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The boys are so excited to receive mail. Their grandma will send them pictures from their latest outing and my older son likes to send his last game request to his grandfather. My older son actually helps his little brother access his email and write emails, this has helped the 5 year old learn how to type on the computer, write sentences, and work on his writing skills.
I love KidsEmail.org because it is easy for me to set up. I can make sure my kids are safe in their use of email. I don't have to worry about strangers emailing them or the boys sending emails to strangers. I can choose if they are allowed to receive or send attachments, I make sure that there is a tag line on every email saying it was sent by a child, and it have so many other options.
The boys are able to easily navigate and my oldest has taken to changing the background to fit his personality. I actually love this email so much that I just re-need out subscription for another year! I am also thinking about talking to a few of my students parents to see if I can set up an account for the students to use to email back and forth with me or their parents. This will enable them to work on typing skills, sentence structure, and the life skill of writing an email.
You can check out KidsEmail.org for free for 30 days by going to the website and signing up for the free trial. If you do, I would love to know how you use it.
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