If you are trying to keep your young child’s mind active, but you are not sure if you can teach some topics accurately, try some of these board games. Also try games like operation to help your very young children practice fine motor coordination.
Note: These are affiliate links, but the affiliate link has no effect on which game I recommend, and does not affect the price you pay. Amazon links are all to top rated games on Amazon.
Science
- Smart Farmer
- Race to Space
- Space Explorers ages 6-9
- Gravity Maze ages 8+
Social Studies
- Race Across the USA US geography game ages 8+
- History of Art ages 2-8
- Continent Race ages 7+
- Passport to Culture ages 10+
- Election Night math, geography, and civics game ages 8-adult
- Games From Different Cultures with everyday items
Math
- Shapes and Patterns Game
- I Spy Dig In for finding colors and shapes, age 5-7
- Math Master ages 6-9
- Math Dice ages 6+ dice game, not a board game
Reading and Writing
- Word Chunks for PreK and Kindergarten
- Sight Word Pizza
- Sight Word Space Station
- Word Play ages 8+
- Word Play ages 6-12
- Phonics Letter Lab to learn letters in a hands on way, ages 2-8
- English Express ages 6-9
Motor Development
- Fine Motor Skills: High Ho Cherry Oh!
Social Emotional Development
Multiple Subjects
- Diary of a Wimpy Kids 10-Second Challenge with silly challenges they will love, age 8+
- Skill Games ages 6-9
Standish Writes 
Great to see so many teachers and parents embracing home learning! I teach in Hong Kong and we are 8 weeks into it at the moment! Crazy times! If any use i got a list of all the educational companies offering free subs and resources to help over on my site. I would recommend Go Noodle just for a break from classwork and to get the kids moving 🙂
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Wow, you are a lot closer to where it started than I am. I will definitely check your site out, and maybe link to it in one of my articles. You are right about the Go Noodle break. I also found stretches and things helpful, but Go Noodle gives the teacher a break, too.
I hope you are your students are well.
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