Quick Start Online Resources
Elementary
Literacy
New Brunswick Public Libraries
offer many learning experiences and
free access to downloadable ebooks.
To access this site, you will need
your library card number. If you don’t
have one, get one here.
Learning A-Z, which includes
products such as Raz-Kids and
Headsprout, provides a wide variety
of electronic books and listening and
writing activities. This site also
includes resources for English as an
Additional Language (EAL) students.
(Free Trial)
Epic! is a digital library of books,
videos, activities and more! (Free
Trial)
Numeracy
Wild Maths provides videos and
activities for exploring a variety of
math topics for ages 7 to 16.
Teach Early Years offers lots of
ideas for exploring math concepts
outdoors.
Youcubed at Home provides rich
and creative math activities and
explorations.
French
FLORA is a made-in-New Brunswick
French program for K–3 that includes
a variety of interactive materials
including dialogues, storybooks,
activities, and songs.
Idéllo provides thousands of
resources in French for all grades,
learning levels and interests in a wide
variety of subject areas. (Free Trial)
Boukili is both an app and a website
that enables you and your child to
read leveled French books.
Health and Wellness
Open Physical Education Network
(OPEN) offers activities that will
inspire you and your family to stay
active at home.
BOKS Canada offers free workouts
and fitness games to use at home.
Participaction offers advice,
guidelines, and resources for
physical activity for school-aged
children (ages 5-17).
Learning in Life
Classics for Kids offers a variety of
ways to explore musical theory and
history through interactive games and
lessons.
Lunch Doodles with Mo Willems is
a series of online drawing lessons
from the Kennedy Center Education
Artist-in-Residence.
How Wee Learn offers a collection of
woodworking projects for young
children.
The Walking Curriculum is a
collection of 60 easy-to-use walking
activities designed to engage
students’ emotions and imaginations
with their local natural and cultural
communities.