2 - 8 Years | Readers Are Built

Sorgen Sie dafür, dass die Bildschirmzeit Ihrer Kinder eine Lernmöglichkeit bietet. Lernvideos können das Lernen spannend und unterhaltsam gestalten. Achten Sie auf Videos, die gemeinsame Aktivitäten für Eltern und Kinder ermöglichen. Die Bildschirmzeit sollte jedoch beaufsichtigt werden. Hier sind einige Empfehlungen.

Vaivén de Palabras

Designed for you and your child to use together in Spanish! Includes games, songs and activity ideas that can be the start of many back-and-forth conversations, which prepare children to read.

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Photo Play

Use dozens of stickers, talk balloons, and emojis to decorate, talk about, and play hide and seek with your favorite family photos!

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Animal Antics

Create a story with your child by taking turns with your child to make animals say funny things as they visit a store, a library, a construction site, and more!

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PBS Parents Play and Learn

Learning games that parents can play with children that connect reading and math skills to everyday experiences.

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Sesame Street

Watch videos and play fun, educational games designed to teach your child school readiness skills and to help them grow smarter, stronger, and kinder

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Meet the Alphablocks

Help your child learn letters and their sounds by tapping each Alphablock to life and hear them sing their line from the Alphablocks song.

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TappyBooks

Pairs colourful flashcards, read‑aloud storybooks and real‑world sounds to teach 100+ first words in English.

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Baby Phone & Kids Games

Turns screen time into smart playtime with calls and video chats to their favorite characters from Lucas & Friends. Each call features cute voices, cheerful music, and funny conversations that teach social interaction and listening.

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ABC Spelling - Spell and Phonics

A colorful and easy to use educational game that helps young children learn the alphabet, sound out words, and associate letters with pictures.

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ABC Kids - Tracing and Phonics

Enjoy a series of tracing games that help kids recognize letter shapes, associate them with phonic sounds, and put their alphabet knowledge to use in fun matching exercises.

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Kids Toddler and Preschool Games

From color sorting to memory puzzles, this app is packed with activities that promote essential early childhood skills while keeping your child entertained and curious.

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ABC Alphabet Phonics

Exciting educational game that helps your child learn the ABC by sight, sound, and touch.

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Small Wonders

Designed for you and your child to use together! Includes games, songs and activity ideas that can be the start of many back-and-forth conversations, which prepare children to read.

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Babys hören aufmerksam zu, wenn man mit ihnen spricht. Sprechen lehrt sie Sprache und hilft ihnen so, die Welt um sich herum zu verstehen. Stellen Sie Fragen, zeigen Sie auf die Welt um sie herum, beschreiben Sie, was Sie beim Kochen tun, und integrieren Sie neue Wörter, um ihren Wortschatz zu erweitern. Je mehr Wörter Ihr Kind hört, desto besser wird es später lesen lernen.

Ages 2-8 Years

Entwickeln Sie Vorlesefähigkeiten mithilfe dieser umfangreichen Sammlung von Aktivitäten und Lehrvideos.

Help them learn categories of items. For example, when eating or getting dressed, pick a category, like shoes. Name the different types: "sandals!" "boots!" "sneakers!"

Let your child control the book, even if it is upside down.

Add to what your toddler says. If they say “banana,” you can say, “Do you want a banana? That’s a very healthy fruit.”

After asking a question, silently count to ten to give them plenty of time to respond.

Respond to what your child says. If they say “truck,” you can say, “We saw a truck today.”

Ask "how", "what," and "why" questions about what they are watching on TV.

Ask open-ended questions about things they see, such as “Where do you think all those birds are flying?”

Ask open-ended questions. Instead of "Did you like the park?", ask "What was the funniest thing that happened at the park today?"

Ask open-ended questions about animals around them, such as “When do you think the raccoon will sleep if he is up all night?”

Talk about the letters in their name. Say each letter name and sound.

Expand their vocabulary by using interesting words. For example, you can say “enormous” instead of “big.”