- Advocates for Children
- NYC DOE Free iPad Distribution
- Official NYC Resource for Families from Zero to Young Adult
- NYC DOE Regional Enrichment Centers for Children of First Responders
- Free Tutoring – NY Public Library’s partnership with Brainfuse
- New York Public Library
- The Brooklyn Public Library
- The Queens Public Library
- Free Audio Books for Children
- Mindfulness for Children
- PBS
For children between the ages of four and seven (Pre-kindergarten to 3rd grade), PBS will continue to broadcast their 24/7 PBS Kids channel throughout the state. Also parents can sign up for the new daily newsletter that offers activities and tips to help kids play and learn at home.
- The PBS KIDS Games App
Price: Free
Grade level: Pre-k, K, 1st, 2nd, 3rd
Skill: All Cognative Skills
Device: iPad, iPhone, iPad, Android, Computer
- Alphabet Organizer App
Grade level: K, 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th and above
Skill: Spelling, Vocabulary, Writing
Device: Android, iPad
- Superhero Comic Book Maker App
Grade Level: Pre-K, K, 1st
Skill: Sequencing, Writing
Device: iPad, iPhone, iPod
- BrainPOP Jr App
BrainPop Jr. is a subscription-based educational video, game, and activity site for students in kindergarten through third grade. BrainPop is a subscription-based educational video, game, and activity site for students in third grade through 12th grade. The main page is divided into math, reading and writing, science, social studies, health, and arts and technology.
Price: Temporarily Free
Skill: All Cognative Skills
Device: iPad, iPhone, iPad, Android, Computer
- IXL – Website and App
Comprehensive curriculum support that covers all subjects for children in pre-k to 12 grade
- Epic
Digital library for children 12 years old and under (free trial period)
- Education.com
Free worksheets, games and educational resources
- Oxford Owl for Home
Free e-books, activities, blogs and math lessons
- Scholastic – Free Resources During School Closings
- Early Intervention
Are there times when you are concerned about an infant or toddler not walking, talking or playing and you want to find a program that can help? The NYC Department of Health and Mental Hygiene, Bureau of Early Intervention is pleased to share with you this virtual event: Early Intervention 101 Virtual Presentation. This presentation aims to provide an understanding of the Early Intervention program process, to show how to effectively make a referral for children 0-3 years with known or suspected developmental delays and disabilities, and to provide resources and support for community, medical and childcare providers and the families they serve.
Please review the attached flyer which will provide access to a direct link to a fillable registration form or click on this web link, https://nycdohmh.surveymonkey.