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educational internet games for 3-4 year olds?
my daughter is three and a half and i let her play on the internet (supervised). she plays on nickjr., disney playhouse, and pbs kids. pbs kids seems to be the most educational (luckily it's her favorite). i'm looking for free online (or free downloadable) games that help with recognizing numbers and the alphabet. she is actually starting to spell, so spelling games would be good too. anyone know of anything like this for ages 2-5?
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- yourhonour63Lv 61 decade agoFavorite Answer
Some of our favorites:
http://funschool.kaboose.com/preschool/index.html
- metimoteoLv 61 decade ago
I second ateachmom's answer! Starfall.com is an excellent site for emergent readers! It has stories, songs, printouts, etc. There are a lot of activities your daughter can do safely there without much guidance from you. Also, the Starlight Foundation's website is both educational and fun. It has games designed to help children with often debilitating diseases or conditions cope with the discomfort or anxiety caused by their illness (click on the second link and scroll down to see the programs). I like Quest for the Code. Edheads is a fun exploration site where you can explore the mechanics of simple machines or even perform virtual surgery (maybe one of your daughter will be inspired to pursue a career in medicine). Children's author Jan Brett's website is full of activities for young children. You can watch her tell stories or play interactive games on the site. Of course, there are Nick Jr, PBS Kids, Sesame Street, Disney, and Noggin, though some offer activities that I think are more suitable for older children. Again, I cannot praise Starfall enough. I've used it in school with children in Kindergarten and first grade, but it has lots of activities for younger children to explore. Thank you for seeking information about educational sites and not simply computer entertainment. Cheers!
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- Anonymous1 decade ago
Well there are many educational games on the internet hope these sources really give a bright future to your daughter.
Source(s): www.funbrain.com www.FamilyEducation.com www.enchantedlearning.com www.primarygames.com www.factmonster.com www.iknowthat.com ww.dltk-teach.com - Blah Blah BlahLv 51 decade ago
Well..it's not free.. but JumpStart computer games. They have one for each age level, preschool and up.
I remember playing these when i was in like kindergarten until about 3rd or 4th grade (i'm 15 now) and they were a lot of fun.
If she seems to be advanced, get her the next one up. I think i played the 3rd grade one when i was in 1st grade. It can give her a challenge. So if she's starting to spell, maybe get her the kindergarten one.
maybe you could get these for her for her birthday, or a holliday or something.
- 1 decade ago
try http://www.sesameworkshop.org/ I havent been on it in a while but this site used to have a lot of really great learning games for young kids and it had a variety as well.
- 1 decade ago
Identifying letters and sounds...the best reading site
www.starfall.com
It's colorful, fun and easy for her to use.
- Anonymous5 years ago
jumpstart toddler is a good one