Virtual learning pre k: 25 Brilliant Preschool Virtual Learning Ideas

25 Brilliant Preschool Virtual Learning Ideas

Distance learning is a massive struggle with pre-schoolers. Keeping their attention focused can feel like herding cats at first, but the internet is a cornucopia of resources making this daunting task more manageable. Keeping them engaged and active is difficult enough in a classroom but being connected by a screen increases the challenge tenfold. Pre-K and preschool teachers really have their hands full with distance learning but here are 25 ideas to make the virtual classroom every bit as fun and educational as hands-on learning.

1. Count Around the House

Send students worksheets that they can complete around the house. In this one, they will need to count the number of items that they can find in each room. This includes spoons, chairs, lights, and beds. Students can also give feedback and tell the rest of the class how many of each item they found on their hunt

Learn more: Teachers Pay Teachers

2. Visit the Aquarium

Visiting the aquarium might sound like the exact opposite of distance learning, but these places of interest have also jumped into the 21st century. A bunch of aquariums now offer live webcam tours of their facilities and kids just love learning about all the fascinating animals on screen.

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3. Morning Yoga

Start each morning with a regular routine. Yoga is a great way to get the day going on the right foot and helps kids understand the importance of a healthy routine. There are fun-themed yoga lessons online that are perfect for a young childhood level.

Learn more: Cosmic Kids Yoga

4. Comparison Games

A lesson on comparisons is super easy and fun, serving up lots of interactive screen time. Not only can kids play an online game on the theme, but they can also compare things they find around the house. Students can find objects around the house and compare them with each other to show that they understand the concepts.

Learn more: ABC Ya

5. Virtual Pictionary

When kids are just getting used to virtual lessons, playing a basic game of Pictionary can be a great help. It makes kids familiar with the functionality of Zoom and gets their little hands used to working with a trackpad or mouse.

Learn more: Inspired Classroom LLC

6. Digital Charades

Playing charades is another fun way to get kids moving. Virtual learning often requires kids to sit for long periods but a quick game of charades in between can get them to loosen up and have a laugh.

Learn more: Pantoparty

7. Dance Together

Interactive songs are also a great way to get kids moving and interacting. There are tons of songs that prompt kids to follow along and chant, dance, and sing. Passive screen time is taxing on young learners so getting them to move around is imperative.

Learn more: Teach Preschool Music

8. Grow Flowers
 

Sprouting seeds in the classroom is something kids look forward to all year, so distance learning should not stand in the way of this. Checking in on their seeds can be part of a daily routine as kids water their seeds and give feedback on their progress.

Learn more: Teach 2 and 3-Year-Olds

9. Play Kahoot

Kahoot has been one of the most valuable teaching resources during these challenging times, and it continues to make its way into lesson plans daily. The platform features thousands of fun quizzes and teachers can also create their own quizzes that fit with the theme students are working on.

Learn more: Kahoot

10. Build A Jigsaw Puzzle

There is a variety of activities that have made their way from the classroom to the online world, and building jigsaw puzzles is one of them. Students can choose from thousands of puzzles online that suit their skill level.

Learn more: Jigsaw Planet

11. Camping Bear Art Project

This fun art activity only requires very basic computer skills. It can also go hand in hand with the writing prompts where kids are able to make up their own stories. The class can create a story together and the teacher can write it down in a book to re-read later in class.

Learn more: Glitter Meets Glue

12. First Letter Last Letter

This is a super simple game that requires no preparation. The first student starts off by saying a word and the next student must choose a new word starting with the last letter of the previous one. Pre-school kids can put new vocabulary to the test with this fun game.

Learn more: Word Finder

13. Would You Rather

Kids will be howling at these ridiculous “Would you rather” activity prompts. This activity will get kids to speak up and give their opinions, helping them with their cognitive skills through reasoning.

Learn more: The Best Ideas For Kids

14. Alphabet Hunt

Instead of a traditional scavenger hunt, let kids find things around the house starting with every letter of the alphabet. They can either bring it to the virtual classroom or give feedback after they have completed the activity on their own.

Learn more: Natalie Lynn Kindergarten

15. Playdough Weather Report

As part of the regular routine in the morning, students can create a weather report from playdough. Clay will be a very helpful resource during virtual lessons and interpreting the weather is only one creative way to use this colorful material.

Learn more: Playfully Primary

16. Look for Numbers

It is important to have activities where kids can move around the house and not stay strictly glued to their screens. A scavenger hunt for numbers is a fun way to get kids moving and counting at the same time.

Learn more: Affordable Homeschooling

17. Read Classic Books

Storytime is still an important part of virtual lessons so read some classic children’s books along with the students. These stories are important for the emotional development of kids as they give them valuable tools to express their thoughts.

Learn more: Brightly Storytime

18. Simon Says

This is another great activity that translates well from the real classroom to the virtual classroom. Simon says is especially effective to play between lessons or to regroup after a break time. It is fast, simple, and effective.

Learn more: Teachers Mag

19. Bingo!

All kids love bingo and this game has endless possibilities. Create custom bingo cards on google slides and play bingo with letters, numbers, shapes, colors, animals, and more.

Learn more: Teach Starter

20. Memory Match

Memory match games help create engaging lessons as all the students like to concentrate to find potential matches. You can match the images to a theme from the day’s lesson or even use games that have numbers, letters, or colors hidden under the squares.

Learn more: Memzor

21. Virtual Clip Cards

Create virtual clip cards where students can move clothespins and stick them on the correct answer using google slides. This way, students avoid passive screen time and have the ability to move the 2D clips themselves.

Learn more: Fun Learning for Kids

22. Drawing Lessons

Stimulating children through online learning can be tough, but getting them to draw is always a great way to unleash their creativity. They can follow an online drawing tutorial for a more structured approach which will also focus on their listening skills.

Learn more: The Kennedy Center

23. Boom Cards

Boom Learning is one of the best remote learning resources for preschool as the platform is self-checking and easy to use. There are tons of activities that students can do both in class and on their own that are both educational and super fun.

Learn more: Boom Learning

24. I Spy

Play “I Spy” with students to expand their awareness. This distance learning idea can be implemented in many ways as you can either play from a video or have students spot objects in each other’s video frames.

Learn more: Pamparam Press

25. Sight Word Practice

Practicing sight words while learning online can be made more fun by using interactive slides where students can write and draw on. This makes learning effective as they aren’t simply staring at the screen but instead have the chance to interact with these special activities.

Learn more: JD’s Rockin’ Readers

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We strive to provide an Elite Private preschool at home. Our virtual preschool curriculum
is based on 14 years of experience teaching little ones 1 to 5 years old in our New York City preschools. Same curriculum, same teachers, same educational materials, just virtual.

Playgarden’s virtual preschool program also includes virtual afterschool or aftercare programs. Through a series of weekly activities, children can have their own focused learning time, and parents and children can create and play together. Every week, Playgarden teachers will help children develop skills that increase their potential to thrive in a social world. They will learn about emotion regulation, communication, gratitude, perseverance, values, and more—all through entertaining songs, book readings, crafts, worksheets, and more!

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What is Included in Virtual Preschool?

How do I watch the Daily Lessons and join the Live Zoom classes?

The Daily Lesson videos are available to you on our website after you’ve signed up for our Online Preschool plan. You will see different videos every day based on your little one’s progress in the program. You can also join the Live Classes directly through our platform—Just be sure to download Zoom! You can schedule Live Classes onto your calendar, and enable email reminders via your accounts page.

What time will my little one need to attend Virtual Preschool?

Anytime! Daily Lessons are pre-recorded to meet your family’s schedule. You can complete a full lesson each day, or you can take things at a slower/faster pace based on your child’s needs. Live Zoom classes are available at varying times throughout the day, to accommodate different time zones. Live Classes are supplemental to the Daily Lessons, so you don’t need to worry about attending each and every class; design your own schedule with our flexible learning options!

How do I join the afterschool program?

Our virtual preschool includes a Well-being section, where parents can access videos from Playgarden Prep teachers that help with everyday parenting challenges. These educational videos are for children to watch alone, or with their caregivers, and are accompanied by worksheets and printables. Each week you will be recommended a series of DIY projects, art projects, Do-It-Together projects, games, snacks, music recommendations, and more; little ones can spend time away from digital devices, while still being engaged and entertained. You will also receive weekly book recommendations, with videos of your child’s favorite Playgarden teachers reading along! Our subjects are not only engaging, but support emotional development and promote well-being.

What are the Daily Lessons like?

• Each of our video lessons was designed to keep your child engaged, while learning about various subjects from a Playgarden Prep teacher. Because these lessons are pre-recorded, you can pause or rewatch at any time! We cover all of the core subjects to make sure that your child meets all of their developmental benchmarks: language, math, science, reading, geography, art, theatre, movement, sensory, and nutrition. All of our virtual preschool curriculum comes from our in-person preschool lessons taught at our NYC schools. The program also includes features, like:

• Hands-On Activities: One of the most important components of any preschool experience is hands-on learning. We offer custom virtual preschool workbooks and worksheets, DIY games and crafts, art and sensory projects, and more!

• Online Worksheets: Your little learner will complete online worksheets to help build cognitive skills. These worksheets are designed to test the subject(s) covered during each Daily Lesson; test what your child retains from each subject!

• Edu-tainment: Many children today are obsessed with their screen time. Why not turn this into something positive? We offer videos that entertain, to keep your child motivated and instill an early love of learning.

A Unique Benefit of Virtual Preschool & Virtual Pre-K—It Works for Different Types of Learning

As a virtual preschool, or preschool online, we are not limited by group sizes, all children can learn at their own pace and all children can choose to focus on what they like or need. We are also a Montessori based preschool which means the focus is on individualized learning and supporting children as they grow.

All students have access to our multi-year comprehensive program that we created over 15 years of in person teaching in our preschool and pre-K programs in NYC. This, combined with our proprietary technology platform, allows us to support different kinds of learning needs and styles at home.

GIFTED CHILDREN

Does your child show signs of being developmentally advanced? Gifted children are in the 98th percentile in terms of learning abilities, in one or more core subjects. Some states and countries consider them special needs students since they have learning needs that can’t be met in a regular preschool or Pre-K class. Our virtual preschool platform and programs help with that.

• Total flexibility as students can complete the pre-recorded lessons as quickly as they like

• Students have access to an advanced curriculum from our elite NYC pre-k programs

• Lessons are focused on concrete learning in core subjects following our academic preschool curriculum

• Children also have access to arts, music, and other creative learning outlets

Consistent ways to stay engaged!

LANGUAGE SUPPORT

Would you like to give your preschooler extra help with language development?
Recent studies are finding that children who started school during the pandemic need intensive reading help. In our preschools, we have seen the incoming classes (toddlers 20 months to 3 years old) are indeed coming in with a lower level of language development than in previous years. We developed our virtual preschool platform to provide that extra help with language and literacy.

• Our teachers provide clear and visible articulation in all the lessons

• Daily lessons emphasise literacy and phonetics

• Children can repeat lessons as many times as they want or need

• We have hundreds of interactive and classic book readings

• Our zoom lessons and recorded videos also provide social and emotional developmental tools

We provide opportunities for families to Play and Learn together, which at the end of the day is the best way to learn.

LEARNING DISABILITIES (LDs)

At playgarden prep online, we help with speech and language delays and communication challenges. We created a specialized speech and language classroom in our preschool location in NY, where we provide an academic preschool curriculum that supports speech and language development. We incorporate that preschool and pre-k curriculum in our online program, with additional tools and support.

• Flexible, pre-recorded lessons that can be completed at your child’s pace

• Different areas of focus, with special emphasis on language and literacy

• Repetition through diferent media using videos, songs, and worksheets

• One-on-one tutoring alternative

• Access to Playgarden’s developmental experts

Let your child learn what they need, when they need it!

AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER (ASD)

Is your child on the autism spectrum? In an online preschool, among other things, they don’t need to stay seated to learn! Our online preschool program provides autistic students with:

• Consistent daily routines

• All lessons are pre-recorded providing flexibility to pause, restart, rewatch or watch continously based on a student’s focus

• We teach our content through rythm and music as it promotes various domains of development

• Our mobile platform allows children to stay active and find a sensory friendly setting at home

• Ability to incorporate Individualized Education Plans, similarly to in person preschool and pre-K

• Sensory DIY projects and activities

• Access to Playgarden’s developmental experts

Education that supports the needs of your family!

If you want more information about our specialized education programs, you can find out more at

https://playgardennyc. com/specializedclass/

• What is The Tuition for our Virtual Preschool?

  Virtual Preschool is $99.99 per month, or $74.99 per month if you pay for the whole year.

• Are There Any Additional Benefits of Our Virtual Preschool Program?

  In addition to everything mentioned above, those who enroll in our online preschool program will get exclusive access to more than 1,000 educational videos, have the ability to learn from anywhere, stay safe amidst COVID-19 concerns, gain access to webinars, and receive workbooks to your home!

  To complete the virtual preschool experience, go to the well-being for toddlers platform for access to over 500 activities, projects, books, and videos from Playgarden Prep teachers to help with your little one’s daily needs at home.

Who Can Apply for Virtual Preschool?

Our program is ideal for children ages 2 to 4, but we have had many younger and older siblings who have enjoyed participating, learning, and growing with us! We will ask you to fill out an application questionnaire, before your trial ends, to make sure the program is tailored and will work for your child’s needs.

Find Virtual Learning Preschool Programs

How to Apply

Try out for FREE for the first 15 days. Be part of the community, take some lessons, go to a few classes, get our workbook, do some DIY activities, have your little one play in the Kids Corner and so much more. If you don’t like it or don’t see the value, there is no cost for you. But we are sure your little one, and you, will love it!

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Virtual reality in education

Virtual reality in education or virtual education

Virtual education is the process and result of communicative interaction of subjects and objects in the virtual educational sphere. Virtual learning is available to anyone, and classes take place anywhere and at a convenient time for you. As a result, you choose the time of classes yourself.

What does virtual education provide?

Learning with the use of virtual reality technologies is a completely new level of the educational process. Studying with glasses makes it possible to fully immerse yourself in the learning process and not be distracted by external factors. Learning in this way is more understandable for the student, and more information is stored in memory.

VR goggles, headphones and manipulators or hands are used for training.

The cost of education is much lower than traditional university education. After graduation, each student receives knowledge that the best teachers will pass on to him. And most importantly, the student has the opportunity to experience the experience, i.e. really learn it.

Benefits of using virtual learning

1. Experience. Busy school day. The use of virtual learning is used to approach a scientific experiment. But you should remember about overwork and receive information in a dosed manner, for better assimilation of the material.
2. Transfer of information. For the assimilation of certain knowledge, a picture is required. Therefore, in addition to transmitting information, a picture is used in conjunction with a sound recording.

Two main items are used for VR immersion:

1. VR immersion helmet. The presence of a headset allows you to hear, see objects not only in front of you, but also circle around you, and see everything as clearly as possible. The surrounding world is visible in 3D.
2. Points, completely immersed in the atmosphere, you will get to know the fascinating world and subject, without being distracted by external factors.

Positive characteristics of the use of virtual education

1. Being at home, there is always an opportunity to learn new information in the format of virtual learning through a computer.
2. Modern students are so accustomed to gadgets that it is better for them to perceive all the information through a cell phone, computer or tablet.

Varieties of VR learning

1. Complete immersion in virtuality. Using technology with a computer will allow you to be in the place that you see before your eyes as much as possible. Everything that happens will seem real, and your actions will take place in reality with an immersed picture.
2. Without immersion in virtual reality. Suitable for project work. Having completed the work, you can get inside the project as much as possible, see all the shortcomings and correct them.

From the article we can conclude that virtual learning is a modern way of learning for modern times. You can study at a convenient time, combining with work. All information comes directly through your personal computer or virtual reality glasses, from which you can practice as much as you like. By choosing this method of development, you learn to solve problems on your own without anyone’s help. Learning is always interesting and exciting.

Types of virtual learning in educational institutions

1. Companies with a high degree of development. The average level of knowledge of an employee directly affects the speed and safety of work.
2. Establishments where work takes place online via the Internet. The selection of the course of interest, the time of conducting classes with teachers, the delivery of control and tests takes place using the Internet.
3. Educational institutions where there are several forms of education. Some universities offer courses through the virtual world, which are always interesting for the student.
4. Study rooms, where the Internet is the main means of communication between employees.
5. Study rooms in companies where the level of education of employees is important.

There are two types of virtual training:

1. Credit course. It is used in educational institutions where a state diploma is issued.
2. Not a credit rate. The main task is to obtain a second education or advanced training.

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Virtual education: how VR technologies are used in education

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The development of technology in the 21st century has affected all spheres of human activity, including education. So, one of the innovations in this industry is VR technologies. Although their use is now more common in Europe and the United States, Russia also has experience in using such a tool. “City Reporter” has collected a selection of examples of the use of VR technology in education.

VR Impact Study in Beijing

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In China this June, HTC launched VIVE XR Suite, a suite of VR apps that allows users to remotely study, chat and attend events from anywhere. places with the help of computing devices. Tom Mainelli , director of consumer and device research at IDC , noted that interest in virtual reality continues to grow as more companies use such technologies to implement various training scenarios.