Educational Resources

Kids and families can find activities to stay engaged and focused on learning during this uncertain time.

In an effort to keep youth connected during times of isolation, the Giants Community Fund has launched Junior Giants at Home! The free 4-week, virtual season offers youth ages 5-18 the opportunity to stay active through live, online practices hosted twice a week. Junior Giants will learn the fundamentals of the game, be introduced to important lessons in health, education and character development and have access to exclusive training videos from Gabe Kapler and the San Francisco Giants coaching staff. Registration is now open!

Summer Slugger

Summer Slugger is a series of online, baseball-themed games meant to reinforce math and literacy skills for kids ages 8-11, all summer long. While playing these 10-minute long education games, kids will earn points, unlock levels, and complete extra challenges. Learn More

Jackie Robinson Virtual Learning Hub

The Jackie Robinson Foundation has created the new Jackie Robinson Day Virtual Learning Hub, a platform to deliver multi-generational Jackie Robinson-themed educational programming, with resources made available to educators, parents and students in grades K-12. In addition to educational activities broken out by age group addressing different aspects of Jackie Robinson’s legacy, the Hub will feature video vignettes of Sharon Robinson and MLB players reading excerpts of Robinson’s Jackie Robinson: American Hero, conversational prompts for in-home discussion, and more. Learn More

Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy

Find ways to responsibly enjoy the outdoors for exercise and fresh air. Digital activities, educational resources and videos can be great ways to engage with local parks. Learn More

Lou Seal Kids Zone

Find fun activties from your favorite mascot, Lou Seal!

Baseball Hall of Fame

Free downloadable educational curriculum that covers 15 different topics ranging from mathematics to character development and are tailored to three different school levels from elementary to high school. Learn More

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