Our mission is to provide children around the world with an absolutely free educational resource. A way to learn, while also having fun. We believe that the best resources should not be reserved for those who can afford them, but should be made available to everyone, everywhere, without cost. Using the power of the Internet, this goal is possible.

Kids Know It is seriously busting at the seams with articles, games, movies, podcasts and on Astronomy, Biology, Geography, Geology, History, Math and more! You have to check out that zany Nanna Know It All and her podcasts from Nanna’s Mad Lab – you gotta love a boa-wearing granny, no?

My kids don’t really use the computer or internet to be honest – yes I am quite the dictator *S* and I still prefer good old books – but sites like Kids Know It can be so helpful when I am busy or when they need a breather.

Our vision is to be the source for childhood learning on the Internet – available from anywhere and without charge. Established in late 2004, e-Learning for Kids is a global, nonprofit foundation dedicated to fun and free learning on the Internet for children ages 5 – 12. We offer free, best-in-class courseware in math, science, reading and keyboarding; and we’re building a community for parents and educators to share innovations and insights in childhood education.

E-Learning for Kids covers Mathematics, Language Arts, Science, Computers, Environmental Skills, Health, Life Skills and English Language.

Sounds nice? Absolutely. Free? You bet.

If you have a kid who is allergic to Math, you would understand why I am always on the lookout for creative Math resources. I’ve thrown out all the books that have made Mars cry (oh, I kid you not…) and have embarked on The Smarty Pants Math Club :P It’s really just a funny name for our Math lessons (got the idea from Marilyn Burns’ Math for Smarty Pants). We are using CIMT’s Mathematics Enhancement Programme (free! ahem!), living Math resources and worksheets we’ve downloaded online.

Dad’s Worksheets is one of the sites we are using for additional exercises. This dad has reviews of Math books and resources he has used, downloadable handwriting and graph paper, Spaceship Math (oh, my kids love them catchy names :P) and tonnes of worksheets (5,137 and counting!!)… all FREE!

So pay the site a visit… it is really all that and a bag of chips :)

We are totally off crafts this Ramadan save needlework but I know that these will appeal to some of you :) I’ve not looked into all the videos – we’ve only just viewed the craft ones so let me know what you think of the channel.

Oh this looks like heaps of fun, no?