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Apple releases new '30 Creative Activities for Kids' worksheet for children at home

Apple has launched several other initiatives to support remote learning amid coronavirus outbreak.

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FP Trending|Apr 10, 2020, 17:35:22 IST
Apple has been contributing in its own way in the fight against the coronavirus. This time, the Cupertino-based tech giant has come up with something innovative for kids.It has released a new “30 Creative Activities for Kids” worksheet keeping in view those children who are forced to opt for home learning due to COVID-19.Apple’s Chief Executive Officer (CEO) Tim Cook wrote, “We know parents out there are juggling a lot in this challenging time. Apple’s education team has some fun ways to keep kids everywhere creating.” Cook tweeted sharing the post by Apple’s education team.[caption id="attachment_8248311" align="alignnone" width="1280"]Image: Apple Image: Apple[/caption]The company has got a good response on social media, with many netizens appreciating the move.One user wrote that it was a great idea, while another said, “One of the million reasons I love all things Apple.”
Many users thanked Tim Cook for the initiative.Apple Education on 3 April announced that it is offering free 90-day trial of Final Cut Pro X, a professional non-linear video editing application of the company.
Apple has financially contributed in the battle against the deadly virus. In a press release last month, the company said that its committed donations to the global coronavirus response reached $15 million worldwide on 13 March.
Cook on 6 April, through a video message, informed that they have sourced over 20 million masks through our supply chain for supporting worldwide response to COVID-19.
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First Published:Apr 10, 2020, 17:35:22 IST
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