Kindergarten Activities

Telling children to learn on the computer is a pretty futile task, because it’s impossible to keep them from playing something when you’re not looking. However, the two activities can be combined into something both fun and educational, at least if enough effort goes into the idea. Thankfully, there are many such examples you can find after a brief Internet search.

Kindergarten Activities has a pretty self-explanatory name, and it’s actually as straightforward as the name implies. As such, the game is designed to provide kindergarten students with a variety of challenges and puzzles that should theoretically help them develop their critical thinking. Not only that, but they can also have fun at the same time.

Each question has a single correct answer, and the concepts tackled by the game are pretty simple. They vary from basic calculation to shape recognition, which should be just right for young children learning the ropes. On top of that, the game also comes with a special mode dedicated to preschool children, which obviously features simpler questions.

It’s quite simple to solve each puzzle if you have a basic understanding of how computers work, especially since you can only use the mouse to do so. Hence, drag-and-drop or simple clicks are all you need in order to find the solution. Sometimes children might need a bit more time to figure out the questions, but most of them are worded simply enough to be understood from the first try.

As for the graphics, everything is as colorful as possible, which makes it a real joy to keep playing, even when things get tough. On the other hand, the resolution is a bit too low, which is a clear sign that the game was designed with mobile devices in mind. Even so, it shouldn’t be too much of a bother, especially for children.

Even if Kindergarten Activities might be a bit too short for more serious purposes, children can still have a lot of fun with it. The great thing is that they also learn a few things while they’re at it.