Keep your child learning at home with a discounted year of ABCMouse for $45
With schools across the world closed due to social distancing measures, ensuring your child continues to receive a good education at home is crucial. Luckily, there are a number of sites that make learning fun for kids and help to keep them occupied while their usual school routine is on hiatus.
ABCMouse and Adventure Academy are two great examples that mix a carefully designed curriculum for children of various ages with online games and puzzles, and right now you can score a one-year membership to either service for only $45 when you sign up before May 15. Both of these services usually cost $10 per month, but today’s offer brings the monthly cost down to just $3.75 each.
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ABCMouse and Adventure Academy online learning for kids
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ABCMouse is perfect for kids from as young as just two years old up through kids in the 2nd grade. Meanwhile, Adventure Academy is a better resource for your older children and intended for those in 3rd grade through 8th grade. There’s also the sister site Reading IQ which supports reading levels from preschool children to those in the 6th grade, and while it isn’t offering the same annual subscription offer as the other two, you can grab a year’s worth of access for only $39.99 right now.
ABCMouse and Adventure Academy happen to be the most well-rounded options of the three sites, so you’ll just want to choose whichever is best for your child’s grade level. With ABCMouse, your child will be able to read stories, play fun math games, learn about the solar system, and even do arts and colors lessons, while Adventure Academy offers a 3D world for your child to explore while learning skills in language arts, science, math, social studies, and more.
If you’re unsure about whether one of the sites is the right fit, you can start a free 30-day trial of ABCMouse or free 30-day trial of Adventure Academy to let your child give either one a test run. The annual subscription offer comes to an end on May 15.
Benchmarks: Surface Go 2 with Intel Core m3 is looking great
The Surface Go 2 comes to markets globally starting May 12th. We’ve been spending the last day with the new ultra-portable PC with the updated Core m3 processor and LTE. Here are some early benchmarks, how it compares to the original Surface Go, and some other things we’ve noticed.
Is the original Surface Go still worth buying now that the Go 2 is here?
The Surface Go 2 brings a number of rather significant improvements over the original Surface Go, making it an easy recommendation. However, you might just be able to snag a great deal on a Go with bundled accessories.
Thinking aloud about what I’d like to see in Forza Motorsport 8
The next Forza Motorsport game has been confirmed in so much as we know it exists, and we assume that it won’t be with us until the Xbox Series X arrives at the earliest. Nevertheless, as the sun sets on Forza 7 and work has shifted to its successor, I’ve been thinking about what I want to see included the most.
Kids stuck at home? These Oculus Quest games will get them up and moving.
If school is canceled or your kids are stuck at home for any other reason, they’re likely bouncing off the walls. These Oculus Quest games will get them off the sofa and let them dance, jump, and move around to blow off some steam.
