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So, schools may be closed and kids may be home. It doesn’t matter why this is happening. It could be a snow day or a bit of pandemic-driven social distancing. Either way, you now have to do your work from home while also taking responsibility for your children’s education.

The good news is that there are plenty of educational apps and websites that can make that task a little easier. The bad news is that it’s not easy to determine which e-learning options are actually good for kids. To help you get started, here are the apps and tools that we think are the most useful for educating your kids while they’re stuck at home.

We are big fans of Khan Academy. Even if you hadn’t read the rest of this list, you would still have pretty much everything you need to educate your children at home.