Summer is in full swing....
Here are some great websites that I have found for our kids. Here is the "Must Go-to List" . In other words in their 1 hr. of computer they have to spend at least half of the time at one of these sites. Later this week I will share some of our "simply fun" sites that they also really enjoy frequenting.
National Geographic Kids
At this site the kids can watch videos, play games, and learn all kinds of interesting facts about animals. It is pretty easy for them to navigate on their own, unless they can't read.
Planet Orange
This is a cool site where kids can learn about being responsible with money. It is definitely not for the young child. They have to be able to read well, and have some concept of money.
Nasa Kids Club
Like Elmo, or Buzz Light year? This site has some fun games to play with either of those characters and teaches your child about space at the same time.
Brain Pop
This site is another one that is for the older child. There are many activities, games, and challenges in almost all subject matters. It seems like it is just filled with fun information.
Funology
This site can be both for the young and older child. The younger child would need some parental supervision. The fun in this site, I think, are the science experiments that you can watch. There are also many other games, trivia, etc...
How Stuff Works
Have a curious child in your midst? This site is great for that child that always wants to know "what about this mommy? How does this work? Where does this come from?" Sick him/her on this website and maybe he/she can begin to have the answers to all those questions! (I would advise some parental guidance with this website).
America's Library
I have always loved Historical fiction books. I was excited to see this site, as it introduces our children to many of the amazing americans in our history. You can also, jump back in time, explore the states, learn about some of our traditions, and hear and sing some of our favorite music. Lots of fun for all!
KBears
Curious about the world, people, and cultures? This site gives all kinds of fun information about many different countries and peoples.
Starfall
This was one of our absolutely favorite sites for many years. It was great fun for our kids as they were beginning and practicing reading. It has many fun activities, stories to read, and fun games to play. Starfall is very easy for your child to navigate on their own.
ABC ya
This is actually a new site for me. Many have already heard of it, but I hadn't. It is similar to Starfall in that it covers all subject matters. It is also full of games and activities that your children will love.
Here are some great websites that I have found for our kids. Here is the "Must Go-to List" . In other words in their 1 hr. of computer they have to spend at least half of the time at one of these sites. Later this week I will share some of our "simply fun" sites that they also really enjoy frequenting.
National Geographic Kids
At this site the kids can watch videos, play games, and learn all kinds of interesting facts about animals. It is pretty easy for them to navigate on their own, unless they can't read.
Planet Orange
This is a cool site where kids can learn about being responsible with money. It is definitely not for the young child. They have to be able to read well, and have some concept of money.
Nasa Kids Club
Like Elmo, or Buzz Light year? This site has some fun games to play with either of those characters and teaches your child about space at the same time.
Brain Pop
This site is another one that is for the older child. There are many activities, games, and challenges in almost all subject matters. It seems like it is just filled with fun information.
Funology
This site can be both for the young and older child. The younger child would need some parental supervision. The fun in this site, I think, are the science experiments that you can watch. There are also many other games, trivia, etc...
How Stuff Works
Have a curious child in your midst? This site is great for that child that always wants to know "what about this mommy? How does this work? Where does this come from?" Sick him/her on this website and maybe he/she can begin to have the answers to all those questions! (I would advise some parental guidance with this website).
America's Library
I have always loved Historical fiction books. I was excited to see this site, as it introduces our children to many of the amazing americans in our history. You can also, jump back in time, explore the states, learn about some of our traditions, and hear and sing some of our favorite music. Lots of fun for all!
KBears
Curious about the world, people, and cultures? This site gives all kinds of fun information about many different countries and peoples.
Starfall
This was one of our absolutely favorite sites for many years. It was great fun for our kids as they were beginning and practicing reading. It has many fun activities, stories to read, and fun games to play. Starfall is very easy for your child to navigate on their own.
ABC ya
This is actually a new site for me. Many have already heard of it, but I hadn't. It is similar to Starfall in that it covers all subject matters. It is also full of games and activities that your children will love.
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