think creatively.

Reading Comprehension Worksheets for Grades 2 to 6

Free Math and Science for Little Kids Workbooks

If you want harder math, scroll below for all the free workbooks, but it's full STEAM ahead with these fun coloring math challenge with STEAM page books for younger kids.

Math Word Problems Worksheets Book

Reading Comprehension with Math - Book #3

Spelling Challenge Workbooks

Mind Bending Critical Thinking Puzzle Workbooks For Kids

Try these math and logic problem workbooks with your kids for some brain-boosting fun. Each workbook starts with a logic puzzle and is filled with math problems and more logic problems to keep them busy. Want to challenge your kids more? Try giving them work from a different grade. The books are not labeled by grade, so why not try a fifth-grade book as a challenge for a fourth-grader?

Art, Movement, and Reading Challenges for Kids - Perfect for your refrigerator!

Kids need to color these in as they do them. If you have more than one child, print one for each and write their name on the bottom.

Back By Popular Demand - More Coding Workbooks!

Along with the puzzle worksheets and math workbooks, these coding workbooks have been the most requested. So glad to hear how much kids are enjoying these, especially since they are a lot different from the usual teacher worksheets.

Idea for Today - How about Teaching Kids Cursive?

4-Page Sudoku Puzzle Workbook

Kids are going to love these little 4-page sudoku puzzle workbooks. These worksheets include standard sudokus, ones with spelling, ones with pictures, and math sudokus. Don't be surprised if your child asks for more!

This Week's Math Workbooks for Homeschooling

Daily workbook craziness continues! This week's math workbook is better than ever. Print it out and put it on the kitchen table. Don't feel as if you HAVE to print the grade that your child is in; use whatever works!

Ready to Homeschool Your Kids?

Parents, we are here to help with free worksheets that will give your kids practice in math, reading, and writing. Are you ready for them?

Sibling Challenge Word Search and Vocabulary Builders

Coloring with Math

It's always a great time to take a break with some coloring. Just don't tell your kids they will be doing math at the same time! These books are awesome!

Missing Digits Math Worksheets with Mixed Math Practice

Daily workbook craziness continues with missing digits challenge pages. Not only that - every other page is a mixed math worksheet page.

Homeschooling Worksheets to Teach Your Kids While School is Closed

Who doesn't like a good word search? But these books will introduce kids to so many different puzzles. And, yup, some math pages also!

Math Workbooks

Daily workbook craziness continues! How about an all-new math workbook to challenge those little ones stuck at home? Throw it on the kitchen table and let them pick and choose the math pages to do!

Coding Workbooks

If you want more math or you prefer reading or writing, look below. But for now, how about a coding book?

Math Puzzle Worksheets

Who doesn't love a good puzzle? These small puzzle books are easy for kids to do and will give them some new challenges for following directions.

Reading Comprehension with Math - Book #1

Math Workbook for the Week!

These are perfect little math workbooks to share with parents. It combines a mix of fun math puzzles and challenging problems that won't bore kids.

Kids will enjoy some creative writing with this writing challenge workbook.

Free Amusing Activity Book for Kids

Are your kids ready for spring? Baseball may be delayed, but the flowers won't be. Let them enjoy this amusing workbook!

March Jumbo Math Worksheets Books

Try these workbooks for lots of pages for you to randomly give your kids!
Kindergarten, 1st grade, 2nd grade, 3rd grade, 4th grade, 5th grade, 6th grade, or middle school math pages for your kids!
Set a Realistic Schedule and Have your Kids Try To Make One

At one time or another, most adults have probably dreamed about being forced to stay home and tackle those projects that never seem to get done. While initially this may be the case and lonely drawers will finally be organized, lazy pajama days may need to be replaced by a schedule of some sort. Setting a family schedule may help save your sanity and create a sense of normalcy for your kids.

When you think through a daily schedule for your family, be sure to keep your expectations realistic. If your children are not voracious readers, don't suddenly expect them to read independently for six hours a day. Map out a day that includes time for academics with and without technology. Create an opportunity for some worksheets, online math games and search YouTube for art lessons. Incorporate daily movement outside with the help of sites like Go Noodle or YouTube. Set aside time for journaling or letter writing. You may also want to include time for life skills. These weeks at home are perfect for cooking, baking, laundry and house cleaning.

This may be challenging for the younger kids to make their own school day schedule, but they will be able to handle it. Even if they end up with a 90 minute snack time, let them work through the schedule one day to see how they did. Then maybe they can make a BETTER schedule for the next day!

Print Practice Pages

Daily practice and review of skills will be very important over the next few weeks. Take advantage of these fun and engaging daily workbooks from edHelper.com. These varied activities will give you both something to look forward to. They will enjoy having something fun and different to do each day. You will enjoy the fact that you aren't stuck wasting time scouring the internet for quality practice pages.

Keep Calm and Parent On

Remember that your children will look to you as they determine how they are supposed to respond to their time at home and the current state of the world. Approach each day with a sense of hope and hug those you love, but stay six feet away from everyone else! Use the tools at your disposal and make the most of this time you have together.

Here is also FREE Handout to E-Mail Parents

If you're a Tiger Mom, ferociously looking for more math materials for your children, look no futher than our Math Worksheets and Math Challenge Books. Allow your child to review critical skills or push them to think critically about new ones. While there are several options for online math games, videos, and tutorials, research still shows the power of paper and pencil when it comes to developing and internalizing skills and standards. Allow these resources to help you limit screen time and encourage strategic academic growth.

As a new homeschooling parent, you most likely have a new appreciation for what your child's teacher does each day, especially when you consider that he or she works with close to thirty students at a time! When school finally resumes, parents will no doubt be ready to shower their children's teachers with praise, but, until then, edHelper.com will keep you and your children engaged with the high-quality and engaging materials you need.

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Update: When you're done checking these educational websites out, we've got another list with even more of our favorites! Find all 25 new ones here!

As a homeschooler, having access to the internet and its wide array of educational material has pretty much become invaluable. There are just so many fantastic websites out there that can strengthen or review skills that you have covered or even help you supplement the curriculum you are using to teach your children.

Whether you're looking for something to help your child with math, give them a little extra grammar practice, or even if you're just curious and want to learn a little more about the planets or cells, we've got a site for that!

Ready to check some of them out for yourself? Today, we've put together a list of 45 of our all-time favorite, free educational websites for kids in hopes that you and your family enjoy them just as much as we have!

Free Educational Websites for Kids
Make Me Genius The Magic School Bus Highlights Kids National Geographic Kids The KIDZ Page NGAkids Art Zone BBC History for Kids Storyline Online Fuel the Brain Mr. Nussbaum The Old Farmer's Almanac for Kids Exploratorium Turtle Diary e-Learning for Kids Sesame Street Seussville The Story Starter NASA Kids' Club Crypto Club Earthquakes for Kids Smithsonian Learning Lab Steve Spangler Science The Happy Scientist Khan Academy Magic Tree House Science Bob Grammaropolis Cells Alive Google Earth
Update: When you're done checking these educational websites out, we've got another list with even more of our favorites! Find all 25 new ones here!

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November 11 - Veteran's Day

Originally called Armistice Day, today commemorates the signing of the agreement that ended World War I at 11:00 A.M., on November 11, 1918. This federal holiday was changed to be called Veterans Day in 1954. Each year, special ceremonies are held at Arlington National Cemetery in Virginia. Consider spending some time online learning more about our nation's veterans.

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What a treasure. This site is extremely useful for non readers of all ages. My children just love it. I have shared this site with many of our special needs teachers across our county. Thanks so much for providing such a fun, affordable, and worthwhile product.
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We love TumbleBooks!!! I should add the kids do, too!! TumbleBooks has allowed us to introduce a vast collection of books to students and they W A N T to read. It gives them choice, gives them some control over their own learning, all while at an appropriate reading level. What could be better?
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I love this site! The fact that the levels of books available are so far-reaching makes this a wonderful site for classrooms---virtually any child can utilize the features on this site. The book report feature is great as well--right along with many of the standards we are teaching in our classrooms, and a great tool for guiding students. The quizzes offer students feedback, and also encouragement as they continue to read. This promotes a feeling of success among students, and furthers their love for literature and reading.
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This is the best interactive read aloud website I have found. My students and I love it. We can always locate a book easy that connects to what we have been studying. The students love to watch the pictures, and as they progress with their decoding skills they pick out words that they know. When we watch one of these books, I have to pause it after every page so they can find all their sight words that are on the page. The website makes it like have a celebrity reader in our room daily. Thank you so much for your wonderful reading website.
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Explore the world of computer science with engaging videos, self-paced tutorials, programming activities, and more!

Get Started with Hour of Code

Learn the fundamentals of computer science with free Hour of Code activities, featuring drag-and-drop coding blocks. There are hundreds of hour-long options to choose from!

Get Started with Hour of Code

Learn the fundamentals of computer science with free Hour of Code activities, featuring drag-and-drop coding blocks. There are hundreds of hour-long options to choose from!

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Continue Learning at Your Own Pace

Create drawings, games, and more in these two excellent options for students getting started on their own learning the basics of computer science.

Ages 5-7

Pre-Reader Express Course

Learn computer science at your own pace! Learn to create computer programs, develop problem-solving skills, and work through fun challenges! Make games and creative projects to share with friends, family, and teachers.

Ages 7-11

Express Course

Learn computer science at your own pace! Learn to create computer programs, develop problem-solving skills, and work through fun challenges! Make games and creative projects to share with friends, family, and teachers.

Make Your Own Animations and Games

Ages 7+

Sprite Lab

Time to get creative! Use block-based coding to make something silly, sweet, or outer-spacey in Sprite Lab. The only limit is your imagination!

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Additional Resources

There are so many ways to further explore computer science! Browse our video library, or learn more about exciting careers in the computer science field.

Discover our Video Library

Learn the basics of computer science through short 5-10 minute videos on topics like artificial intelligence, the Internet, how computers work, how not to get hacked, blockchain, careers, and more!

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Go Further with CS Journeys

Take the next step on your computer science journey. Explore careers, mentorship opportunities, online courses, scholarships, internships and more!

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Computer Science in the Classroom

These courses should be led by a teacher! If you'd like to see them taught at your school, ask a parent or guardian to work with a teacher to bring them to your class.

grades K-5

Computer Science Fundamentals

Free set of elementary curricula that introduces students to the foundational concepts of computer science and challenges them to explore how computing and technology can impact the world.

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Computer Science Connections

Make connections between computer science (CS) and other subjects like math, language arts, science, and social studies.

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Go to ncls.org and click on the button in the center of the page that says Register Online for your library card. This will bring you to the application form - you'll enter your contact information, create a PIN, and select a home library. A six-digit number will be generated, and you'll use this as your library card number when you access OverDrive and other online resources of the North Country Library System.

What online resources can I access with my NCLS card?

Patrons can enjoy access to over 7,000 e-book titles and almost 2,000 e-audio titles in the NCLS OverDrive collection, with curated collections for children and teens. Additionally, the NCLS OverDrive collection includes access to 25 different magazines. Learn more here.

Universal Class: Learners have access to over 500 different self-guided courses, including subjects in general education, teacher resources, office skills, and hobbies. Learn more here.

ArtistWorks: Learn a musical instrument online! Each instrument has a massive lesson library that covers the fundamentals, advanced techniques, and key learning strategies. Lessons are accessible anywhere, from any device. Learn more here.

Transparent Language: Explore a new language using any Internet-connected device. Available in 110+ languages, including ESL, learners have the flexibility they need to learn a new language anytime, anywhere. Learn more here.

Fold3: Features premier collections of original military records. These records include the stories, photos, and personal documents of the men and women who served in the military. Many of the records come from the U.S. National archives, The National Archives of the U.K. and other international records. Learn more here.

ReferenceUSA: Offers the most up-to-date data available in the market for small business owners and marketing professionals. Learn more here.

Cypress Resume: Jobseekers can build a resume with an easy-to-use template that provides concise, professional language to describe core tasks of a multitude of professions. Learn more here.

Additional free resources

Abdo Books: Free distance learning resources available through June 2020.

PBS Kids: Educational videos and games, plus a newsletter you can sign up for that provides daily activities and tips for learning at home.

PBS Learning Media: Free standards-aligned videos, interactives, lesson plans, and more.

Summer Reading @ New York Libraries: Compilation of free online resources, including myON digital library.

Tech-Talk: Articles and videos on technology by top training experts for busy professionals and aspiring students. (username: free-learning; password: free-learning)

TumbleBooks: Free e-books, videos, and games

Library collections to explore online: Including the Library of Congress, the New York Public Library, the British Library, and more!

Check out your local library or BOCES website for more resources and activities!
Jeff-Lewis BOCES School Library System Potsdam Public Library

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Go to ncls.org and click on the button in the center of the page that says Register Online for your library card. This will bring you to the application form - you'll enter your contact information, create a PIN, and select a home library.

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How do I sign up for a library card online?

Go to ncls.org and click on the button in the center of the page that says Register Online for your library card. This will bring you to the application form - you'll enter your contact information, create a PIN, and select a home library. A six-digit number will be generated, and you'll use this as your library card number when you access OverDrive and other online resources of the North Country Library System.

What online resources can I access with my NCLS card?

Patrons can enjoy access to over 7,000 e-book titles and almost 2,000 e-audio titles in the NCLS OverDrive collection, with curated collections for children and teens. Additionally, the NCLS OverDrive collection includes access to 25 different magazines. Learn more here.

Universal Class: Learners have access to over 500 different self-guided courses, including subjects in general education, teacher resources, office skills, and hobbies. Learn more here.

ArtistWorks: Learn a musical instrument online! Each instrument has a massive lesson library that covers the fundamentals, advanced techniques, and key learning strategies. Lessons are accessible anywhere, from any device. Learn more here.

Transparent Language: Explore a new language using any Internet-connected device. Available in 110+ languages, including ESL, learners have the flexibility they need to learn a new language anytime, anywhere. Learn more here.

Fold3: Features premier collections of original military records. These records include the stories, photos, and personal documents of the men and women who served in the military. Many of the records come from the U.S. National archives, The National Archives of the U.K. and other international records. Learn more here.

ReferenceUSA: Offers the most up-to-date data available in the market for small business owners and marketing professionals. Learn more here.

Cypress Resume: Jobseekers can build a resume with an easy-to-use template that provides concise, professional language to describe core tasks of a multitude of professions. Learn more here.

Additional free resources

Abdo Books: Free distance learning resources available through June 2020.

PBS Kids: Educational videos and games, plus a newsletter you can sign up for that provides daily activities and tips for learning at home.

PBS Learning Media: Free standards-aligned videos, interactives, lesson plans, and more.

Summer Reading @ New York Libraries: Compilation of free online resources, including myON digital library.

Tech-Talk: Articles and videos on technology by top training experts for busy professionals and aspiring students. (username: free-learning; password: free-learning)

TumbleBooks: Free e-books, videos, and games

Library collections to explore online: Including the Library of Congress, the New York Public Library, the British Library, and more!

Check out your local library or BOCES website for more resources and activities!
Jeff-Lewis BOCES School Library System Potsdam Public Library

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Click on the links below to access great ebooks divided into elem., middle and high school:

https://www.juniorlibraryguild.com/jlgdigital-free

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