ABCya operates on a FREEMIUM model—it's free to use but offers premium features that can be unlocked through payment. It's suitable for kids from preschool to grade 6. Math Playground is a fantastic ...

My kids love to hear the actors read the stories ... You must register with the site in order to view the e-books, but registration is simple and free. ABCya offers reading games for a wide range of ...

Play-based activities create fun opportunities to model empathy and respect for differences. You can use M&M’s to help teach kids about inclusion, fairness, and diversity.

Aaron Blabey, bestselling kids author behind 'The Bad Guys', has signed an eight-figure deal with Macmillan Children’s ...

Dr. Aliza Pressman, a developmental psychologist and author of “The 5 Principles of Parenting," joins TODAY’s Jenna Bush Hager and guest co-host Willie Geist to share advice for parents about how to ...

Granted, I make a poor example: I'm not married and don't have any kids, so maybe I was just ahead of my time. Tyler grew up in Silicon Valley during the '80s and '90s, playing games like Zork and ...

Bay Elementary School celebrated its first-place ranking in the Prodigy web-based game for January and February.

But, what if there were kids’ games that were actually beneficial for little ones? Mind-enhancing games are finally a reality with Pok Pok, the award-winning Montessori app that’s filled with games ...

Whether you’ve got antsy kids at home or in the classroom, a good board game can keep the little ones entertained for hours — not to mention help strengthen their critical-thinking skills.

"If the kids that made the den want to come on a game day to see what we do and join in they are more than welcome to, they are not in trouble. "Me and the team are just concerned for their safety." ...

If you ask us, these are some of the best board games overall and should keep even the most impatient kids busy for a while. They aren't all competitive head-to-heads, either. You'll find a few ...

The next time you’re driving your son or daughter to their game, and you see them engrossed in their phone, Larissa Mills wants you to remember something. "The brain takes 22 minutes to go back ...