Fun Educational Online Platform for Kids
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Raylit is a new online service that entertains and educates kids with interactive games, videos and fun activities.
I liked the service right from the registration where you first sign up yourself, then write your kids name & age so when you log in to the service, Raylit knows to offer you different sessions suited to your kids age.
The site has been specifically designed for 3-7 year old kids in preschool, kindergarten and first grade, taking into account their mental and physical development. Three friendly characters will guide the kids through their daily sessions so parents don't have to babysit. Unfortunately, the characters voice generated from a text-to-voice service, so it sound really mechanical and not so attractive to hear. But if Raylit will fix that, it'll be a very pleasant site for kids to spend some time in.
Right now, Raylit has over 750 educational games, videos and topics. I went over the list of activities and it's absolutely impressive. Everything is clear and colorful, like you'd expect from a kids site. Kids only need to use the mouse during the sessions as it is natural and easy for them. There're also games that don't require registration such as: Coloring Pages, Printed Puzzles and Handwriting Workheets.
Finally, Raylit limit kid's session to just an hour a day to prevent addiction, which is, in my opinion, a very important and thoughtful feature.
I liked the service right from the registration where you first sign up yourself, then write your kids name & age so when you log in to the service, Raylit knows to offer you different sessions suited to your kids age.
The site has been specifically designed for 3-7 year old kids in preschool, kindergarten and first grade, taking into account their mental and physical development. Three friendly characters will guide the kids through their daily sessions so parents don't have to babysit. Unfortunately, the characters voice generated from a text-to-voice service, so it sound really mechanical and not so attractive to hear. But if Raylit will fix that, it'll be a very pleasant site for kids to spend some time in.
Right now, Raylit has over 750 educational games, videos and topics. I went over the list of activities and it's absolutely impressive. Everything is clear and colorful, like you'd expect from a kids site. Kids only need to use the mouse during the sessions as it is natural and easy for them. There're also games that don't require registration such as: Coloring Pages, Printed Puzzles and Handwriting Workheets.
Finally, Raylit limit kid's session to just an hour a day to prevent addiction, which is, in my opinion, a very important and thoughtful feature.
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