AIS-R offers so many online reading resources for our students - eBooks, eMagazines, audiobooks, etc...
Games for Kingergarten to 8th Grade
Visit the Zoo from the comfort of your couch
There are endless educational websites for kids of all ages to learn virtually in a safe environment. They have one major thing in common -- they make learning fun and engaging!
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Taking brain breaks are now more important than ever since distance learning has increased onscreen time and children are sitting for longer periods of time. Brain breaks are short one-to-two minute activities that give children a break from what they're working on. Research shows that a short and energizing burst of activity will send more oxygen to the brain and will help kids retain information better and increase focus and attention.
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GoNoodle® has movement and mindfulness videos created by child development experts. Families can sign in for a free account. |
Move to Learn has fitness video routines for kids. The focus is on movement in the classroom, but the videos can be done at home, as well. |
Cosmic Kids! has videos that children can follow along with. This site focuses mostly on yoga and flexibility. |
Common Sense Media has a great list of free resources for learning, especially if you have families asking advice on how to manage kids' extra time at home.
