Kids and grandkids are out of school and many of us are looking for ways to keep them occupied and on track with their schooling. Below are a few free resources that you can use with your loved ones to explore the world with a simple click from your laptop or mobile device!
Online Learning Resources
- Scholastic Learn at Home is also offering their lessons for free. You can choose activities from grade levels between Pre-K and 6+. These include e-books that kids can read along with and educational videos under their "Watch and learn Library."
Virtual Field Trips
- San Diego Zoo has a website just for kids with amazing videos, activities, and games. Enjoy the tour!
- Explore Yellowstone National Park without waiting for your trip out there.
- Roam the surface of Mars on the Curiosity Rover.
Museums
- Travel to Paris, France to see amazing works of art at The Lourve.
- Allow history to come to life by visiting The Great Wall of China.
- Explore three floors of fun at Boston Children’s Museum.
Live Animal Cameras
The COVID-19 pandemic is an important time in history. It has not only altered our lives but has reminded us the resilience of humans and our ability to adapt. The spread of the virus may have slowed us down, but it doesn’t have to shut us down. Keeping an open line of communication with our clients is important to us. Reach out to us and let’s carve out some time to simply say hello and catch up over video chat. We’d love to hear from you!
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