Ever wonder how can you maximize your visit to Tybee Island? We have gathered the best insider tips so you can plan a dream trip to one of the most unique places you'll ever visit. BEST PLACE TO LAY DOWN YOUR TOWEL Park near the Tybee Beach Beach and Pavilion ( Tybrisa St, Tybee Island, GA 31328) use the bridge in front of the Tybee Island Marine Center turn right and walk towards the rock formation close to the sand dunes. This portion of the beach has a smoother sand, lots of shallow areas that are perfect for little kids to bathe safely, is less crowded, and because it's close to the sand dunes you will see a large variety of seaside birds.
PBS
KIDS has launched a new, free app designed specifically for parents
that will give them the "super power" to engage with their
kids in the digital medium as never before: PBSKIDS Super Vision.
The new app is a first-of-its-kind tool that parents can access conveniently from their mobile phones anytime, anywhere, to see what their kids are watching, playing and learning on pbskids.org , and help them make the most of their children's PBS KIDS screen time.
Now available on iPhone and iPod touch, PBS KIDS Super Vision offers a connected web experience that enables parents to see remotely what their kids are learning in PBS KIDS games and videos, help manage their kids' time on pbskids.org and build on that learning away from the screen through real-time updates, educational tips and activity ideas that are related to their children's interests.
The new app is a first-of-its-kind tool that parents can access conveniently from their mobile phones anytime, anywhere, to see what their kids are watching, playing and learning on pbskids.org , and help them make the most of their children's PBS KIDS screen time.
Now available on iPhone and iPod touch, PBS KIDS Super Vision offers a connected web experience that enables parents to see remotely what their kids are learning in PBS KIDS games and videos, help manage their kids' time on pbskids.org and build on that learning away from the screen through real-time updates, educational tips and activity ideas that are related to their children's interests.
"PBS
KIDS uses the power of media to spark children's curiosity.
Connecting parents to tools that help support that passion for
learning is core to our mission," said Sara DeWitt, Vice
President, PBS KIDS Digital. "In our research with parents, we
know that they not only trust PBS KIDS to provide educational
content, they are also hungry for more information about what their
kids are learning from our shows and games, and they want to know how
they can extend that learning beyond the screen. We developed PBS
KIDS Super Vision to help address these needs."
With the PBS KIDS Super Vision App, parents enter a simple code on their mobile device to start receiving:
- Real-time information on what their child is playing, watching and learning on pbskids.org ;
- The ability to remotely set a Play Timer from their mobile device that will put pbskids.org to sleep on their child's screen, easing the transition from playing online to another activity, such as dinner time or bed time
- Related activities from PBS Parents that they can do with their child off-screen to extend the fun and learning goals of the games or videos their child plays on pbskids.org ;
- An Activity Summary to view the top educational skills, shows, videos and games their child used on pbskids.org.
The app
was designed in-house by the multiple Webby-award-winning PBS KIDS
team, using open source tools. PBS KIDS Super Vision is built on a
platform that allows for the seamless, real-time pairing of
multi-platform experiences and content on any device with an internet
connection. The connection doesn't require physical proximity, making
it easy for parents to see and connect to their child's screen-time
experience anywhere.
New features will be added to the app in the future, and parents are encouraged to offer suggestions for ways to enhance it. Parents can voice their ideas about ways PBS KIDS can expand the app via email and social media, using the hashtag #SuperVisionPBSKIDS. They can learn more at pbskids.org/supervision.
PBS
KIDS Super Vision is PBS KIDS' second app designed specifically for
parents. PBSParents Play & Learn , also available for free, offers
parents simple activities that they can do with their kids to support
math and literacy, themed around specific locations such as the
grocery store or the park. PBS KIDS also offers more than 30 apps for
kids, designed to help build literacy, math, science and school
readiness skills and more. More information about PBS KIDS' apps is
available on pbskids.org/apps.
PBS KIDS Super Vision is available free from the App Store on iPhone and iPod touch or at www.AppStore.com/PBSKIDS.
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