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Free bilingual activities, songs to learn together, and screen-free ideas for the next rainy afternoon — all from the same teachers your child sees every day.

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Teacher-favorite resources.

  • Starfall Learn to Read — Starfall
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    Reading & StoriesAges 4–6

    Starfall Learn to Read

    Phonics-first lessons with Zac the Rat and friends — systematic sound-by-sound reading practice.

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  • Duolingo ABC — Duolingo ABC
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    Reading & StoriesAges 3–5

    Duolingo ABC

    Free reading app from Duolingo — bite-size phonics and sight-word lessons for brand-new readers.

    Duolingo ABCPlay
  • Storyline Online — Storyline Online
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    Reading & StoriesAges 2–6

    Storyline Online

    Famous actors read favorite children’s books aloud — story time any time of day.

    Storyline OnlinePlay
  • Teach Your Monster to Read — Teach Your Monster
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    Reading & StoriesAges 4–6

    Teach Your Monster to Read

    Award-winning free reading game — kids build a monster, then learn phonics through silly adventures.

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  • PBS Kids Super Why! — PBS Kids
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    Letters & ABCsAges 3–5

    PBS Kids Super Why!

    Letter recognition and spelling games with Alpha Pig, Princess Presto, and the Super Readers.

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  • Starfall ABCs — Starfall
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    Letters & ABCsAges 2–4

    Starfall ABCs

    Classic tap-a-letter activities — each letter sings its sound with a tiny animation.

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  • ABCya Pre-K Games — ABCya
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    Letters & ABCsAges 3–5

    ABCya Pre-K Games

    Playful pre-K games focused on letter recognition, tracing, and early alphabet skills.

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  • PBS Kids Music Games — PBS Kids
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    Songs & RhymesAges 3–5

    PBS Kids Music Games

    Sing, drum, and dance with Alma’s Dino Dance Party, Acoustic Rooster, and karaoke favorites.

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  • PBS Kids Number Games — PBS Kids
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    MathAges 3–5

    PBS Kids Number Games

    Count, compare, and pattern-match with Peg + Cat, Odd Squad, and Cyberchase characters.

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  • Khan Academy Kids — Khan Academy Kids
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    MathAges 2–6

    Khan Academy Kids

    Totally free learning app — early math, counting, and problem-solving through cheerful little adventures.

    Khan Academy KidsPlay
  • ABCya Early Math Games — ABCya
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    MathAges 4–6

    ABCya Early Math Games

    Quick, colorful counting and sorting games from the ABCya pre-K collection.

    ABCyaPlay
  • PBS Kids Shapes Games — PBS Kids
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    Colors & ShapesAges 3–5

    PBS Kids Shapes Games

    Sort, match, and build with shapes and patterns alongside classic PBS characters.

    PBS KidsPlay
  • Sesame Street Games — Sesame Street
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    Colors & ShapesAges 2–5

    Sesame Street Games

    Colors, feelings, and friendship games with Elmo, Abby, and the whole Sesame Street gang.

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  • National Geographic Kids Games — National Geographic Kids
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    GamesAges 5–8

    National Geographic Kids Games

    Animal quizzes, habitat puzzles, and nature adventures from the Nat Geo Kids team.

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  • Highlights Kids Puzzles — Highlights Kids
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    GamesAges 4–6

    Highlights Kids Puzzles

    Hidden pictures, jokes, and printable puzzles from the classic Highlights magazine team.

    Highlights KidsPlay
A song we sing daily

Traditional · Sung by Miss Carmen at morning circle

Los pollitos dicen

Español

Los pollitos dicen pío, pío, pío, cuando tienen hambre, cuando tienen frío. La gallina busca el maíz y el trigo. Les da la comida y les presta abrigo.

English

The little chicks say pío, pío, pío, when they're hungry, when they're cold. The mother hen looks for the corn and wheat. She brings them food and keeps them warm.

When the Wi-Fi is down

Twelve screen-free ideas. Materials already in your house.

01

Build a fort

Two chairs, a sheet, three pillows. The fort is the activity AND the location of the next activity.

Ages 2+
02

Sock-pile sort

Dump the clean laundry on the floor. Match pairs together. Yes, this counts as childcare.

Ages 3+
03

Kitchen color hunt

Find five red things, four yellow, three green. Lining them up on the table is half the fun.

Ages 2+
04

Rainstick from rice

A paper-towel tube + tape + a half-cup of rice. Tilt slowly. Listen.

Ages 3+
05

Ice-cube paint

Freeze water + food coloring in an ice tray with toothpicks for handles. Paint on construction paper.

Ages 4+
06

5-minute drawing relay

Set a timer for 5 min. Each person draws for 1 minute, then passes the page. The story emerges.

Ages 5+
07

Letter scavenger hunt

Pick a letter. Find ten things in the house that start with it. The letter S is hard mode.

Ages 4+
08

Phone-photo studio

Hand them your phone (with parental controls). Theme: things that are taller than you. Look at the results.

Ages 4+
09

Cardboard kitchen

Save one Amazon box. Cut a stove-top with a marker. Disposable cups become pots. Two-day life span.

Ages 3+
10

Story dice

Three sticky notes per person — write a noun, verb, and place. Mix them up. Tell the story.

Ages 5+
11

Spy mission

Tape a string maze across the hallway. Crawl under without touching. Bonus: in slow-motion.

Ages 5+
12

Salt-tray writing

A baking sheet, a half-cup of salt, a finger. Practice letters or numbers — erases with a shake.

Ages 3+
A friendly note

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