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Links and resources for learners of all ages

Paul Gaugin-Art Webinar for children 10-13 years old
Crime Lab-free online STEM classes offered by L. I. Science Center
Reading Rainbow's' LeVar Burton To Livestream Readings Every Friday
The Houston Zoo YouTube Channel
Authors Everywhere YouTube Channel - “On this channel, you'll find workshops, readings, activities, art projects, writing games, writing advice, and more.”
SaveWithStories - Amy Adams, Jennifer Garner & friends read children’s books on Instagram and raise money for No Kid Hungry and Save the Children.
Read, Wonder, Learn! An extensive & updating list of read-alouds, mini-lessons and more from children’s author Kate Messner & friends.
Sourcebooks - Activities to do at home including lesson plans, event kits, makerspace, activity kits and more!
TumbleBooks - eBooks for eKids
Red Ted Art - Easy to follow crafts and ideas for all age groups from RedTedArt.com.
Babble Dabble Do - projects and activities with everyday items!
Tinkerlab YouTube Channel - Science experiments, engineering projects, crafts, and art projects for kids and little inventors, from TinkerLab®.
The Artful Parent YouTube Channel - Easy art, seasonal crafts, and family fun
Drawing Classes with Graphic Novelist Jarrett J. Krosoczka on YouTube: “You won’t need anything fancy. Some paper, a pencil. Maybe a marker. As we go along—and I plan to keep this going as long as we need—I may work in color lessons. (Color pencils, watercolor.)”
Candlewick Downloadable Activity Kits

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Children's Book Authors Are Offering Free Online Videos While Kids Are Home From School

With school closures taking place around the world, it's no surprise parents are scrambling to keep their little ones occupied at home. Although it's great to have a handful of easy-to-execute indoor activities, kid-friendly movies, and educational websites at hand, it doesn't hurt to change it up a ... Read the full story.