• Audible for Kids – Audible is giving free access to all kids’ audiobooks, no login/credit card required.
• Los beneficios de la lectura, contar cuentos oralmente y escritura en nuestras casas – This video gives fantastic tips on supporting reading and writing at home. It is from the creators of our K-5 ELA curriculum.
• Free eBooks Access – We wish you could come get books from our classroom and school library, but until we return, here is a list of 25 ways to access eBooks for free.
• Learn at Home with YouTube – Want to learn something new today? YouTube has organized these channels of virtual lessons by age group.
• Lunch Doodles with Mo Willems – Spend your lunch getting daily drawing classes with this popular children’s illustrator.
• National Geographic for Kids – Explore the world with videos, games, articles, etc. covering National Geographic content for kids.
• PBS Wisconsin Videos – PBS Wisconsin is showing videos throughout the day for at home learning.
• Scholastic Learn at Home – Scholastic is a favorite resource of teachers! This site includes daily/weekly projects, videos, articles, etc. to do from home.
• Storyline – This page has hundreds of videos of famous people reading aloud their favorite picture books.
• Ted Talks List for Kids and Teens – Ted Talks are short talks given by experts on a topic they love. Here is a list of 35 Ted Talks for students.
• Time for Kids Digital Library – This website is providing free access to the Time for Kids Digital Library for grades K-5. Time for Kids covers current events and teaches about the world through nonfiction articles.
• Virtual Field Trips – This list of 25 virtual field trips for kids will have your kids forgetting they’re stuck at home!
• XtraMath – With this website, you can create a free account for your child to practice fact fluency in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division.

Holy Week at Home Family Retreat – On behalf of the Ministry Team at Nativity, we invite your family to enter into a Holy Week Retreat. This collection of ideas is to help you create a family liturgy in your domestic church. Many of the activities are intended for a broad range of ages, so you can participate in them as a whole family.

• Ayuda Mutua MKE – Facebook group which provides community updates around the Coronavirus, as well as detailed information regarding donations and other social supports.
• Care for Your Coronavirus Anxiety – Free meditations, expert advice, and more on taking care of your mental health during the pandemic.
• Child Care Information for Essential Workers – The Department of Children and Family Services in Wisconsin is working to provide all essential workers child care.
• Coping in Hard Times: Fact Sheet for Parents – A guide to supporting yourself and your family when your family’s financial situation changes due to something like the Coronavirus.
• Imagine Neighborhood Podcast – The podcast episode on the Coronavirus helps parents and children together have a conversation about what is going on, and how children may be feeling about it.
• NCTSN Games and Activities – Simple, free games and activities that children, adolescents, and parents can play together while at home during this quarantine – almost none of which involve a screen!
• NCTSN Guide for Families – Available in English and Spanish, The National Child Traumatic Stress Network has created this guide for parents to use when supporting children of different ages.
• The Child Mind Institute – The Child Mind Institute, has excellent tips on how to keep your child feeling nurtured and safe during an unpredictable time.