Learning from Home

A kid’s podcast, storytelling and videos to singalong to all to explore children’s literature.Best for younger kids.UNCODE.initRow(document.getElementById("script-169723"));Visit the websiteUNCODE.initRow(document.getElementById("script-208571"));
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An introduction to coding and its applications for kids.UNCODE.initRow(document.getElementById("script-748135"));Visit the websiteUNCODE.initRow(document.getElementById("script-157217"));
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Apps and games for children, including virtual visits of the Science Museum.Recommended for children up to age 14.UNCODE.initRow(document.getElementById("script-629491"));Visit the websiteUNCODE.initRow(document.getElementById("script-111808"));
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Activities, films, presentations and games to help children and young people learn vital first aid skills.Recommended for children from age 5.UNCODE.initRow(document.getElementById("script-139182"));Visit the websiteUNCODE.initRow(document.getElementById("script-138004"));
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Powered by The Wellcome Trust, Explorify has lots of activities to do from home, as well as suggestions of how to take children’s learning further.Best for children aged 7 and up.UNCODE.initRow(document.getElementById("script-950408"));Visit the websiteUNCODE.initRow(document.getElementById("script-149182"));
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A range of resources to explore space and science from home, such as games, videos and practical activities.Resources are available for kindergartners through to age 18.UNCODE.initRow(document.getElementById("script-993296"));Visit the websiteUNCODE.initRow(document.getElementById("script-119816"));
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Engineering and science Challenge Cards designed specifically to inspire and excite children.A variety of challenges to cater for a range of abilities, but recommended for ages seven and up, with adult supervision.UNCODE.initRow(document.getElementById("script-158564"));

Welcome to the second episode of Learning From Home with Sir Ken Robinson.

Sir Ken speaks to Natalie, a mother of four children of ranging ages, 21 (a college student), 16 (a high school student), 11 and 6, from Salt Lake, Utah, USA. She has a full-time job and is also studying part-time herself. Natalie’s early experience of learning from home was overwhelming, not least of all because she received over 70 school-related emails in one week alone; even her kindergartner has five different websites where her learning is taking place.

There is no doubt that the current pandemic we are all facing has endless challenges, one of which is that many families around the world are now supporting or overseeing their children’s education from home.