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     • Kids can see recommendations for apps, games, books, and videos to find new ways to play and learn. Play Teacher-approved apps and games Kids Space comes with apps and games from Google Play that have been approved by teachers and children’s education & media specialists.
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   How do you teach a child a video game?

   • The teacher or caregiver shouldn’t feel they must have all the answers. Encourage conversation and reflection to connect the game with the real world. This could take the form of parents talking to their kids or kids talking about the game with their own social networks. How to recognize video games that engage kids of all ages in learning.

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   Can a child use Google Play?

   • If you manage your child’s Google Account with Family Link, they can use Google Play. Note: Your child’s Chromebook needs Chrome OS 71 or up to use apps from Google Play.

   Google Play & your child's Google Account

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   What makes a good game for kids?

   • A good game puts the learning first and doesn’t rely on bells and whistles to motivate kids to engage with its content. Leave room for kids to explore and solve problems independently, as figuring out the rules is half the fun. The teacher or caregiver shouldn’t feel they must have all the answers.

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   How can online games help a child develop social skills?

   • Emphasize skills like persistence or working through frustration. Games provide a valuable opportunity to reinforce social emotional learning in addition to academic competencies. Recognize that these games provide children with a chance to build social connections and that during the pandemic, online games have been a major social support.

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   How can a game help you learn more?

   • Helping players make connections with real systems and authentic problems — for example, focusing on conceptual math, rather than drilling addition facts. Many adults have a tendency to truncate or limit game time, but it’s important to understand that fun and learning can often be one and the same.

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   What makes a good learning game?

   • “What’s really motivating about a good learning game is the learning,” says Louisa Rosenheck, researcher at MIT’s Education Arcade Lab and a an adjunct lecturer at HGSE. “Humans like to learn, and we like to get better at things.”

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3. families.google › kidsspaceIntroducing Kids Space – Google - Google Families

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   Kids Space. A kids mode with high-quality, age-appropriate content to empower kids to safely learn, grow and play online, available on select Android tablets. Designed with kids’ curiosity in mind. Whether it’s animals or art projects, kids become little experts on the things they love.

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   Can a neural network learn to recognize doodles? See how well it does with your drawings and help teach it, just by playing.

5. blog.google › technology › familiesExplore Kids Space: A way to nurture your kid's curiosity

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   Aug 31, 2020 · By selecting their interests, your kids will see new and engaging content to read, play and make. Kids can even customize their experience by creating their own character. Kids Space features daily content recommendations, fun facts and silly jokes.

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   What are some supplemental learning activities for kids? Find high-quality apps, games, and activities recommended by experts. Teacher Approved Apps on Google Play help you find apps, games, and books that are reviewed and highly rated by teachers for learning at home.

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   Children under 13, or the applicable age in your country or region, with supervised Google Accounts managed with Family Link, can create a Play Games profile to represent their gaming identity....

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   Interland is an adventure-packed online game that puts the key lessons of digital citizenship and safety into hands-on practice. Play your way to being Internet Awesome.

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    To better support game-based learning, educators and caregivers can: Talk to kids about what they’re playing on their computers. A great starter question is “what have you figured out?” Emphasize skills like persistence or working through frustration.