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Adventure Academy #249971 08/30/22 08:13 PM
Joined: Jun 2021 Posts: 12 G GCN3030 OP Junior Member
OP GCN3030 Junior Member G Joined: Jun 2021 Posts: 12	Recently I decided to let my 5 year old son try out Adventure Academy. He has had ABC mouse for quite awhile and he has seen the ads for Adventure Academy on there before so he was excited about it. So far it has been really great he is getting exposed to lots of various interesting and challenging content since it is designed for average 8-13 year olds. It suits him well because he loves games and likes to be independent in choosing what to do. It is definitely not an actual curriculum but it is a fun and educational game full of tons of different academically enriching videos, puzzles, lessons, books etc. Last edited by GCN3030; 08/30/22 10:17 PM.

Re: Adventure Academy GCN3030 #249974 09/01/22 01:04 AM
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indigo Member I Joined: Apr 2013 Posts: 5,254 Likes: 7	Thanks for sharing, this looks interesting. Link - https://www.adventureacademy.com/ In addition to the features displayed for user interaction, I often take a look at a website's features behind the scenes. For Adventure Academy, I especially appreciate that the Privacy Policy webpage states, in part "... we never monetize your Personal Information."

Re: Adventure Academy GCN3030 #250773 07/11/24 04:29 AM
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Heidi_Hunter Junior Member H Joined: Apr 2024 Posts: 3 Likes: 1	Originally Posted by GCN3030 Recently I decided to let my 5 year old son try out Adventure Academy. He has had ABC mouse for quite awhile and he has seen the ads for Adventure Academy on there before so he was excited about it. So far it has been really great he is getting exposed to lots of various interesting and challenging content since it is designed for average 8-13 year olds. It suits him well because he loves games and likes to be independent in choosing what to do. It is definitely not an actual curriculum but it is a fun and educational game full of tons of different academically enriching videos, puzzles, lessons, books etc. I even want to use pk and it will save my life. That's awesome to hear! I've been considering Adventure Academy for my younger sibling who also enjoys educational games. It's great to know that even younger kids, like your son, can benefit from it despite the target age being 8-13. The variety of content sounds perfect for keeping them engaged and learning at their own pace. Thanks for sharing your experience!

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