Fun and Education Activities for Families Online

Code Break (Computer Science)
They host a weekly Code Break, an interactive webcast to engage all students, even those without computers. Click Here

KiwiCompany
KiwiCopany has put together a great resource hub for activities. Organized by age and comes with parent toolkits and updated daily. Click Here

Audible
Audible is offering free children’s books. Click Here

Khan Academy
Khan Academy is offering free resources to keep everyone learning for students, teachers, and parents. Click Here
Khan Academy Kids. Click Here

Google Street View – Get an up close view of the world
With Google Street View, you can visit famous sites and monuments. For example Rome’s Colosseum, the Kohala Coast in Hawaii, or the inside of Palace of Versailles in France.
Google Maps’ Virtual Treks take you climbing to Everest Base Camp in Nepal to diving in the Galapagos Islands of Peru to searching for polar bears in Churchill, Manitoba.

Google Arts & Culture – Take a virtual museum tour
Google Arts & Culture gives you access to the world’s best galleries and museums.

Free online tours of the

• British Museum, 
• The Louvre, 
• The Smithsonian and 
• The Vatican,

The Virtual Museum of Canada has a large digital source of stories and experiences shared by Canada’s museums and heritage organizations. You can even see iconic art pieces up close.

Cook Meals From Around the World

• Take online classes with Nonna Live, where you’ll learn to make classics from an Italian grandma.
• Free lessons from Delish.com with daily cooking videos for parents and children, and Kitchen Quarantine, Instagram lessons from Michelin-starred chef Massimo Bottura.

Duolingo – Learn a new language
Duolingo allows you to spend just a few minutes a day learning a foreign language, in a fun game style. It’s free and there’s even an app for kids. You could also have a go at a new hobby.

Visit a Virtual Zoo or Aquarium
Visit Ripley’s Aquarium of Canada in Toronto to keep an eye on the sharks.
The San Diego Zoo is livestreaming a number of animals on its website, including koalas, pandas, giraffes and polar bears.
You can also bring exotic animals like snow leopards into your living room with a selection of live video streams from Australian Zoos.