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Learn to make healthy and smart snacking an important part of your—and your family's—diet. Recipes provided.

Be safe with your data, your money and your identity when you go online. Get an introduction to Internet safety by understanding the risks and learning how to avoid them.

These eight recipes are designed for you to make with young children in pre-K through second grade.

Build the foundations of early math skills with these short lessons that start with counting and go all the way through the basics of geometry.

Students are introduced to the basics of computer coding by using visual blocks to design their own projects. They can then work their way up to learning programming languages such as HTML, CSS and JavaScript.

It's never too early in life to get smart about managing your money! Start today with this set of learning resources designed specifically for younger kids.

Understand the building blocks of math. In this series of lessons, get an introduction to fractions.

These self-paced lessons, meant for elementary school students, are focused on basic nutrition and healthy cooking through simple snack preparation. They feature kid-centric videos, articles and at-home projects designed to be completed without a computer. That gives students the opportunity to power down and create.

This online program lets students of every age dive into the fundamentals of computer programing and coding. Each week, parents and students can expect new, engaging, step-by-step 10-minute tutorials. A variety of tracks means that everyone can find something that's a good fit for them: Minecraft, augmented reality, machine learning and more. No prior experience required.