Educational apps, websites, TV shows to support children’s learning

There are many educational apps, websites, and TV shows designed to support children's learning, depending on your child’s age, interests and learning style.

Here’s a list of some popular options:

Educational Apps:

1. ABCmouse - Offers a comprehensive early learning curriculum for ages 2-8.

2. Duolingo - Great for learning languages.

3. Khan Academy Kids - Covers math, reading, and more for ages 2-7.

4. Toca Life series - Encourages creativity and imaginative play.

5. Minecraft - Promotes problem-solving, creativity, and STEM skills.

6. PBS Kids Games - Based on popular PBS Kids shows, offering various educational games.

7. Math Bingo - Helps kids practice math skills in a fun way.

8. Endless Alphabet - Teaches vocabulary and letter recognition.

9. ScratchJr - An introductory coding app for young children.

10. Google Arts & Culture - Explore art and cultural treasures from around the world.

Educational Websites:

1. PBS Kids - Offers a wide range of educational games, videos, and activities.

2. National Geographic Kids - Explore science, animals, and geography.

3. Starfall - Focuses on early reading and phonics.

4. Coolmath Games - Provides math games suitable for various age groups.

5. Scholastic Learn at Home - Offers free daily learning activities for different grade levels.

6. ABCya! - Features educational games for kids from pre-K to 6th grade.

7. NASA Kids' Club - Learn about space, astronomy, and more.

8. Funbrain - Offers interactive games and books for kids.

9. Prodigy - A math platform that makes learning math fun through games.

10. BrainPOP - Provides animated educational content on a wide range of subjects.

Educational TV Shows:

1. Sesame Street - Classic educational programming for young children.

2. Dora the Explorer - Encourages problem-solving and language skills.

3. Blue's Clues - Promotes critical thinking and problem-solving.

4. Wild Kratts - Teaches kids about animals and science.

5. Octonauts - Explores the world's oceans and marine life.

6. The Magic School Bus - Takes children on science adventures.

7. Sid the Science Kid - Focuses on early science concepts.

8. Curious George - Encourages curiosity and exploration.

9. Mister Rogers' Neighborhood - Classic lessons in kindness and empathy.

10. Bill Nye the Science Guy - Makes science fun and accessible for older kids.

Remember to monitor your child's screen time and engage in their learning journey by discussing what they've learned from these resources. Also, consider your child's interests and preferences when choosing which apps, websites, and TV shows will be most effective for their learning.

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