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Coding for kids who can’t read yet: screen-free and app ideas
How 3–6-year-olds can learn sequencing, debugging, loops and functions before they read, with floor games, arrow cards, robot play and picture-based apps.
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Guides for parents of 3 to 6 year olds
What we learned building learning games for children who can't read yet, written up so you can use it at home, with or without an app.
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Early math games for preschoolers: counting, the number line and making ten
Simple math games for 3–6-year-olds: counting objects, a straight-line board game, ten-frames, making ten, comparing, sorting and patterns, with age tips.
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Healthy habits for kids aged 3 to 6: food, handwashing and sleep through play
How to teach preschoolers healthy eating, handwashing and good sleep through everyday play, with what the main health guidelines say.
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How to choose a learning app for a preschooler: a 10-point checklist
A practical 10-point checklist for judging any learning app for a 3 to 6 year old who can’t read yet: ads, rewards, mistakes, privacy and more.
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How to teach a preschooler flags and countries
Teach flags and countries to a 3–6-year-old: start with a few, give each a story, paint and puzzle the flags, and bring old ones back over days.
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Phonics order for preschoolers: why s, a, t, p, i, n come first
Why phonics teaches letter sounds in an order like s, a, t, p, i, n, how to say the sounds, and simple ways to practice them at home with a 3–6-year-old.
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Screen time for 3 to 6 year olds: a practical guide for parents
What the WHO and pediatricians say about screen time for 3 to 6 year olds, why quality counts, and how to end a session without a meltdown.
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STEM activities for preschoolers: science and engineering through play
Easy STEM activities for 3 to 6 year olds: build bridges, dig and pour, look through a magnifier, grow plants and race cars down ramps.
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