Websites for Elementary: Grades K-5
These websites, handpicked by Central Rappahannock Regional Library staff, offer a kid-friendly environment designed to engage and entertain children in grades K-5.
Ben's Guides to the U.S. Government, opens a new window
Learn how our government works with Benjamin Franklin!
CBC Kids Games, opens a new window
Play free online games, watch videos, and more from CBC Kids and Studio K.
Chrome Music Lab, opens a new window
Learn music at home with hands-on experiments in rhythm, sound waves, song making, and more.
CoolMath4Kids, opens a new window
Games, lessons and more, designed to teach math and make learning fun.
Fact Monster, opens a new window
Educate, entertain, and engage with Fact Monster, a trusted reference site for kids.
Funbrain, opens a new window
More than 50 interactive learning games for children Kindergarten to 8th grade, plus tools for parents and teachers.
Highlights for Kids, opens a new window
Games, puzzles, and the famous Highlights Hidden Pictures game!
JigZone.com, opens a new window
Jigsaw puzzles of all sizes and shapes.
KidLit TV
Explore the world of children's literature with interactive storybooks and more.
Lego® Kid's Zone, opens a new window
Find all the newest games, videos and characters in one place!
Mattel Kids
Downloadable games featuring Barbie, Hot Wheels, & American Girl brands.
National Geographic Kids
Cool stuff about nature and science, quizzes, "Pet Central," history, and more!
NASA for Grades K-4, opens a new window
Provides age appropriate material on space and free games to play.
SciGirls from PBS Kids, opens a new window
For tween girls, ages 8 to 12, who are interested in science, technology, engineering and mathematics (S.T.E.M.).
SlimeKids Games
School library media Kids (SLIME) is created and maintained by a licensed reading specialist and school library media specialist.
Sports Illustrated for Kids
Sports Illustrated Kids is a bi-monthly spin-off of the weekly American sports magazine Sports Illustrated. Includes sports coverage with less vocabulary and more emphasis on humor.
Tynker, opens a new window
Tynker is an educational programming platform aimed at teaching children aged between the ages of 5-18 to learn how to develop coding skills.
