My Take
Khan Academy Kids is a tool that I will use throughout the school year, and it is great as parents can create their children a "at home" account where they can do educational activities in a engaging and kid friendly platform. I see it being incredibly useful when it comes to building reading skills for young students.
How I Use It
Khan Academy Kids is great for Pre-K to grade 2 students to build upon and learn skills such as reading. It offers a individual pathway fro each student based on how they are doing and what they made need more time with. It is also a great individual task activity that I will utilize when working in stations or while I have a small group session.
More community reviews for Khan Academy Kids
Cassidy H.
December 13, 2023
Wonderful free resource
Like other Khan Academy products, this app provides real lessons that are truthfully supportive of a child's learning process. The lessons are structured in a great way for children of this age range and the app is very user-friendly for children. It is a great resource that does not require a subscription.
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Jose M.
September 28, 2021
Great app for kids to develop critical thinking skills.
My niece have been using the app for over 5 months now and that's all she likes to play on her tablets because the activities are endless and she gets happy whenever she moves to the nest lesson, it gives her a sense of accomplishment.
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Leona D.
Manasquan, NJ
September 28, 2021
Great Product for Children! I can see my nephew loving this!
I loved how this app spoke to me and allowed me to listen back. The little animals seem like they would be very engaging for children, they are even entertaining for adults in my opinion. In the math world problem section, I liked how it takes the child through every step by itself and isolates what important steps they would need to take when doing it on their own. The colors are very vibrant, too. Also, it eased into the more difficult work before requesting that the child complete more of the challenging tasks. The app uses words like "oops" and "yay" which would be very relatable for a seven-year-old.
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