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Open-and-go lessons that inspire kids to love science.

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Mystery Science offers open-and-go lessons that inspire kids to love science. The hook, visuals, and activity have all been prepared for you. Less prep, more learning.

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Sensory World and Sensory Rooms by FitzRoy

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Sensory World and Sensory Rooms for people with learning disabilities by FitzRoy

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The SAG-AFTRA Foundation's Daytime Emmy-nominated, Storyline Online, features celebrated actors reading children's books to inspire a love of reading in millions of children worldwide.

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Brightly Storytime | Find books for kids, tips and tricks to help raise readers, printable activities, parenting advice, and more.

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At Starfall, children have fun while they learn. Educational games, movies, books, songs, and more for PreK and Kindergarten learners.

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ABCya! * Kindergarten Learning Games, Ages 5 - 6

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Kids LOVE our free online games! Race cars, meet cuddly penguins, and explore while practicing counting, sight words, and more kindergarten skills. Play now!

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Students work on foundational math skills like number recognition, counting, adding, subtracting, decomposing numbers and problem solving,.

In reading, students will focus on letter names, letter sounds, rhyming, making CVC words, reading sight words and challenging words.

Standards are listed under each set of games.

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Cool Kindergarten - fun math games, abc games, kids games online - Cool Kindergarten

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Get ready to learn! Pick a learning path Free, online games just for kindergarten Ever find yourself tired of searching for games online that your kindergarten students can play independently? Looking for an alternative to just letting your students freely roam Starfall.com or ABCMouse.com? Then you'll love CoolKindergarten.com.

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Games for Kindergarten

Kindergarteners are ripe with curiosity and they cannot contain their excitement for exploring the world. Often, they learn that school is about behaving and sitting rather than playing and learning. Our Games give kids the autonomy to explore independently while doing repetitive practice to reinforce skills.

Wide variety of games piques their imagination and encourages them to explore game after game, while still teaching important skills every step of the way. But the type of games you choose must be quality and geared towards their age group.

Free Kindergarten Games to build foundational Skills

Kindergarteners have inquiring minds and a natural drive to learn all about the world, and how it operates. We have created a variety of online kindergarten learning games that provide all children with an enjoyable and meaningful learning experience.

Our interactive games are built to provide a broad-based learning foundation that helps kids acquire basic concepts and math skills. In no time, your child can learn to read, tell the time, solve simple math problems, learn about the environment, and so much more. Check out Turtle Diary's games for kindergarten to get started!

How Can Teachers Choose the Best Online Educational Games for Kindergarten?

When choosing kindergarten classroom games, find a site that has a variety of play options, many subjects, and built-in scoring. Giving students the choice to explore their way and on their own terms helps to develop confidence and gives them autonomy of choice. Encourage them to try out every area and find what they like best and the areas that require a bit more practice.

Built-in scoring helps parents see their growth. It also provides an instant marker for how well they've done and encourages them to do better the next time. And a little competition or challenge never hurt anyone.

Finding Kindergarten computer games that include time limits or multiplayer challenges increase kindergartener's brain skills. Processing speed is an important skill to train, and games with time limits encourage kids to do their best to solve things fast. The more they practice, the better they will become and the more muscle memory will develop for quick recall and recognition.

Pitting themselves next to their peers or family members makes learning a collaborative and cooperative experience for kindergarteners. Most importantly, they need to see the joy and fun in learning, and online games definitely present this.

What Type of Kindergarten Online Games Should Kids Play?

Kids in Kindergarten should be encouraged to try a variety of games so they can explore and practice . For Language Arts, kids can begin with games that recognize sight words as they begin to read. For kindergarten math games, begin simple with number recognition and more, adding on games that reinforce skip counting and number play.

They can also work with basic logic and spatial awareness with puzzle games like tangrams or shape matching. For Science, all kids love learning about the five senses, life cycles, and the way the world works as they look both inward and outward.

How Can You Make Kindergarten Fun?

Focusing on the excitement of learning new subjects and listening to their feelings helps kids power through their kindergarten day. From their perspective, kids can use Turtle Diary to have fun and play games while parents know they are reinforcing their other wordly skills. From learning to type to spending time rhyming, kids can grow in leaps and bounds when you give them the right vehicle for learning.
Paying attention to what they are studying in school and finding games to match keeps kindergarten fun for everyone. With our wide selection of games kids can be free to make their own choices and you can know their skills will grow.

What Should a Kindergartener Know Academically?

Basic subjects learned by a kindergartener include math, english, science, and writing. Mathematic skills include number recognition, counting to 30, basic shape recognition, and simple addition problems. English assignments begin with letter recognition and phonics, and move onto sight words or working on phonics to read to themselves.
They should also be able to write all 26 letters of the alphabet and understand that some words are spelled differently than they sound. Finally, telling time with digital and analog clocks, learning about money, and knowing about seasons and life cycles. Most of all, kindergarteners will use this as an opportunity to fuel future readiness through 1000+ kindergarten games.

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Turtle Diary's kindergarten games build a strong academic foundation. Our fun and educational games online focus on basic language arts and math skills.

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First to Five is a fun dice game for children to practice their addition math facts! Swipe the screen, add the two dice, and click the correct sum on the chalkboard. Compete against Snake Eyes, the dice-tossing robot and try to be the first to five-of-a-kind!

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An interesting math game to help kindergarteners build their addition skills and develop a good number sense. In this game, kids have to click and remove the matchsticks to solve an addition equation. The twist is that they cannot undo their moves. This game will sharpen their memory and enhance their attention span. Also, it will help kids build a solid foundation in math from a young age.

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Remove Matchsticks to Make Addition Sentence True Game - Addition Game

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An interesting math game to help kindergarteners build their addition skills and develop a good number sense. In this game, kids have to click and remove the matchsticks to solve an addition equation. The twist is that they cannot undo their moves. This game will sharpen their memory and enhance their attention span.

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Play games with your PBS KIDS favorites like Curious George, Wild Kratts, Daniel Tiger and Peg + Cat!

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Safe Indoor & Outdoor Activities During COVID

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Safe Indoor & Outdoor Activities During COVID

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As more and more school systems close and families across the country follow mandates and start to socially distance themselves in order to help stop the spread of the coronavirus, parents are scrambling for ideas on how to occupy their children - off the grid. So, if you want to keep the phones, tablets, computers and gaming systems to a minimum - other than for the purposes of online learning - we've complied some great ideas for you and your children of all ages and complexities.

The first rule of thumb is to set and keep a predictable schedule - for all children of all ages. Since school, leisure time and all activities are now at home, perhaps consider a white board or chalkboard or simply type up a basic schedule in big, bold letters and hang on the refrigerator for everyone to see. Here at The Center for Discovery, we know that predictability in schedules helps end confusion and eases anxiety and fear in children and adults with complex conditions.

The Great Outdoors - Fresh Air and Fun

At TCFD, we have the great privilege of being located in a beautiful, rural environment. If you have access to the great outdoors, even just a backyard, here's a few ideas to enjoy the fresh air:

Decorate a shoebox and go on an adventure collecting favorite rocks, acorns, twigs, pinecones. You can even make animals from the treasured pinecones and acorns with pompoms, googly eyes, construction paper, feathers, pipe cleaners, and more.

Go on a botany adventure! With a notebook and crayons/pencils in hand, try to draw local plants and observe what's already budding.

Collect rocks and categorize or paint them! Here at TCFD, we have a painted rock garden with inspirational pictures and sayings.

Play balloon tennis. No racquets? No problem. Use your hands, which is great for hand-eye coordination.

Ball Challenges. In partners, try bouncing a small ball right hand-to-right hand, and left-to-left.

Obstacle courses are a fan favorite! The skies the limit - use hula hoops, sidewalk chalk, tunnels, paper circles for markers, sturdy tape.

Digging in the dirt - obvious? Do not underestimate the power of a mud pie.

Preparing the garden for planting - rake, weed and plant a vegetable garden.

Build a slackline! Got two trees? Look around the garage for tubular webbing, carabineers and an old piece of carpet and voila - hours of fun trying to balance! Here's additional information on setting up a slackline: https://www.instructables.com/id/Set-Up-a-Slackline/.

Start a weeklong fitness challenge - indoors and out - jump rope, sit-ups, pushups, etc. Team up - kids versus adults to see who has the muscle!

Potato sack races: an old game with a few old pillowcases equals endless fun.

Three-legged races: team up adult and child and see who wins!

Egg race: a few spoons and a few hard-boiled eggs and a relay! Plus a perfect protein snack when you are done!

Bubbles, Bubbles, Bubbles! Everyone loves bubbles. Make giant wands and homemade bubbles mixed with some dishwasher detergent. Chase them. Pop them. Marvel at the rainbow of color in each! Check out a fun tutorial here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lTQIgVFvFYE.

Too Cold to Head Outdoors? Check out these Ideas for Tons of Indoor Fun!

Go camping! Build tents with blankets and pillows, and decorate with favorite stuffed animals, plastic figurines, flashlights, etc. Snuggle inside and read books and tell stories!

Hunt for Treasure! Hide "treasure" all over your home and devise cleaver clues to bring your treasure-hunters closer or farther away from the cache.

Cook, cook, cook! It's a perfect time to spread your love for food and nutrition.

You can have a bake-off challenge between siblings, or even mom vs. child!

Another cooking lesson could be to teach your children to make Chia Seed Pudding or a "healthy" ice cream made from coconut or almond milk, with healthy flavorings like cacao powder.

Smoothie Challenge. Find out who's got the perfect recipe!

Slime it up! Rather slippery slime over dough? Bubbling slime? There's so many possibilities! Check out these great resources: https://epicfunforkids.com/bubbling-slime-recipe-sensory-tubs/ and https://www.thesprucecrafts.com/slime-recipes-4171511.

Sensory boxes galore! Grab some plastic bins and fill them with rice, beans, buttons, beads, feathers, slime, or even dough. Hide your favorite toys inside and let the kids dig!

Make sensory balls. Kids can fill balloons with dough, water beads, glass beads or slime and decorate!

Make sensory pillows. Make small pillows from material scraps and stuff with bells, paper, foam, etc.

Bag puppets! Remember them? A paper bag - construction paper and crayons? Bits and pieces of material and imagination and you are on your way to a fantastic puppet show.

It's all about art! Plan an art show by challenging your children to draw a picture and then make it come alive with materials from your house or backyard. Recently, students and residents from TCFD won a statewide competition making this amazing mixed-media work (link to blog post).

Feeling silly? How about a dance party? It's a great way to expel some energy, while also having tons of fun - great from the heart and soul.

The Voice...at home! You don't need a karaoke machine to get this going, just lyrics from your favorite songs - on your phone or on a Bluetooth speaker.

The Wow Factor! Bring science right to the kitchen table. Make corn dance or homemade lava lamps. Who doesn't love a fizzy baking soda-vinegar reaction? Here's a great resource: https://littlebinsforlittlehands.com/dancing-corn-thanksgiving-science-activity/.

Don't have a lot of space? Try some simple kid-based yoga videos on YouTube and meditation Apps. In fact, even if you have space - try the yoga and meditation with your children. It's a great break from your day!

Calendars! Calendars! Calendars!

It's a well-known fact that all children (and adults!) thrive on structure, especially our community at The Center for Discovery.

Use a calendar to challenge your little (or big) ones. Are they builders? Do they like Legos? Blocks? K'nex? Create a construction challenge for each day that outlines a different activity with their item of choice.

Decorate for spring! Here in the Northeast, we've had quite a mild winter and the crocuses are beginning to show their purple flowers. Challenge your children to make arts and crafts each day to decorate your home. Tissue-paper flowers brighten everyone's day!

Kindness matters. At The Center, kindness and compassion are at the heart of our work with our residents and students with complex conditions. Make a list of loved ones - especially those who may be isolated by themselves. Put their names on a calendar day. On that specific day, call to check up on them. Have the kids use FaceTime or Skype or any other platform to show they care.

There's power in the written word. If you have a budding writer, use a calendar challenge to create short stories or poems each day.

The art of the letter. Bring back the art of writing a letter. Reach out to grandparents, aunts, uncles, cousins and friends - both far and near.

Make a coupon book! Have the children make lists of things they love to do. Ice skate? Make a coupon for ice skating at your local rink. The movies? Another coupon. Climbing a ropes course? There's a coupon for that, too! Staple them all together and save for when things return to normal with the understanding that your children can turn in the coupon for a fun time with their loved ones.

Slow it Down

Remember all those pictures saved on your phone? Start organizing them into digital albums.

Books! Books! Books! Designate an hour each afternoon or evening to sit together and read aloud a picture book. Kids too old? Just cozy up on the couch and read. TV - off!

Game Night (or day)! Get those competitive juices going and play some board games - or even simple card games.

Movie Night! Grab some snacks (healthy, of course) and head to the couch for some old family favorites. Make a calendar with each family member's choice and day of "showing."

Jim Cashen, Assistant Chief of the Integrated Arts Department at The Center for Discovery, emphasizes the importance of being a role model, "Please continue to model proper handwashing and social distancing habits. Let's try and remember our kids are looking to us for reassurance, strength, and hope during this uncertain and unprecedented time. We will persevere."

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SAFE INDOOR AND OUTDOOR ACTIVITIES FOR FAMILIES IN THE TIME OF CORONAVIRUS - The Center For Discovery

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As more and more school systems close and families across the country follow mandates and start to socially distance themselves in order to help stop the spread of the coronavirus, parents are scrambling for ideas on how to occupy their children - off the grid.

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NASA, JPL, and Google bring the real surface of Mars to your browser.

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Dive in without getting wet! Your National Marine Sanctuary System protects a network of underwater parks encompassing more than 620,000 square miles of marine and Great Lakes waters, and now you can visit these amazing places in the blink of an eye. From the thriving kelp forests of Channel Islands to the treasured coral reefs of the Florida Keys, few places on the planet can compete with the wonders of the National Marine Sanctuary System. Come along as we experience these underwater treasures through virtual reality.

Check out the Next Generation Science Standard lesson plans for grades 6-8 that complement the VR videos to go deeper. For younger audiences, explore the VR activity, facts, and drawing sheets.

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Welcome to Virtual School Activities for all ages! A collection of sites to live webcams, virtual tours/trips, and other miscellaneous fun educational sites. (This site is updated every few days, so to see the latest links be sure to refresh the site if you’re a return visitor!)

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Resources for parents, teachers and anyone who works with children. We've got thousands of fun kids activities like kids crafts, worksheets, coloring pages, printable mazes, dot to dot, hidden pictures and more.

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Kids crafts, free worksheets, kids activities, coloring pages, printable mazes and much more at AllKidsNetwork.com. Lots of crafts for kids plus hundreds of printable worksheets, over 3,000 coloring pages, printable mazes, dot to dot, hidden pictures and tons of activities for kids.

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Explore parent resources to help you raise kind, curious and resilient children. Find parenting tips, hands-on activities, games, and apps featuring your child’s favorite PBS KIDS characters.

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Your care and support can make a huge impact in the life of a young child. Sesame Street is here to provide you with resources to help bring joyful moments.

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SUPER WHY, the animated television series and interactive website, helps children ages 3-6 learn key reading skills, including alphabet, rhyming, spelling and reading comprehension, through interactive storybook adventures.

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Learn Letters and Alphabets by playing the ABC games. The games offer a range of interesting exercises to help kids easily learn all the letters. These alphabet games are fun for everyone.

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Preschool math games help students learn about math in a fun and interactive way. Here are some of the things students will learn when they're playing games that are focused on preschool math. In preschool, students start learning basic math. They begin identifying shapes, including circles, squares, triangles, rhombuses, rectangles, stars, and hearts. They also learn how to count up to twenty, and they learn how to count objects. Additionally, preschoolers study how to write out numbers and draw shapes. Math games help preschoolers master these various skills.

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Are you looking for ways to help your kindergartener learn math? Try playing kindergarten math games. When they use games, your kindergartener will enjoy learning about math. In kindergarten, students begin studying basic addition and subtraction. They learn the names of complex shapes, the basics of how to tell time, and how to count to higher numbers. They also study ones and tens place values and how to compare two numbers to each other. Math games for kindergarten incorporate these skills. Some games test kindergarteners' ability to use a calculator. Others teach students to count by twos, fives, and tens. You'll also find games that improve students' ability to add and subtract. There are also games that teach your kindergartener how to apply the math lessons they learned in school to real-life situations. For example, one game teaches kindergarteners how to identify coins and add them together to buy small items. Games like this one help students understand why math is so important for their daily life. These math games will help kindergarteners prepare for their lessons in school. They'll also help them get ready to learn about even more complex math theories in first grade.

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Learn about social studies and play games with your favorite PBS KIDS characters like Elmo, Daniel Tiger, Molly of Denali, and Let's Go Luna!

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On-demand videos for kindergarten skills to help students who may not know how to go about the questions. If a student needs a reminder course and their teacher is not available, there are video tutorials ready to Let our amazing team of math teachers go over lessons that pertain to the math skill the student is working on.

Students learn how to use the scratchpad to better figure out the problem.

Refresher courses on counting, shapes, and other math skills for kindergarteners.

Age-friendly lessons from math teachers who understand where students can sometimes need help.

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Kindergarten math - Practice representing and comparing whole numbers with sets of objects and begin to add and subtract. Describe and compare shapes and space.

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Visit us daily for a full serving of learning fun and educational videos for children brimming with active participation. We will be featuring some of our most popular Learning Station songs filled with active participation, nursery rhymes, brain breaks for the classroom, learning videos, camp songs, dance, holiday songs, action songs, and our very popular move and freeze dance songs for children.

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Making learning fun and simple! With billions of views, Super Simple Songs is a trusted resource for parents and teachers around the world. Our library of nursery rhymes, original songs, and animated videos are perfect for children between the ages of 1 and 8. Each video is carefully crafted to engage young viewers and make learning new concepts such as colors, counting, animals and more both fun and simple!
Our channel features a diverse range of fun characters, including: • Finny the Shark
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