Monday, May 11, 2020

E-Learning For Kids interactive website

I just stumbled across the website E-Learning for Kids- it has tons of content applicable for a number of levels and in various subjects. You may gravitate toward Language Arts, but note that the other topics have content for teaching many language underpinnings (e.g. concepts in the Math activities, description in the Science activities. The lessons here would be good for screen sharing and having students verbalize choices, or with cursor control, and have engaging animations. I am adding E-Learning for Kids to the Teletherapy Resource List.


This activity in the Science area is about describing and categorizing based on smell (lots of 5 Senses activities in Science here). I also like that the Science area has theme related to places around the world.

5 comments:

  1. Thanks for sharing this fantastic resource for interactive e-learning for kids! It's inspiring to see the integration of technology in education. If you're interested in delving deeper into the world of e-learning and learning management systems, check out this guide on How to Build a Learning Management System: https://www.cleveroad.com/blog/how-to-build-a-learning-management-system/. It offers valuable insights into creating effective platforms for modern education. Happy learning!

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  3. Interesting post. My colleague had a project: the development of educational platforms like E-Learning for Kids, and now I understand why he built MVP first. To give you even more value, I advise reading a detailed guide on building MVP at https://solveit.dev/blog/guide-mvp-development. Just as E-Learning for Kids provides a well-rounded learning experience, the emphasis on building an MVP underscores the importance of delivering a streamlined and easy-to-use educational tool. I think it all comes down to building the foundation for the profitable and successful app and implementing best educational practices.

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  4. Thanks for sharing about E-Learning for Kids! It sounds like a valuable resource for educators. I'm particularly interested in the engaging animations you mentioned. I'll definitely check it out to find out more about how it can enhance the learning experience.

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