My sister is in kindergarten and wants a fun website. Any ideas?
Hey you can go for http://www.gudli.com for free kids learning game site.
Gudli has educational games for kids on the following subjects : Math Games, Language Arts, Animal and Nature Games, Word Games, Art and Music Games, Logic Games, Memory Games, Hand-Eye Coordination Games, Preschool Games, Keyboarding Games and Geography Games. We frequently add new educational games so check us out regularly.
Hope this would help you….
Im trying to learn Japanese and I thought it’d be fun to watch some of their educational programs and I dont know a lot so I thought it would be good to start from the beginning so any educational ones would be good but Id really prefer preschool level right now. Thanky!
how about this video at YouTube?
one day at a Youchien 幼稚園 = Kindergarten.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nqTXncLvHI
- profanity allowed in stories {I’m really a sailor. Sad but true}
- speak of illegal activity {not encouraging it but saying that it happens}
- Not Wattpad. I already have one.
thanks in advance for any websites.
www.storymash.com
Also, it’s free.
I recently applied to a few online writing website and earlier today stumbled upon a blog of angry people accusing essaywriters.net of being a scam and not paying them any money.
This led me to thinking if any of the websites I applied to can be trusted, apparently even academia-research is a fraud:-
Please advice of the following website and some more which include
4writers.net, asia writers.net, kpwriting.net .
if you want to earn something from the website.then use the hub pages .if you are using then worked hard and give maximum time to it
and not just a few, but like more than 20 customer reviews of each product
i like Cnet for electronics but if you are looking for just the everyday item Amazon has pretty honest reviews from customers.
My third grader is having difficulties in math. He really is struggling with borrowing in subtraction and I am not the best person to explain the rules to him. He is now learning probability which I cannot help him with at all. Is anyone aware of any fun websites with games that will help him learn math effectively? I don’t even care if I have to pay for it, I just want him to understand what he is learning and enjoy math. Thank you!
well.. there’s two i know. i’m not sure if it’s that good. so you should check them out yourself.
http://www.mymaths.co.uk/ – this is not mainly on games. just an interactive way of teaching a person on maths. it has every syllabus you want as well as every topic. this is a very trustworthy site, since our school uses it with us during maths lessons as well. (that’s right, it even has secondary school standards) problem is, you need to sign in and everything. i’m not sure if you need to pay since it was our SCHOOL which gave us our pw and usernames.
there’s this other one which is mainly on games: http://coolmath4kids.com/
honestly, it was recommended by our PRIMARY school teachers so it should be quite reliable as well.
i fully recommend the first one (i’ve only been on the second one a long time ago) but please check both sites out because i do not know your childs background. good luck!
(and as an alternative suggestion, try giving him a NICE maths tutor? definitely a nice one since you don’t want him to be pushed so hard at such an early age right?)
good luck!
I am making a Kindergarten Lesson plan on counting and sorting numbers 0-30. And I am supposed to make a Graphic organizer as well. I saw some graphic organizers on educational websites. I just don’t know which one to use and how to incorporate it into the lesson. Please help me. The only one i can think of is the KWL chart. Would that be a good idea? Thanks.
IF you like that than yes.
I am in a Child Development class where high school students develop creative, hands-on, interactive, and intellectual lesson plans for the preschool the high schoolers run. The children are mostly age 3, some are 4 years old. Any teachers or moms on here that have websites with or know any creative, hands-on, interactive lesson plans that help children learn physically, intellectually, emotionally, and socially and also help with gross/fine motor skills? Our theme is snow/winter and we don’t have that many activities planned yet.Thanks so much!
I have a site suitable for preschool and kindergarten. Scroll down this page, http://www.kindergarten-lessons.com/winter_theme.html, for lots of science and math type activities. One of my students’ favorites was when I would fill the water table with snow, sprinkle some diluted food coloring on top, and let them experiment with filling various size and shaped containers with snow.
Art and literature ideas too.
Sincerely,
Patricia
I want to write stories and post them online, but not as in publishing them. Like, I just want to put my stories online so people can tell me if its good or not, and give me tips to make my writing better. I don’t want you guys to just give me lists, I would rather prefer you give me websites that you’ve actually had or have an account on and say the good and bad sides of it please! thanks
www.writerscafe.org is my recommendation. It’s easiest for me to load and navigate through the website. I can also keep my work private to only members. I haven’t been a member long enough to have any bad sides yet. So far, it’s my favorite writing website.
The only other website I have been a part of is www.fictionpress.com. I don’t like it because it’s way too hard trying to upload my story. My friend had to do it for me because I couldn’t understand and it was really confusing. Most people tend to like this one I think.
You should just check out different writing websites and find the one best for you. Good luck 
Is there a manga reading website with official translations like the ones in book stores? or just translations with no cusses.
http://www.mangatraders.com/
Whats wrong? Can’t handle swearing in a fictional comic book?
