Showing posts with label Kids. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Kids. Show all posts
Sunday, July 26, 2015
Mira's Announcement Sunday, July 26th, 2015
Check out QuasarKids.wix.com/Learn for some learning activities!
Monday, July 20, 2015
Quasar Kids Learn!
Quasar Kids is blasting off! Orion and Mira have been working hard to learn more about their universe while documenting their adventures. They are currently out exploring the deep sea trying to collect and categorize new and old sea creatures and sea things. This expedition is a challenging one, but the two aquanauts are confident that they will have plenty of cool discoveries to share when they return! The Quasar Kids Learn website has been updated to include a new learning game and it also has a few items on display at the Quasar Kids Spacestation Mall.
Reading
Take your rocket ship to Amazon.com and discover five adventures from the books, Quasar Kids: Alphabet, Numbers, Colors, and Shapes and Quasar Kids: Space A-Z. Each adventure uses colorful illustrations to portray various phenomena, objects, plants, and animals that the main characters, Orion and Mira face. Keep your eyes peeled for their new adventure, Quasar Kids: Under the Sea, coming soon.
Learning
To practice what has been discovered while reading, the learning area includes fun interactive flash cards for the alphabet, numbers, colors, and soon shapes. The letters are illustrated to look like plants, animals, and things around us. The numbers help kids practice number recognition and counting. The colors reinforce color identification. Once the shapes section is complete, it will help kids practice identifying shapes in their surroundings. More will be documented as Mira and Orion complete their new adventures!
Playing
The games section has a couple of interactive learning activities to practice further. There is a memory game that reinforces color identification and a sight words activity that helps kids learn how to spell and say some of the words that are in Orion and Mira's adventures. Watch for new interactive learning games in the future, like a shape sorter!
Reading
Take your rocket ship to Amazon.com and discover five adventures from the books, Quasar Kids: Alphabet, Numbers, Colors, and Shapes and Quasar Kids: Space A-Z. Each adventure uses colorful illustrations to portray various phenomena, objects, plants, and animals that the main characters, Orion and Mira face. Keep your eyes peeled for their new adventure, Quasar Kids: Under the Sea, coming soon.
Learning
To practice what has been discovered while reading, the learning area includes fun interactive flash cards for the alphabet, numbers, colors, and soon shapes. The letters are illustrated to look like plants, animals, and things around us. The numbers help kids practice number recognition and counting. The colors reinforce color identification. Once the shapes section is complete, it will help kids practice identifying shapes in their surroundings. More will be documented as Mira and Orion complete their new adventures!
Playing
The games section has a couple of interactive learning activities to practice further. There is a memory game that reinforces color identification and a sight words activity that helps kids learn how to spell and say some of the words that are in Orion and Mira's adventures. Watch for new interactive learning games in the future, like a shape sorter!
Wednesday, April 17, 2013
The Future
The world is a scary place.
Wars and evil are commonplace.
Childhood is where it all starts.
Let them enjoy the arts.
Let them dream.
Let them balance on the high beam.
Let them explore the sciences around.
Give them music so they'll sing a loud sound.
Give them drumsticks to click and clank.
Give them mathematics by handing them a piggy bank.
Teach them the ways of the past.
Let them dance and have a blast.
Let them speak their mind.
Give them pets so they'll be kind.
Let them draw a colorful cartoon.
Fill them with curiosity about the moon.
Give them water toys so they'll squirt.
Hug them close when they hurt.
They make mistakes that we often suture.
Our children are the future.
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