Kids Events and Resources

The library has resources to help you study, write reports and do homework — even during COVID-19

All Fairfax County Public Library branch location are open with Express Services (learn more about available in-branch "Express Services").

Free access to tools you may need:

• Computers with Microsoft Office apps and internet (currently available for 30 minutes at a time).

Helpful, free resources at your fingertips:

• Print books can be placed on hold and picked up curbside, 10am-4pm, or picked up inside the branch during express services.
• Digital books are available 24/7 via Overdrive.
• 24/7 access to online journals and specialty databases with in-depth coverage of topics via our A-to-Z Online Resources page.
• Magazines and newspaper articles in print or online.
• Fairfax County Public School mathematics textbooks (in-library use only, currently available for 30 minutes at a time).
• AP/ACT/SAT test preparation materials — print and digital.
• Staff to assist you to find and use resources online — call your local branch, send us an email at wwwlib@fairfaxcounty.gov or contact Ask Your Library for chat assistance.

Websites on Homework Subjects:

You may also like General Reference for links to Dictionaries, International information, Statistics and more.

• Good Starting Points
• Biography
• Current Events
• Economics and Personal Finance
• Government
• History
• Languages
• Literature
• Math
• Science
• Speeches
• Virginia
• Writing

See also virtual learning tips and homeschooling.

Fairfax County Public Schools

• Technology Support for Families
  To support families who are working with their children during virtual learning, Fairfax County Public Schools (FCPS) has launched the Parent Technology Help Desk. Find out how to help your student log into Blackboard and Google Meet for their virtual classes and how to get help.
• Return to School — Frequently Asked Questions for Families
  Questions and answers about the 2020-21 school year.