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A series of videos, plus discussion guides, that address online safety and wellness. Includes lessons for schools and home use, featuring experts in online safety, parenting, bullying prevention, security, and executives at popular app companies.

• Published: 2022
• Audience: Parents, Educators, PTA Leaders
• Resource Type: Web Tool
• Hub Category: Community Concerns, Family Engagement, Parenting, Safety
• Grade Level: K-12

Nominees and Winners specifically for middle grade and young adult science fiction decided by the Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America.

• Published: December 31, 2021
• Audience: Parents
• Resource Type: Web Site
• Hub Category: Activities to do at Home, ELA and Math, Parenting, Student Success
• Grade Level: 3-12

A list sorted by age (from preschool to teen) that includes “what parents need to know” along with the more traditional review details (summary and rankings) and both parent comments and youth reader comment sections.

• Published: December 31, 2021
• Audience: Parents
• Resource Type: Web Site
• Hub Category: Activities to do at Home, ELA and Math
• Grade Level: Pre-K-12

The National Archives and Records Administration offers a dedicated page with learning resources including videos, exhibit listings, links to teaching resources, blogs and articles

• Published: December 15, 2021
• Audience: Parents
• Resource Type: Web Site
• Hub Category: Activities to do at Home
• Grade Level: K-12

California Department of Parks and Recreation’s website has great resources for a family walk or hike throughout the state. Check out their “Take a Hike” trails!

• Published: 2021
• Audience: Parents
• Resource Type: Web Site
• Hub Category: Health, Parenting
• Grade Level: K-12

Learn directly from an author about why a book was created. Enjoy video book trailers and audio performances of a book to bring it to life. TeachingBooks is a treasure trove of materials enabling families to identify and connect to culturally relevant, quality books for all content areas and ages.

• Published: 2021
• Audience: Parents
• Resource Type: Web Tool
• Hub Category: ELA and Math, Family Engagement, K-12 Subject Areas
• Grade Level: Pre-K-12

Information from the American Academy of Pediatrics regarding when a baby or preschooler lags far behind, or fails altogether to reach the developmental milestones, or loses a previously acquired skill, there may be reason to suspect a mental or physical problem serious enough to be considered a developmental disability.

• Audience: Parents
• Resource Type: Web Site
• Hub Category: Community Concerns, Early Childhood, Health
• Grade Level: K-12

This website has lots of science activities and crafts you can use fall leaves for. Things like discovering the different parts of a leaf, finding out how leaves breathe, making leaf prints, or identifying leaves. So many cool activities to do with leaves you can find on your daily walk.

• Published: September 4, 2020
• Audience: Parents
• Resource Type: Web Site
• Hub Category: Activities to do at Home, Early Childhood, Family Engagement, Next Gen Science-STEM, STEAM Experience
• Grade Level: K-8

National PTA’s Healthy Minds program helps families prioritize and maintain their mental health. The program formalizes and builds on the association’s longstanding commitment to provide and advocate for enhanced mental health programs and services for children and families.

• Audience: Parents
• Resource Type: Web Site
• Hub Category: Community Concerns, Health, Parenting
• Grade Level: K-12

Birding is a great activity for families who love spending time in the outdoors and who love animals. Learn how to inspire your child to get into birdwatching with games, activities, and a list of tools needed.

• Published: September 15, 2017
• Audience: Parents
• Resource Type: Web Site
• Hub Category: Activities to do at Home, Family Engagement, Next Gen Science-STEM
• Grade Level: K-12

If you’ve ever looked up in the night sky and wondered about the constellations, then this website is for you! Get tips for stargazing in your community, learn about the tools you will need and the ways to stay safe.

• Audience: Parents
• Resource Type: Web Site
• Hub Category: Activities to do at Home, Family Engagement, Next Gen Science-STEM, STEAM Experience
• Grade Level: K-8

If you want to go stargazing as a family, this is a wonderful guide. Not only do they give parents all the supplies needed (including tips and tricks for the best experience) they also give you fun facts to amaze your family with your star knowledge!

• Published: January 31, 2021
• Audience: Parents
• Resource Type: Web Site
• Hub Category: Activities to do at Home, Family Engagement, Next Gen Science-STEM, STEAM Experience
• Grade Level: K-12