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Fun Websites for Kids
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ABCya!
Fun games site for grades K through 5 that has lots of learning choices.
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Britannica Library: Children
Britannica has designed a safe and trusted site that allows kids to be just that — kids. Our safe and age-appropriate content keeps them focused on what you want them seeing online while enabling them to succeed in school and life.
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Crayola
Scroll past the items on sale to see artistic videos, project ideas, coloring pages, and even lesson plans for art classes! There’s also a gallery of kids’ artwork.
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Cool Math Games
Learn math by playing fun games!
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FunBrain
Whoever thought learning math could be so much fun? Test your math skills with these fun and interesting games. Includes some teacher and parenting resources.
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GameSnacks
Gaming site that offers bite-sized HTML5 games online.
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Highlights Kids
Similar to the Highlights magazine, this site offers fun stories, “Hidden Pictures” “Games and Giggles” science articles, and jokes. In addition, there is a daily update on “what happened in history on this date.
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Interland
Embark on an adventure to discover the world of the Internet.
- NASA Kids’ Club
- National Geographic Kids
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National Park Service Kids
Be a junior ranger, explore the parks with the Sesame Street gang, discover history, and explore nature.
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National Wildlife Federation Kids: Ranger Rick Jr.
Ranger Rick has plenty of animal fun, including articles, games, and Ricky’s mail box. There are also recipes, craft ideas, songs, and contests!
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NetSmartz Kids
Learn about safety online, watch videos, and complete activities. Special websites for kids, tweens, teens, parents, and teachers.
- PBS Kids
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PebbleGo
PebbleGo is a K–5+ digital learning platform that gives educators the resources to help every student grow their literacy skills while building essential science and social studies knowledge. With developmentally appropriate texts in English and Spanish, read-aloud audio, rich vocabulary support, and multimodal creation and learning tools, PebbleGo empowers every student to read, learn, explore, and create independently.
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RoomRecess
Access over 140 online educational games for kids in grades K through 6 on this site, which was developed by an elementary school teacher with a focus on reinforcing fundamental learning concepts in math, reading, spelling, language arts, typing, and problem-solving.
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Safe Kid Games
Puzzles, logic games and more!
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San Diego Zoo Kids
Watch live animal cameras, play games, find fun activities to try at home, and learn about cool jobs working at the zoo!
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San Francisco Symphony Kids
Fun and games with music! Learn about different instruments, composers, and songs, and then try writing your own!
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Scholastic Kids
Games, blogs, and activities that connect with popular Scholastic series.
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Sesame Street Central
Games, videos, and helpful information from the Sesame Street gang! Includes printable images and tips on helping kids learn new skills (like potty training).
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Smithsonian Institution Kids
Interested in science, history, and discovery? The Smithsonian Institution has it all! Don’t miss the live animal cams: you can watch the animals at the National Zoo right from your own home!
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Sports Illustrated Kids
Watch videos, play games, and read articles all about sports!
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Starfall
Starfall activities are research-based and align with individual and Common Core State Standards in English language arts and mathematics. There are engaging and interactive games for students in grades K through 3.
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Tumblebooks
TumbleBookLibrary is unlimited and FREE for you to use! TumbleBookLibrary is an online collection of e-books for children in grades K-6. The site also features books in Spanish and French, read-along chapter books, graphic novels, and non-fiction books, plus quizzes and puzzles! Use our TumbleSearch to find books by title, author, subject, and Lexile and Accelerated Reader Level.
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Author Websites
Lots of authors have websites just for kids! Some of our favorites are Beverly Cleary, Eric Carle, and Laura Numeroff.
More Suggestions
Not finding what you’re looking for? Check out the American Library Association's picks for Great Websites for Kids! Let us know if you have a favorite, and we can add it to this page.