Children are always learning through play and they are playing all the
time.  There are many ways to help your child get ahead in learning
but understanding what they consider fun may make the difference in
your child’s success. Studies result in finding that guided
interaction with technology can be beneficial and productive with the
right tools.

With the invention of tablets and applications, there are
enormous possibilities of puzzles, books and games that can be used to
better critical thinking, math and reading skills. New technology
provides another dimension to facilitate learning and require both
attention and response. Traditional learning methods have almost
always been directive and authoritative which has at many levels may
have inhibited the potential at which children learn. By giving
children something tangible, like a toy, which can immerse it’s user
into the subject and command their attention, they might have a more
enriching experience learning.