From teaching manners to leading dinosaur-themed adventures to helping vacuum crumbs off the floor, Amazon Alexa offers all kinds of skills to educate, occupy, and entertain kids. Hell, there’s even one that will make her fart, and what kid could resist that? But with 30,000 skills available in the US alone, no parent has the time to browse them all in search of hidden gems. Which is why did it for you. Focusing on popular skills kids can use with an Amazon Echo or Dot, with or without the help of an adult, we found 10 really cool ones that are either educational or just fun to play with.
‘Question of the Day’
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‘Ambient Sound, Thunderstorm Sound’
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‘The Magic Door’
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‘Curiosity’
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‘Short Bedtime Story’
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‘NASA Mars’
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‘Kids News’
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‘Would You Rather For Family’
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‘Earplay’
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‘Complibot’
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