Websites for Gifted Students

Updated August 11, 2022

This is Lucy’s personal collection of websites for gifted children of all ages – covering math, science, sustainability, crafting, art, music, reading, geography, history, writing, and more. Make sure you check our our new list of Books for Gifted Children, and our Top 10 Games for Gifted Children!

Please note these are websites for kids, not for parents 🙂

Multi-Subject Websites for Gifted Kids

  • ABCya.com – Organized by grade level from K-5, so would be appropriate for gifted kids starting around age 3. I like when websites are organized by age/grade because then we can just hop up about 2 grades/levels and we’re usually at a good starting point. This website has some fantastic content and games – spelling bee games, word searches, sight words, typing and keyboarding games, math bingo, geography games, and more.
  • Enchanted Learning – Definitely a must visit for crafty kids. I have used the printable worksheets from this site for both of my kids from age 2 and up. We use it constantly even today… definitely spring for the membership ($20/year) if you can afford it. (Also great for toddlers and preschoolers)
  • Freerice – Answer questions to end world hunger!
  • Time for Kids – Multi-subject activities, worksheets, printable quizzes and more for K-6, from the publishers of Time Magazine
  • Hoagies for Kids – Movies, reading lists, contests and awards, magazines, and more!
  • Brainpop – Animated educational site for kids – science, social studies, arts, math, health, engineering, and English
  • San Francisco Symphony – Learn about tempo, instruments used in symphony orchestra, musical notes, and more!
  • ZiggityZoom.com – Another new find for us. Crafts, food, printables, tech, activities, and more. Includes summer fun activities, and homeschooling activities. I really like this site because it’s well organized, loads fast, and has a great layout.
  • Everyday Mysteries – Fun Science Facts from the Library of Congress. Did you ever wonder why a camel has a hump? Why do our joints make popping sounds?
  • The Kid Should This – Smart videos for curious minds of all ages
  • TedEd – Video based lessons organized by subject and age

Websites for Gifted Toddlers and Preschoolers

  • PBS Kids – Great for gifted preschoolers as young as 2 or 3 who are starting to use the computer
  • Dolch Word Games – Great for gifted preschoolers who are naturally learning sight words on their own. The Dolch list is the one that our school teaches/uses in Kindergarten.
  • SesameStreet.org – Great and safe for gifted babies and toddlers!

Math Websites for Gifted Students 

>> Also check out our top 9 math contests for gifted students!

  • Chilimath – This is a well organized site that focuses on Pre-Algebra to Advanced Algebra. A great resource for gifted children who are ready to dive into Algebra!
  • Dreambox Learning – Great math website for gifted children from K-8. Lucy LOVED this site in Kindergarten, and completed the activities through 2nd grade. Parents get daily emails on the progress… terrific and fun technology.
  • Mathantics – A great YouTube site for everything math!
  • Online Math Games – Lizard Math self-graded online and also printables
  • Multiplication.com
  • Khan Academy – The Khan Academy is an organization on a mission. Khan Academy is a not-for-profit with the goal of changing education for the better by providing a free world-class education for anyone anywhere. All of the site’s resources are available to anyone. It doesn’t matter if you are a student, teacher, home-schooler, principal, adult returning to the classroom after 20 years, or a friendly alien just trying to get a leg up in earthly biology. The Khan Academy’s materials and resources are available to you completely free of charge.
  • A Plus Math – Interactive math resources for teachers, parents, and students featuring free math worksheets, math games, math flashcards, and more.
  • Math Goodies – Math Goodies is a math help website featuring free interactive lessons, printable worksheets, games and puzzles.
  • Math Aids – Unfortunately this ancient site is painfully slow, but it’s the best resource we’ve found to print free math worksheets.

Science Websites for Gifted Students

  • Science Friday – Covering the outer reaches of space to the tiniest microbes in our bodies, Science Friday is the source for entertaining and educational stories about science, technology, and other cool stuff.
  • The Science Explorer – At home or in class science experiments. Site and instructions are simple and easy to follow!
  • Bill Nye Science Demos – Science experiments! Make a periscope, clean a penny, atmospheric pressure, test eggshell strength, make carbon dioxide, learn about static electricity, and learn the difference between fresh water and salt water.
  • Science with Me – Science worksheets, science projects, and games
  • Biointeractive – Multimedia science resources for the classroom or home. Short films, holiday lectures, virtual labs, and classroom resources
  • Science News for Students – Science news on atoms and forces, earth and sky, humans and health, life, tech, math, and more.
  • Exploratorium – The museum of science, art and human perception.
  • Astronomy Games and Puzzles – Lots of free astronomy games for kids
  • Biology Games for Kids – Free human biology and animal biology games
  • Amusement Park Physics – The science behind the fun!
  • Science Fair Projects – Get ideas for your next science fair project
  • National Geographic for Kids 

Sustainability and Recycling Website for Gifted Students

Geography and History Websites for Gifted Students

Reading, Spelling, and Writing Websites and Games for Gifted Students

  • Online Spelling Bees – Fun!
  • Rainbow magic – Games and activities based on the Rainbow Magic series – Lucy’s favorite chapter books in Kindergarten!
  • Raz Kids –  Lucy’s younger sister who is in Kindergarten is in a gifted cluster classroom and the school purchased Raz Kids for reading. It’s been a HUGE hit for a reluctant (yet fluent) reader in Kindergarten. Kids work at their own pace and earn stars, take quizzes, and earn ranking. Lucy’s sister is trying to “outdo” her classmates in reading – so it’s great for the natural competitive drive that many gifted kids have!
  • Common Core Sheets – Create your own spelling lists
  • Spelling Stars – Create your own spelling lists

Craft Websites

  • The Toymaker – World of paper toys, holiday cards, valentines, sun boxes, baskets and bags, origami and ephemera… all for you to make. Helping grownups and kids spend time together making things.