Is your home learning environment up and running for the school year? Great! Are you familiar with helpful learning apps? And while you may have a nice desk set up in your kid’s room, plenty of times they want to be where you are. So the kitchen table becomes homework central. Aside from having supplies on hands that they may need (graphing paper, calculators, etc.), you can build your child’s learning with some pretty swanky available tools such as:
Learning Apps for Homework Support
Babbel: A subscription-based app offering lessons in 14 languages. Babbel Live offers online tutoring classes, too.
Duolingo: A free, game-like app an website that helps users learn languages. Lessons are personalized to the user’s level and pace. Forty-three languages are included.
Epic!: A kids subscription-based reading and learning platform with a huge library offering books and videos for ages 12 and younger.
Lingokids: Personalized content and activities for kids ages 2 – 8. Explore learning activities like math, reading and more.
Osmo: Combines physical play with digital interactions to create personalized learning experiences in subjects like math, reading, and creativity.
PhotoMath: Scan any math problem with the app to get step-by-step explanations and accurate solutions.
Rewordify: A free reading and vocabulary tool for building reading fluency and vocab. It simplifies texts to help kids better understand what they’re reading.
Socratic by Google: A free app that uses AI and search technologies to help kids at the high school and university level understand their school work.
Speech Blubs: Helps children with speech delays improve their pronunciation and language skills through interactive exercises.
Tynker: Offers coding courses with adaptive learning paths that adjust based on your child’s progress and understanding.
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