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A free website to teach children to read with phonics. 
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Deakin University health researchers have found pre-schoolers who play interactive video games, such as Wii, have better motor skills.
The researchers, in collaboration with a colleague from the University of Wollongong, conducted a pilot study of 53 pre-schoolers to see if there was an association between playing electronic games and the children’s fundamental movement skills. The results showed that object control motor skills, such as kicking, catching, throwing a ball, were better in the children who played interactive games. Via Peter Mellow
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There are things in life I don't understand. The rules of rugby. The continuing success of David Guetta. How to do an overhead kick on Fifa 12. Via Peter Mellow
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Welcome to Club Penguin, a virtual world for kids guided by an unwavering commitment to safety and creativity...
A good online game for young children. Free (at a basic level) and lots of fun! Lots of parties and safe chat options for young kids.
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Chris O’Brien of Mercury News believes learning how to make video games in K-12 schools can be a real possibility. His nine-year-old son asked him one day if the two of them could make a game, and in his journey to answer his son’s question, O’Brien learned of a growing network of educators and researchers focused on teaching kids how to make games. Via Peter Mellow
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