Any free preschool online educational games ? Autism pre-K games?

Question

Looking for a great online site for preschoolers , especially for pre-K with autism .

Answer 1

You would be surprised!

There are games at sites you would never think of,

How about McDonald's.com? MMs.com etc. They both have games.

google kids educational games and the word autism

Answer 2

Hi, I have found for this website to be very helpful with preschoolers with autism. It is www.starfall.com this website will help them with reading, recognizing letters, and their sounds. It even has a place where you can go and print off "FREE" worksheets for them to have to do. They can read stories and just enjoy the website all together. I hope that you will find lots of interesting things there. Also, you can go to www.pbskids.org they too have lots of fun things to play and do. ENJOY IT!!!! Hope this is the info that you were serching for....AL

Answer 3

you can get reader rabbit or something.

i used to use that when i was a kid.

Answer 4

I have a good website I use in my classoom but I would google for a site related to autism.

www.starfall.com

It is an interactive site that teacher pre-schoolers how to read, count, spell, etc....

Good luck!

Answer 5

This site is specifically designed for children with autism & other special needs.  

http://www.do2learn.com/

Answer 6

I was also going to suggest Do2Learn. It's a great website! I also like the website FunBrain: http://www.funbrain.com/

This is a link to the Math Arcade on FunBrain:  http://www.funbrain.com/brain/MathBrain/...

Enchanted Learning also has some coloring sheets and activities that can be done online: http://www.enchantedlearning.com/Home.ht...

This page lists some other online activities and games: http://www.positivelyautism.com/volume2i...

Answer 7

sparktop.org is a game site for kids with disabilties and learning problems

Answer 8

Here's a site with great ideas for pre-k activities:

http://www.successful-homeschooling.com/...

Nogging, PBS Kids and Nick Jr also have educational games:

http://www.noggin.com/

http://pbskids.org/

http://www.nickjr.com/

Hope that helps!