Monday, March 1, 2021
Post #6 Learning Games
In my studies as an Early Childhood Education Major I have come across a few fun learning games that students can play at home after school to keep there brain stimulated. The first one I want to talk about is Preschool & Kindergarten Games and yes, that is the name of the app. It includes 30 interactive educational games for your PreK and kindergarten students. These games include lessons that are used by millions of parents and teachers to help educate and entertain young children. As your PreK child progresses through these lessons they get to earn stickers to add to their board, rewarding them for learning and playing! This is a perfect collection of educational games for little kids. Another excellent game for your students if TinyTap. • TinyTap is the #1 kids app for parents who want to turn their kid’s screen time into an active learning experience. It is fun and rewarding for both the child and the child's parents. TinyTap turns screen time into learning time and students will not know the difference. In a very similar set up of a game we have Kindergarten Learning Games! Something I noticed while researching learning games for PreSchoolers is that most of the names given to the games are exactly what you put in the search bar making finding these games very easy. With Kindergarten Learning Games! your students can learn ABCs, Numbers, Colors, Shapes, and more. Kids will recieve all essential learning activities necessary to best prepare your child for success in preschool and kindergarten curriculum. This is a fantasic series of fun educational games with little cartoon aliens to captivate your kids, this game is perfect for ages 2-6. Lastly I would like to talk about Thinkrolls: Kings & Queens game. • Thinkrolls Kings & Queens is a game filled with the adventure of logic and some simple physics. Students can practise reasoning, memory, and problem solving skills in this challenging puzzle game that students love playing and learning with. This game has over 200 unique puzzles inside 12 fairytale castles, toothy crocodiles, goofy ghosts and a friendly dragon. The downside of this game is that it is not free, it cost $6.99, however, it is still an excellent brain stimulating game that is great for helping students build memory strength.
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