100 plus activities and Free Resources To Keep Your Kids busy In The Times Of Corona
100 plus activities and Free Resources To Keep Your Kids busy In The Times Of Corona
It’s been a few days since there has been a lockdown in my city and I am already breathing heavily. Locked in the house, with bored kids and a restless husband can be a task. Which is why I thought, it was time to make a list which will be useful for you to keep them engaged, full of free resources form the internet and some activity ideas from maaofallblogs.
1. 51 Activities to do with your preschooler
52. 20 Indoor Activities For School Going Kids
73. https://www.e-learningforkids.org/
It’s a free and fun digital education for children worldwide … for childhood learning on the internet available from anywhere and without charge.
- Ted Ed
https://ed.ted.com
All sorts of engaging educational videos - Kids Maths Games
Sudokus, puzzles, money problems in a fun way.
Lesson plans, flashcards, worksheets, craft sheets and more free resources for kids.
- National Geographic Kids
https://www.natgeokids.com/uk/
Activities and quizzes for younger kids. - National Geographic Kids – You Tube
Videos featuring animals, pet and fun science information. - Free Science Games For Kids To do At Home
Safe Science experiments you can do at home
- British Council
https://www.britishcouncil.org/school-resources/find
Lots of English resources for kids learning of all ages.
https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/learning-english
Many activities for improving a kid’s English reading and writing skills.
- Geography Games
https://world-geography-games.com/world.html
Geography is hardly a favourite when you are in school and these games can make even Geography fun. - Red Ted Art
https://www.redtedart.com
Fun art and crafts for your little ones
- Duolingo
https://www.duolingo.com
Crash Course Kids to learn new languages
86. Amazon Alexa kids games and resources
various skills, games and resources.
87. Google home games and activities for kids
This is a good article to know how Google home can use for free resources and games for kids.
88. Free learn-from-home with 20+ days of learning and activities from Scholastic.
https://classroommagazines.
89. With this you can go on a virtual tour of 12 famous museums.
https://www.travelandleisure.
90. From preschool to 12th grade!
https://allinonehomeschool.
91. List of thinking games by grade: https://allinonehomeschool.
92. Splash Learn
A complete K5 Maths learning program for your kids
Here the kids get to do word challenges from Dr. Suess and play other games too.
94. Turtle diary
With puzzles, games, resources, colouring sheets and more for kids upto grade 5.
95. Creative Bug
Online art, craft videos to keep your kids busy.
96. Storyline Online
Videos of stories for kids. The videos are very engaging.
97. PBS Kids
98. Make Kids practice yoga. Cosmic Kids Yoga
If you were planning to introduce it to your kids, there is no better time. Here is what you can start with, principles of yoga, explain the chakras in our body to them and get them to basic practice of breathing and some simple asanas.
99. 10 Easy And Low-Cost Activities To Help Your Child Develop Fine Motor Skills
Best time to work with your toddler. Every activity doesn’t need fancy costly toys, activities can be made at home.
100. Give Them online resources to read. Children Library
Reading is still the best thing they can do.
I do hope you parents find this list useful and enough to cope with these times.
Until next time, may God keep us all safe and sane in the times of Corona Virus!
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It is indeed a task to keep kids engaged constructively. It’s the time to be used up well to increase bonding and augment the EQ, IQ and other quotients in positive ways. I am loving the list you sent. Specially the Maths K5 learning program
Nice Collection of the activities list. thank you it’s helpful to all parents