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Children Learning Resources

Children resources below include virtual storytimes, activities and development programs.
Parent TV

Parent TV

ParentTV offers hundreds of on-demand videos to support the parenting and care of children from birth to teens.

Python

Python

Python is a programming language that lets you work more quickly and integrate your systems more effectively. It’s easy for a beginner to programming to pick up.

Busy Things

Busy Things

Help children learn through play with fun educational games for kids aged 3-11. There is a huge range of subjects including English, maths, geography, science, music and art. Access is available from home and in the library with your City of Wanneroo library membership barcode.

REDeLEARN

REDeLEARN

REDeLEARN is a 100% Australian online resource for children in middle to upper primary school. Closely aligned to Australian Curriculum topics, children can search for information by browsing through 12 broad headings. REDeLEARN will encourage discovery, critical thinking and inquiry.

Storybox

Story Box Library

We have made it even easier to login – simply use your library card number and your library pin/password.

This educational website was created for children to view stories by local authors and illustrators, being read aloud by fantastic, predominantly Australian and New Zealand, storytellers.

Better Beginnings

Better Beginnings

Developed by the State Library of Western Australia as a family literacy program that supports parents as their child’s first teacher. It aims to build awareness of the value of reading and sharing stories with young children from birth.

Australian Dictionary of Biography

Australian Dictionary of Biography

A good starting place for many school assignments. Find concise, informative and fascinating descriptions of the lives of over 13,000 significant and representative persons in Australian history.

Scratch

Scratch

With Scratch, you can program your own interactive stories, games, and animations — and share your creations with others in the online community. Scratch is designed especially for children aged 8-16 to learn to code, but it is used by people of all ages. If you are new to coding this is a good tool to try out learning some new coding skills.

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