My 5 year old daughter and I are looking for some *free* websites that we can enjoy together!??

Lauren - posted on 12/26/2010

Try moshi monsters. My daughter loves it. You can create your own monster aswell as playing games that are both educational and fun. You can also set your own password up to ensure safety

Kristal - posted on 03/08/2010

I was going to say PBS kids or disney but I see that has been suggested. You could also try Nick Jr they had good stuff. If she likes Barbies or Pollies there are free websites for them and littlest pet shop tool

Michelle - posted on 03/07/2010

Try starfall.com

pbskids.com

funbrain.com



they are a few that I use in my k -1 classroom

MELISSA - posted on 03/07/2010

My daughter loves LittlestPetShop.com, starfall.com, storylineonline.net, and ZooWorld and Fishville on Facebook

Rebecca - posted on 03/06/2010

my son love pbskids.org.

SHAMEKA - posted on 03/06/2010

WWW.STARFALL.COM ,MY GRLS L;OPVE THAT WEBSITE THEY DO IT AT SCHOOL SO THAT'S WHERE I GOT IT FROM.

Lisa Marie - posted on 03/05/2010

hey sweetie.. pbskids.org is a wonderful site for children, it also has helpful tips for parenting, there is also a reading island on there that is free to sign up, ur daughter can play games to win tickets to get to another level and win prizes!! its very cute and exciting for the children.. My daughter can't get enough of it!!

RACHEL - posted on 03/05/2010

Try Starfall.com, or nick.com

Jen - posted on 03/05/2010

my son and I still find that games that we like to do together are on nickjr.com...formerly noggin. I find that even through we play them over and over again, I don't even find them boring or annoying, and they have lots of possibilities for art projects that we love to do together.

Kristel - posted on 03/05/2010

thanks so much everyone! The feedback has been such a help!

Ashley=) - posted on 03/05/2010

Top marks theres lots of maths games and english games etc my daughters teacher told me about it because the use them at her school.so just type in top marks.

Jennifer - posted on 03/05/2010

www.pbskids.org has a lot of learning games, stories, and all kind or other activities on it. My 6 year old and 4 year old loves it.

Emma - posted on 03/05/2010

type in google Kid rocket it's a child safe browser with games and has recommendations built in my 5 yr old loves it nd she loves having her own browser

JEAN - posted on 03/04/2010

mrs stratton , try this one... just type alphabet games and then you can select from there ... its fun and educational...my four year old son loves it...hope your kid too...ah try alphabet games/PBS KIDS

Yvette - posted on 03/04/2010

My kids love starfall.com too! It's a great website. Also,www.firstschoolyears.com has some good activities. My daughter needs to work on her cvc words to pass kinder. I did a search for cvc words and firstschoolyears.com popped up. Pretty cool a lot of downloads and ideas aside of online activities. Depends what you are looking for.

Rolé - posted on 03/04/2010

My 5 year old also loves pbskids.org and this one - www.boowakwala.com. Lots of fun with songs, games, puzzles, etc. You can also try www.peepandthebigwideworld.com.

Shanley - posted on 03/04/2010

fisher price has some good games

Keisha - posted on 03/04/2010

www.starfall.com is excellent and so is www.abcya.com! I love the fact that my son is getting off and NickJr.com and into these. They're really very good sites.

Erin - posted on 03/04/2010

bubblebox.com is a good one. be careful with miniclips.com. I got viruses from that one last year.

Cathy - posted on 03/04/2010

My daughter loves, pbskids.com.

Jenifer - posted on 03/04/2010

Crayola.com is a good idea if you want to get ideas to do besides just the online games. They have coloring pages and puzzles, and activities to print-out and do. I think they even have an application where you can color a picture by clickingon the the colored crayons. Have fun. I think it's great that you are spending quality time with your child. Don't forget about other things too, though. Like pretend play,and singing. :-)

Melissa - posted on 03/04/2010

My kids love Moshi Monsters. It is free, but you can upgrade for more activities. They have a daily set of quizzes that you earn rocks ($$) to buy things for your Moshi house. They may be a little difficult for a 5 year old, but she might enjoy some of it. My kids have learned more about international flags than I ever have by playing Moshi.

Kathleen - posted on 03/03/2010

starfall.com
it is a website that my daughters school uses for inclass teaching. It is free and has games based on education?

Laura - posted on 03/03/2010

The one site both my 4-year-old daughter and my 9-year-old son enjoy is www.miniclip.com

Lots of different kinds of games for them.

Angel - posted on 03/03/2010

www.sproutonline.com This one is cool cuz you can set up email addresses and teach the kids how to do email. Also all the prout and pbs shows have games, printouts and such. They can also watch clips of episodes. My kids learn sign language from this site. Very fun stuff.

Melissa - posted on 03/02/2010

sproutonline.com is fun too!

Carly - posted on 03/02/2010

My 5 year old loves the C Beebies website, especially the Big and Small House, and the Charlie and Lola games.

Heidi - posted on 03/02/2010

My neighbour just told me about a great kid friendly website called Kidzui....I downloaded it for my son (he's 6) and he just loves it.

Paula - posted on 03/02/2010

Check out www.nickjr.com. There are lots of educational games with Dora, Diego and many other characters on the shows on the Nickelodeon channel.

Rebecca - posted on 03/02/2010

my daughters love the bbc kids site, ceebeebies i think it's called. but for things that keep parents and kids engaged :| i dunno... let us know if you find any.

Wendy - posted on 03/02/2010

My daughter is 5 and absolutely loves pbs.com and the disney website. She also plays on my 10 yr old son's school website.. lots of learning games. Maybe one of your local schools has a site similar. My daughter actually started putting words together many, many months ago and now she is reading! She knows the months of the year, days of the week, alphabet, she's adding numbers, and can "sorta" tell time! She is also bilingual, which has alot to do with my hubby! But, I couldn't be prouder!!! She only turned 5 on Feb 13th! Good luck and happy hunting!

Melanie - posted on 03/01/2010

http://www.bbc.co.uk/schools/typing/ this is one of my daughters favorites. and i dont know how much you facebook. but some of those games are cute as all get out and you can play them together. like letting her clean your house on petville. or help you pick what to plant on farmville. lots of fun.

Joan - posted on 03/01/2010

i do pbskids.com and playhousedisney.com, my son is six and he likes it.

Elizabeth - posted on 03/01/2010

I remember that there was a website that went along with the PBS Kids shows (Dragon Tales, Zaboomafoo, etc...) that had activities and stuff. Try googling "PBS Kids". Good luck!

Jamie - posted on 03/01/2010

www.starfall.com my 5 year old loves that website!