Ask HN: Websites and contents for Kids?

[strooper]

I am tired of showing my kids (3-5 years) youtube videos of animals, blippi, Kids TV and so on. Despite being addictive and informative, I somehow (strongly) feel video consumption may dumb the kids down.

I guess, many of us have worked on, and/or explored some of the web contents for own kids during the Covid-19 stay home time.

What are some of the interactive, informative, inspiring, educational, funny web sites, games, contents that you have come across and tried for your kids?

Please share. :)

[cycomanic]

Khan academy kids is one of the goto things we are using, they also really like tuxracer. Generally I try to limit screen time and try many offline games (I can recommend moebius noodles and avoid hard work has books for mathematically inspired games).

[gingerlime]

+1 for Khan Academy kids. My 6 year old is not a native English speaker, but his English (+maths) really improved after using it. He also learned some stuff about animals and a few other things. It's really well made. It has some gamification elements that are very sweet and keep him motivated. I wish there something even close for other languages.

[60secz]

https://www.splashlearn.com/ has some good math games