For teachers and parents

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KidzFeed is free to use at school and at home. Every guide, activity and worksheet opens without an account. Here is what is on the site, how to use it with children, and how we keep it safe.

🆓 Free
🙌 No sign-up
👧 Ages 8 to 13
🇬🇧 🇺🇸 Curriculum links

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Which one are you?

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I’m a teacher

Find a guide for your topic, then add it to a class list with its activities and worksheet. Share the list with your class in one link, or post it to Google Classroom.

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I’m a parent

Let your child pick a subject, such as animals, dinosaurs or history. They read the guide, then try the activities at the end to check what they remember.

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I home-educate

Build a topic over a week or two. A class list keeps the steps in order, and the worksheets come with answer keys.

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What you can use

Everything is free and ready to go

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Guides

About 300 guides on animals, space, science, history, places, people and festivals. Each opens with a short, direct answer and a box of quick facts. It ends with common myths, a few check-up questions and the sources we used. Some guides also have a Fact File of key numbers and dates.

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Activities

Quizzes, fact-or-myth cards, matching games, timelines and maps at the end of many guides. Each question comes from the guide above it, so children can go back and find the answer. No sign-in, on computers and tablets.

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Worksheets

Printable PDFs that go with a guide. Each has its own fact cards, so children can answer from the sheet as well as the screen, and an answer key at the end. Free to print and copy for classroom and home use.

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Class lists

Put guides, activities and worksheets in the order you choose and share them in one link. Pupils work through the numbered steps and tick each one off. No accounts, and we never ask for pupils’ names.

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Tools on every guide

Near the end of each guide, the box headed “For teachers and parents” lets you share to Google Classroom or Microsoft Teams, print the guide with its answers shown, add it to a class list, and cite it in a simple style or in APA or MLA.

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Something new every day

The home page has a daily challenge question, and a section called “Happening in” the current month, with guides on the festivals and events coming up. Both make a quick lesson starter.

Today’s challenge →

Ideas

Five ways to use KidzFeed this week

A lesson starter. Put the daily challenge or one fact-or-myth card on the board and ask the class to vote.
Homework. Send a class list with one guide, its activities and its worksheet. Children tick each step off as they finish it.
A research project. Older pupils can use a guide’s sources list as a starting point, then cite the guide itself with “Cite this page”.
Reading practice. Guides are written in short paragraphs with the hard words explained, so they work for independent or paired reading.
A rainy-day or holiday pack. Print two or three worksheets on one theme, such as the Old Stone Age, the Bronze Age and the Iron Age.

Curriculum

How KidzFeed links to the curriculum

Guides are tagged with the school stages they suit, and with the curriculum they fit: the UK, the US, or any curriculum (for topics taught everywhere, such as animals and space). The tags are our own judgement of where a guide fits. Guides are written to explain a subject clearly, not to match an exam specification, so please check a guide against your own scheme of work. A full list of tagged guides, grouped by subject, is at the end of this page.

🇬🇧 UK curriculum 🇺🇸 US curriculum Key Stage 2 Ages 8 to 10 Ages 11 to 13

England: Key Stage 2 (ages 7 to 11) 🇬🇧

Topics named in the national curriculum in England, with guides that support them.

History: Stone Age to Iron Age. Old Stone Age, New Stone Age, Bronze Age and Iron Age. All four have activities, and the Iron Age guide has a worksheet pack.
History: the earliest civilisations. Ancient Egypt.
History: a theme in British history. The history of England, from the Stone Age to today.
Science, Year 5: Earth and space. Space, the Moon, Mercury and Saturn.
Science, Years 4 to 6: living things and their habitats. The animal guides, such as tigers and penguins.
Science, Year 6: evolution and inheritance. Dinosaurs and T. rex, including what fossils tell us.
Science, Year 3: forces and magnets. Magnets.
Geography: mountains, volcanoes and earthquakes. Volcanoes and Mount Everest.
Geography: the world’s countries, focusing on Europe and the Americas. Mexico and the other geography guides.

United States: grades 3 to 5 🇺🇸

Many US states use the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS). These guides support NGSS topics.

3-LS4 Biological Evolution: Unity and Diversity. Dinosaurs, T. rex and the animal guides.
3-PS2 Motion and Stability: Forces and Interactions. Magnets.
4-ESS2 and 5-ESS2 Earth’s Systems. Volcanoes and Mount Everest.
5-ESS1 Earth’s Place in the Universe. Space, the Moon, Mercury and Saturn.

For social studies, the history and geography guides support work on world history, countries and cultures. States set their own standards for these subjects, so please check against yours.

Safety and trust

Made for children, checked before it goes live

🔒 No accounts for children. Nothing on the site asks a child for a name, email address or password.

📢 Ads. KidzFeed is paid for by advertising from Google. There are no ads on class lists. The privacy policy explains what our partners collect.

📊 Activities. We count how often each activity is started and finished, and which questions are answered correctly. We never record who played.

✅ Checked facts. Guides are researched from reliable sources and checked before they go live. Read our editorial policy and sources policy.

✏️ Mistakes. Found one? Please tell us. We fix it and list it on the corrections page.

Questions

Questions teachers and parents ask

Is it free?

Yes. Every guide, activity, worksheet and class list is free. The site is paid for by advertising.

Do pupils need an account?

No. Pupils open a guide or a class list link and start. There is nothing to sign up for.

Can I copy the worksheets?

Yes, for classroom and home use. Please link to the worksheet’s page rather than uploading the PDF somewhere else, so your pupils always get the latest version.

Which ages is KidzFeed for?

Most guides are written for ages 8 to 13. Each guide shows its age band at the top, and you can browse guides for ages 8 to 10 or ages 11 to 13.

Can I suggest a topic?

Yes, please. Write to us with the topic and the age group, and tell us if it is for a unit you are teaching soon.

Every guide by curriculum

These lists are built from each guide's tags, so new guides join them as soon as they are published. Open a subject to see its guides. 🎮 has activities · 🖨️ has a worksheet