Your child’s draw to technology can actually be used for a lot of learning and skill building.
Tech is driving the future. And your child can learn and practice important science, math, and tech skills right on their tablets. Or in their playroom.
This week’s blog dives into some of the best ways to use technology to bring more learning to your child’s day.
Whether your child loves Roblox, Minecraft, or Fortnite, learning their gaming style and preferences can kickstart all kinds of new conversations.
Need a little help getting the chat started? Check out our favorite gaming conversation starters!
Looking for a new homeschooling style, or to add more fun learning time to your afternoon and weekends? Gameschooling may be the answer.
Many of Roblox’s most popular horror games can be perfect for practicing important life skills. Let’s turn down the lights and fire up those tablets as we explore some of the best horror games for kids.
In today’s read, we’ll explore how gamers improve their goal-setting (and achieving) skills with video games.
In today’s read, we’re breaking down exactly what your child’s Roblox avatar is, the options for personalization, and why these tiny details mean so much to your kiddos. Jump in!
Is Rainbow Friends (Chapter 1 and Chapter 2) right for your child? Get tips from Kinjo’s experts on which age range it’s best for, the skills your child can learn, and even how to play so you can join in the conversation (or even play yourself). Let’s go!
Kinjo is an app that rewards your child for making better gaming and screen time choices. From Roblox, to YouTube, to Minecraft and beyond – Kinjo’s vision is to level up the learning across your child’s online time. And we’ve started delivering on this vision through the ever-popular Roblox.
How to give your child more autonomy (without losing your sanity). We’ll be reviewing the ages and stages where kids crave (and often demand) autonomy, the benefits of giving your child more freedom, and explain how Roblox can play a role in a more freedom-filled day.
More and more research shows the benefits of play-based learning. To really learn the skills they need to succeed, kids and adults alike need more play. Read how online environments are a great place to learn through play.
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