#Fun Learning for Kids

[hellokids-hellokids]

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[presswoodterryryan]

🌎 Fluffy Ships, Giant Maps & Exploding Cheese: Alice’s Guide to the Age of Exploration!

By Alice (and the map-folding champion himself, Mr. Fluffernutter) HELLOOOO explorers, snack-lovers, and globe-spinners! 🌍🐰✏️ GUESS WHAT?! My sister Ariel just wrote a MEGA paper called “The Age of Exploration,” and it’s filled with so many smart thoughts that Mr. Fluffernutter tried to glue the pages to the globe so we wouldn’t lose them. (Spoiler: we lost them anyway, but now the globe smells…

[antonartstudio]

Coloring Pages: Healthy Habits

Step into a world of fun and wellness with this vibrant collection of 30 inspiring coloring pages! Inside, your child will discover a variety of healthy habits, from brushing teeth and eating nutritious foods to playing sports and getting plenty of sleep. Each page invites young artists to explore ways to live a happy, healthy life, while learning the importance of taking care of their bodies. Every illustration is designed to spark creativity and encourage positive habits.

Source: Coloring Pages: Healthy Habits | 30 Fun Pages for Little Health Champions

[osham1980]

Kawaii Fruits Flash Cards – Fun & Cute Learning for Kids!

Looking for an adorable and educational way to teach kids about fruits? Our Kawaii Fruits Flash Cards are perfect for toddlers, preschoolers, and young learners! Each card features a super cute, smiling fruit illustration with vibrant colors and easy-to-read names, making learning fun and engaging.

Why You'll Love These Flash Cards: 

• Bright & Colorful Kawaii Designs – Cute, happy fruit characters that kids will love!

• Perfect for Early Learning – Helps with word recognition, memory, and vocabulary building.

• Durable & Kid-Friendly – Ideal for homeschooling, classroom activities, and Montessori learning.

• Fun & Engaging for All Ages – Suitable for toddlers, preschool, kindergarten, and ESL learners.

Perfect for: 

• Parents, teachers, and educators looking for fun educational tools.

• Kids who love kawaii, anime, and cute characters.

• Gifts for baby showers, birthdays, and early learners.

Conclusion: 

Make learning cute, fun, and interactive with these adorable Kawaii Fruits Flash Cards!

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[scikidsstemschool]

I Survived In Space Without Oxygen | SciKids STEM School

✨ Can you breathe in space? Discover the answer in this exciting STEM adventure with Guha, Avery, and Andrés! Join them as they explore why astronauts wear spacesuits, how oxygen works in outer space, and the science behind breathing beyond Earth. 🌠 Perfect for curious kids who love space and science, this fun educational video makes learning a blast!

[orangekidsnetwork]

Learn Good Habits | Good Habits For Kids and Children

[dragonpyre]

Fav thing about 9-1-1 are the character quirks

The captain is basically a five star chef. This doesn't affect the plot at all, he just really loves cooking

The senior paramedic loves karaoke. He snagged his hot wife this way

Second paramedic could have been a doctor. She decided not to cuz she loves her bestie too much

The bisexual boy is probably suicidal. This is never addressed

The bisexual's bestie has repressed every emotion ever known to man. This explodes in his face very impressively

[cherry-mash]

Happy Father's Day! (in USA at least)

Also have a prologue fic of this AU :D

first / previous / next

(PS: 'Ants on a log' is just celery, peanut butter and raisins. Great kid (and adult!) snack, but Sanji ain't about to even PRETEND to put bugs on his food, THANK YOU)

[paranormeow7]

liberal hunger games posting is so funny because like. the hunger games are sold as books for teenagers. these are generally basic political statements about war and capitalism and exploitation meant to be understood by teenagers. these are not radical stances. we should have all learned these things by now. but one thing I have noticed is that the American public just simply do not know a lot of things about the world that other people already know, and even more embarrassingly, they end up needing to learn these things from children’s media. It’s not a good look to realize that you need to be kind to others because you watched a Bluey episode about it at the age of 25.

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[nosnexus]

Finale noir-esque movie poster, anybody?

[ninjahaku21art]

The hero and the warrior~ I have been practicing animating for about a week, and wanted to give some of what I learnt a try with animating a small scene from S5!

Honestly it was so much fun, and cannot wait to do more stuff in the future! ✨

[presswoodterryryan]

The Three Branches of Government Explained for Kids

By Alice Hey, future leaders and law-makers! 🏡📚✨ Did you know that the U.S. government is like a giant, super-complicated board game—kind of like Monopoly, but instead of buying hotels, you’re making laws that affect millions of people!—except instead of playing for fun, they’re making the rules that shape our world?! And who better to explain all of this than my big sister Ariel, who wrote the…

[fire-on-fuel]

the most important distinction between boba fett and jango fett is that jango fett grew up on a farm and then in a traveling mandalorian merc clan and boba fett grew up in a city sized lab and then juvie and then every gutter in the galaxy from here to nar shaddaa

[littlefankingdom]

I'm thinking about the drastic differences between how Bruce reveals his identity and how Dick reveals his identity in World's Finest. Dick simply takes off his mask and presents himself to the Titans, but Bruce? Bruce, he calls the Daily Planet, asking them to send Clark Kent to his manor immediately. Clark is now in the house of a stranger he only knows as a rich extravagant man, and said man starts explaining how he knows Clark is Superman. Clark tries to deny it and Bruce explains how he filed the room with a gas that humans cannot breathe, and Clark can breathe, so he is not human. At this point, for Clark, Bruce Wayne is a dangerous man who knows his secret identity, and he has him in his house full of gadgets. Bruce asks him to follow him, and he takes him to the Batcave, which is how Clark makes the connection. Like, the dramatics of it all? The theatrics? Making your colleague fear for their safety? Showing how they need to be better at hiding their identity? Slightly playing bad guy? This is so good.

Anyway, now I cannot accept Bruce not doing something like this everytime he reveals his identity to another Justice League's member. But his kids, they are simply taking their masks off, like normal people. And now, you have other vigilantes' families discussing how they learn their bats' identity and being baffled.

Barry: They just... Took their masks off? And told you their names? That's it? No supervilain's monologue?

Wally: BATMAN PRANKED YOU???!!! I'm calling Dick.

Bart: *Blue screened from learning that Batman pranks the JL*

[ajastu]

People complain about not being able to 'be mean' in datv, but like. You can be. Not in a 'sell people into slavery' way like you could in the other games, because narratively it just would not Work, but you can very well be mean. It just won't end well for you.

Like, okay. By virtue of being recruited by Varric and working with him for a year prior to the events of Veilguard, Rook cannot be, like....morally bankrupt? Because Varric wouldn't recruit them if they were, or would kick them to the curb if he realized they were soooo so chill with wanton murder and other such things (him and Harding kept getting distracted on their search for Solas because they kept stopping to Help People, after all) So. there are certain limitations to the choices you can make, but they Make Sense. And you can still be an asshole, in a way. Like...I think people maybe....forget? that you can get your Entire Team killed by just...not caring? A thing that you couldn't really do on a similar scale in the previous games? 'Oh you have to play the team therapist-' You don't, actually! You can ignore everyone's problems! The game doesn't stop you from just pushing on with the main plot! You can leave your companions to their own devices. It will not end well, but you can do it. Pretty much everyone will die and Rook may just end up being locked in the Fade with Solas forever, but it's an option that was Very Much Put Into The Game. But I don't think ive ever seen that ending mentioned in posts that complain about Veilguard being 'too nice'. And i'm not gonna make assumptions as to why that might be, but. Bear with me here.

It kind of, in a way, reminds me of when people were like 'ummm why does it suck so much to play a fascist in Disco Elysium??' Because it sucks to be a fascist, Period. you know? Like. You cannot want to get a good ending in the game and then also choose to be an asshole of unimaginable magnitude.

(obligatory 'piss on the poor' disclaimer: I am not saying that people who have those complaints abt veilguard are fascists or anything of the sort, it was just an example that came to mind that i thought would convey my point more efficiently)

I love origins, but it kind of...I don't know, it trivializes the acts of violence you can commit by still, inevitably, leaving your character in the position of the Hero That Saves The World. There are no real consequences in the overall story arc. It's kind of just flavor, but it never feels like an actual consequence. The story will still end approximately the same way. And I mean...it makes sense, too. There's basically only one other guy who can get the job done, so the HoF is kind of Needed for the job, no matter how much of a monster u can choose to be. You can leave the world worse than you found it, but at least there is still a world left in the end.

With Veilguard, that is not the case. The thing that makes Rook special is not their background, or their skills, or the dagger. Anyone could take their place. They're just Some Guy! And anyone WOULD take their place if they suddenly decided to start selling people into slavery. Because no one on the team is going to just sit back and let them do it. Half of the factions wouldn't even cooperate with them. They'd probably get stabbed by a shadow dragon somewhere in a dark alleyway n dropped into the sea, you know?

What makes Rook special, what secures the good ending, is their inherent kindness and care for the world and other people. The connection they build with others, who, in turn, lend their support to them. (like. something, something, almost every companion having some sort of healing/revive ability? u know?) Its the commitment to doing the Right Thing. And that is, by definition, incompatible with the option of making evil choices.

You have to want to leave the world better than you found it if you want to actually do so. The game gives you the option to do that. It also gives you the option of saving the world without caring for it or the people around you. And it gets the job done! It doesn't leave the world worse off, but it doesn't leave it better, either.

At the end of the day, all art is political in some way. And I think it's good that Veilguard is a story about hope and the value of kindness, among other things. Considering the current....Everything, I think it's kind of tone-deaf to demand that the story let you be evil for evil's sake. Look around for a moment. We really need more hope and kindness in the world right now.

The previous games were not necessarily wrong or bad for providing those options. But they were also each a product of it's time. They also each told a different story.

Veilguard is not 'sanitized', or 'dumbed down', or whatever people like to say. The mundane horrors and violence of the world don't need to be spelled out or thrown in your face via slurs against your PC. Frankly, if certain bits of the game did not horrify you on some level just from the environmental storytelling alone, then maybe you need to think about why that might be. Maybe you just need to stop and actually process what the game is showing you.

Like, i might be getting a bit off topic here, but i will be the first guy (gender-neutral) to tell you about how much of a lasting impression the broodmother bit from dao left on me. But it wasn't just the sheer violence of the experience described by Hespith. It was, well...

It's not that it occurred, it's that it was allowed.

When you go through D'meta's Crossing, through blighted Minrathous with bodies piled in the streets and hanging from the improvised gallows? Hell, the very beginning of the game, with demons snatching people left and right? The horror here is not just that it occurred, it's that it was allowed. Do you get what i mean? The fact that these things aren't spelled out to you in the form of a poem or a dialogue tree doesn't mean that they're somehow 'sanitized'.

People complain the dialogue is over-explanatory sometimes (and okay, it is, but i can think of several good reasons as to why it would be, like keeping in mind players completely new to the franchise), and then completely miss out on things that are not spelled out to them directly, and then present the 'lack' of those things as a failure of the game. I'm just saying.

So, in conclusion. I don't think Veilguard is too nice. I don't think the game has to let you commit atrocities to be complex or to show the darker bits of the world. I think datv uses it's gameplay mechanics in a way that helps it drive the point of the story home. I think the choices the developers made were made with intent, especially given the limitations they were under. And i also think that many of the 'faults' that people like to complain about are not actually faults at all.

Veilguard is not a perfect game. It IS a solid one, though. It has bits that I wish the developers were allowed to work on more and under less stress. There IS room for constructive criticism (while keeping in mind, you know, the dev hell etc). Being 'too nice'? That is not one of the game's faults. I think people who complain about that just maybe missed the entire point.