Alternatives to Endless Reader

Kodable

Kodable suits families seeking coding activities for children ages 4–10, including early readers and pre-readers.

Duolingo

Duolingo suits learners looking for brief lessons across languages, chess or math, with practice adapted to their level and pace.

Reading Eggs

It suits families seeking structured reading lessons and progress reporting for children ages 2–13.

Khan Academy suits learners, parents and teachers looking for courses, practice or classroom tools.

Epic suits families looking for reading and learning material for children 12 and under, and teachers who want assignment and reading-tracking tools.

SplashLearn

SplashLearn suits elementary-age children learning math and English at home or in classrooms, along with parents who want progress reports.

Lingokids

It suits families looking for structured activities for children aged 2 to 8 across early academic and social-emotional topics.

PBS KIDS Games

PBS KIDS Games suits children ages 2 to 8 and families looking for free educational games in English or Spanish.

Moose Math suits young children working on foundational math skills, with parents and teachers able to monitor progress through the Report Card section.

It suits preschoolers and young children playing with parental supervision, especially families looking for open-ended activities.

ScratchJr

ScratchJr is designed for children ages 5–7 who are beginning to explore programming through stories and games.

Teach Your Monster to Read

The game is intended for parents, guardians, and teachers using a teaching tool with children aged 3–6.