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[Deyiang]

Hello guys, my child is turning 6 years old next. Though this thought came into my mind just of recent that is why I brought to this great forum for your contribution and advice.
I bought a computer just of recent but I found out that each time I left for work my child has been operating the computer. He has been downloading games and he can play all these games very well most of these games I don't even know how it works but he knows.LOl
I want him to learn online skill and I don't know which skill is best fit to him at that age. I don't want him to be addicted to games. Which online sites can he start with for a better understanding

 

[Lens_]

A good mindset is very important in child and it will let them face the challenges in the future. it is a valuable skill that will help the child to navigate the future challenge.

 

[Flower]

in any ways, encouraging the children to develop different kinds of interest and passion is very necessary and this could be done through online resources. I am very sure that it is going to ignite longlife love for learning in the children.

 

[Lens_]

Teaching the children digital citizenship is very necessary and you must also expose the children to online etiquette because it will help them connect with the world successfully. It is a skill that is very necessary.

 

[kayode10]

Digital graphic design is one of the skills you can allow your children to learn and this is highly in the man and it will continue to do so in the nearest future. Another skill you can allow your child to learn is video editing and content creation

 

[kayode10]

Data analysis is one of the digital skills you can allow your children to learn because they belongs to the Future. You can also combine software engineering together with AI automation and system as part of the skills you will empower to your children.

 

[Kunlee1]

That's a great decision you're making for your kid there. Believe me neither you nor your kid will regret this
Well you can enrol him to either a physical or digital coding class and I know this won't be a easy task because he's a kid.

 

[Jack / 47 F1]

how about sending the kids outside to play rather than playing with electronic devices ¿?¿ have some fun playing with other kids, falling down, learning things that are useful, things like that ¿?¿ kids & people in general spend way too much time stuck into electronic devices. especially crap fake book, which is really toxic.

 

[marshallpowers]

It sounds like your child has a natural curiosity and affinity for technology, which is good. It's great that you're seeking out ways to channel that interest into productive and educational activities.
There are several online resources that can be both enriching and enjoyable. Here are some suggestions:

Look for websites and apps that offer games focused on learning fundamental skills like math, reading, and problem-solving. Websites like PBS Kids, ABCmouse, and Starfall offer a wide range of educational games designed for young children.

Introducing your child to the basics of coding can be both fun and beneficial. Websites like Scratch and Code.org provide interactive platforms where children can learn coding concepts through creative projects and games.

If you're interested in exposing your child to a new language, consider using apps like Duolingo or Rosetta Stone, which offer engaging language lessons designed specifically for young learners.