In case you missed it, in this LearningWorks for Kids Let’s Play we takes on the new game mode in Blizzard Entertainment’s battle arena game Overwatch. Overwatch‘s Arcade section now […]

If you ask most kids what they want to do for breaks and holidays, they may tell you they want to go to Disney World or on an elaborate vacation. […]

Sky Whale is a game that was first introduced on Nickelodeon’s television show Game Shakers. What started as a seventh-grade project (in the show), is now a real-life game. The […]

Epic! is a subscription-based, digital library of 40,000 books (as of March of 2021) aimed at children 12 and under. It includes fiction, non-fiction, STEM, biographies, graphic novels, and DIY […]

Whispersync for Voice is a narration service provided by Amazon and Audible for a selection of Kindle books. This usual incurs an additional fee, though there are some free classics […]

Dora’s Great Big World is a game based on characters from the television show Dora the Explorer. In it, the player visits different islands, each with a mini-game hosted by […]

This week on the LearningWorks for Kids Let’s Play YouTube channel: Ryan and Kevin team up to start a new adventure in Portal 2’s Cooperative game mode!

Portal 2 is […]

Teachers may have the best perspective in identifying kids with ADHD. Even more than parents and psychologists, experienced teachers are able to spot ADHD students among their typically functioning peers. […]

Consider the definition of frustration: the feeling of being upset or annoyed, especially because of an inability to change or achieve something; an event or circumstance that causes one to […]

Certain stereotypes surround extreme athletes. But kids who enjoy skateboarding, snowboarding, and surfing are practicing major executive functions that actually grow their brains and make them calmer, better thinkers. Skateboarding, […]