Teachers can select appropriate online games that enhance learning and provide an engaging experience for their very young students, while also ensuring their safety and well-being.

1. Do NOT allow your student to choose from the page. 

Give them 2 or  3 choices so you can give them more appropriate games for their age, English capabilities and learning objectives.

2. "What questions can I ask during the game?"

Check if the game offers educational benefits and can be interactive. 

Look for games that promote problem-solving and creativity.

3. Consider the duration of the game and how it fits the time on the Lesson Request. 

Ensure that the game's length is appropriate for the age and allows sufficient time for other learning activities.

4. If the student requested a specific game, obtain the parent's consent.