Use Ithaki 4 Kids to search for information. It is a metasearch engine, which means you can search DmozKids, AolKIDS and KidsClick (plus more) all from one page all at once.

Do you want to learn how to make your own website using HTML? This website will show you how to get started with HTML using a step-by-step tutorial.

“The games and activities on this page will help you to learn more about calcium, and why it’s important for strong bones and healthy teeth.”

Plant grasses and flowers, then choose the birds and mammals that will help your prarie survive. Watch what happens! This is a great way to learn about ecosystems.

You’ll find codes, reviews, previews and strategies for Nintendo Wii and Nintendo DS games, and support for those systems and older systems (Game Boy, Super Nintendo, Nintendo 64, Game Cube).

Learn about science with fun games and fascinating facts.

Be safe in surfing the Net! Here’s a pledge about learning to use the Internet safely that you can print out and discuss with your parents. It is presented by the Girl Scouts of the U.S.A. who credit the National Center for Missing & Exploited Children.

You can download a free interactive Animorphs game or screensaver and preview new books in the series.

An excellent and exhaustive resource on public safety including: Internet safety, fire safety, personal safety, drugs and alcohol, and crime prevention. It was originally created to “provide crime prevention and safety information to the University (of Oklahoma) community.” However, the site has grown since its inception and is useful to anyone in …

“A free public service to teach children to read with phonics . . . perfect for preschool, kindergarten, first grade, second grade, special education, homeschool, and English language development (ELD, ELL, ESL).”

Play games, watch videos, take quizzes in the School, or visit the Church or a Catholic family at home in this virtual village to learn more about the Catholic faith.

Play and learn about math, science, health, computers, the environment and more! Designed for children ages 5 through 12.

Tips on how to “mind your manners” while surfing the web. Covers common rules of etiquette for email, chat rooms, newsgroups, and discussion boards.

Darrell and Shirley, FBI bomb-sniffing dogs, tell you about the FBI, the types of jobs working dogs can do, and how to stay safe both on and off the web. Games are included.

Provides beginning level computer entertainment, games, web report writing, safe chatrooms, email service, safe (filtered) Internet searcing and other activities for young children and their parents.

Check out this site for all kinds of icons, including Cartoon Characters, Super Heroes, Barbie, Bikes, Boats, and Trucks.

Everything you want to know about computer viruses and what to do about them.

Type in some text, choose a voice, and then listen as what you wrote is read back to you. Very fun!

Official company site for US with store and reviews of games and previews of new hardware and games.

The New York Public Library offers guidelines for parents about childrens’ use of the Internet.