can my kids do school work and put school websites they need on this
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You can browse to and view virtually any website on the internet. A specific type of school software may not be compatible, but going to a website will not be a problem. As far as school work, they can type papers, use the calculator function, look up information online etc.
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Why not just make them or look on Teacherspayteachers.com. There are some free sets on there and ones you can buy inexpensively and print yourself.
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No. You can download from their web site. Not too big and easy to use. My son complete all projects.
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If the kids have a good understanding of balance and space then yes. I think it would be great for kids who like building things
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yes, you could take it into a school. I think it would be great for jewelry tools.
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no...but i hear the model above this one may be able to do that. My kid tried to get webkinz on mine already and it didn't work.lol
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Any apple or android device will work with this. Those devices will provide a good interactive interface, kids will love it!
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No I`m afraid not, its really for one child to do one project at a time, but they could do another project when the child has finished what they are doing.
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you may be able to do it with page plus, but im not too sure. google is your friend.
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Yes, as long as there is Internet connection at the time. My kids do it all the time.
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I have bought one for my 3 and 4 year old as well as my two year old niece. I would say the apps it comes with would work from maybe 2 till Kindergarten, but then you can allow as much freedom as you want on it, so it would work for much older if you allowed access to the web browser, email, and skype, that kind of thing.
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It really depends--if you are expected to edit Microsoft office documents, you'll probably want to opt for a traditional laptop with Microsoft office loaded. But if you just need to be able to open them, Chrome's Google Docs are fine. As for school web pages, they ought to work ok with Chrome (as a browser), but occasionally you'll find some pages that will only open with another browser. With the Chromebook, obviously, you're stuck with Chrome.
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We also homeschool, and Skydog has made it possible to set schedules to allow school related sites during school hours. We have customized policies setup for "school time", "free time", etc. Then, late at night, the our kids lose access till the next day's school schedule. Besides the computers, each child's wifi based devices (iPods, phones, etc) and family networked devices (DVD/BlueRay players) are also controlled, so school time can cover everything in the house based on the schedules and policies we've established. It does take a bit of time to get the policies and schedules configured to meet your needs, but it's well worth the effort. Skydog has been really useful to our family. We also homeschool, and Skydog has made it possible to set schedules to allow school related sites during school hours. We have customized policies setup for "school time", "free time", etc. Then, late at night, the our kids lose access till the next day's school schedule. Besides the computers, each child's wifi based devices (iPods, phones, etc) and family networked devices (DVD/BlueRay players) are also controlled, so school time can cover everything in the house based on the schedules and policies we've established. It does take a bit of time to get the policies and... » Read More We also homeschool, and Skydog has made it possible to set schedules to allow school related sites during school hours. We have customized policies setup for "school time", "free time", etc. Then, late at night, the our kids lose access till the next day's school schedule. Besides the computers, each child's wifi based devices (iPods, phones, etc) and family networked devices (DVD/BlueRay players) are also controlled, so school time can cover everything in the house based on the schedules and policies we've established. It does take a bit of time to get the policies and schedules configured to meet your needs, but it's well worth the effort. Skydog has been really useful to our family. « Show Less
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Yes. It really is easy. My 9 year old could've done it alone. You can do socks and anything else you can wrap rubberbands around. :)
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You can use it out of the box. You can also go on line and get more activities. It's a great introduction to learning on computers. Very child friendly.
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Yes! You can have different profiles for different kids-- you won't need to worry about having a specific device for each child to use!
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I had to look up your questions...googled...Here is what I found - http://kidskonserve.com/faqs.asp