Getting Started with #KeepAllKidsLearning

The pandemic has changed the way teachers and families are using online resources for education, but many communities still have challenges connecting to WIFI.

As part of the #KeepAllKidsLearning initiative, we’ve compiled a multitude of lessons, educational games, and more tools that teachers and families can download for later use offline. Covering hundreds of subjects, grade levels, and interests, we’re sure teachers and families can find the tools that work best for their students.

Educators and Parents:

We’ve compiled an expansive library of offline, downloadable resources, games and tools your kids and students. Download content for students to use offline, find technology-free activities, and discover engaging, exciting ways to learn with your kids.

Here are some ways to arm your students with offline learning tools:

The Endless Key is designed to meet the needs of offline students and those without stable internet access, acting as an offline, portable content library. The Key comes preloaded with over 100 apps and learning resources like Khan Academy, TED-Ed, Wikipedia, and more. Request a donation here.
Common Sense provides specially curated offline interactive lessons and activities for all students and families with limited or no Internet access. Browse the library, filter by your target grade at the top of the page, and download content for later here.
Learning Equality is focused on expanding access to quality resources by creating tools to make it possible to explore the world of digital learning without internet connectivity. They created Kolibiri, an Open Source platform for offline learning that you can customize for your student. Explore coding/programming games, coronavirus learning modules, and more: browse all their content here.