Are you also looking for educational resources to incorporate into your homeschooling curriculum?
I’m not a teacher by profession, but somehow I have been learning a lot in this homeschooling journey. From preparing a weekly lesson plan to trying our different apps before actually purchasing them.
This month my daughter and I tried VOOKS, and so far it’s been working well for us.
What is VOOKS?
Vooks is a read-along storytelling app for toddlers and preschoolers. Think about Netflix for storybooks with colorful animation and entertaining voice narration. It has no ads and 100% safe for kids. And believe me, you can leave your kid with the app without worrying about any ads at all!
How to use the read-along-storytelling app
Signing up for an account is easy! If you want to enjoy a 30-day free trial, you have to include your payment details after that you are free to watch the massive library of stories. You can also use the app on your computer, iPad and smartphone.
What did we love about VOOKS?
I’ve watched the stories, and I’ve seen how I can simply incorporate the stories as part of our daily homeschooling lessons. There is also a vast library of great stories to stream that speaks of kindness, bravery, friendship, to name a few.
Is VOOKS worth the money?
With a $4.99 monthly subscription or less than P300, you get yourself a Netflix or Youtube alternative for your kid. It takes your mind from the worries of your kid accidentally accessing age-inappropriate content.
Here’s our video app-review!
RECENT POSTS
The Refining Season: What Three Years, Three Breakups, and One Warlock Taught Me About Starting Over
A single mom’s honest reflection on rebuilding after a long-term relationship, dating in your late 30s, and choosing yourself over settling.
Favori, A family-friendly Belgian Pub in Ginza
Ginza is one of Tokyo’s famous shopping districts and restaurants. It’s packed with sprawling posh boutiques and stores that remind me of our very BGC in Taguig – busy in the morning and glistening at night! So, was it hard to find a dining place for a family with a child? Yes and no! Traveling…
Exploring the streets of Tokyo, Japan, the Noisy Mom and Daughter Edition
During our second day in Japan, which was during the winter season, we decided to explore the peaceful streets of Chiba, one of Tokyo’s numerous prefectures. Although we were enamored with everything we saw in Japan, we couldn’t help but wonder why the streets were almost deserted on any day of the week, whether it…