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Safe Search Sites for Kids |
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Learning
Impulse |
"Learning made fun for kids
ages 3 and up.
With a few simple clicks and a
set of your own questions, you can create an
educational game tailored to the needs of your
students or child." Best of all - it's Free! |
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The
Virtual Body |
At The
Virtual Body, you can explore the body. The site has
four sections: brain, skeleton, heart and digestive
tract.
There are tours, videos and interactive games. For
example, you can see what each area of the brain
controls. Or, place organs in their proper place. |
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Spelling
City.com |
Focuses on
a single topic, spelling. The games and activities
don’t teach random words. You enter the words used
in the games. Your children may bring home spelling
lists as homework. They can use this site to study
those specific words. |
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Fun School |
Offers a
large library of educational games. Your kids can
play math, history and geography games, among
others. There are also games that aren’t
educational. If your kids need a break, they can
play these. Funschool also has printable worksheets
and coloring pages. |
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Timez
Attack |
A
high-quality educational game. It teaches children
multiplication tables. It has graphics and gameplay
on par with more mainstream PC games. Testimonials
from parents say their children can’t stop playing
it. And they’re learning multiplication ahead of
their class.
The full game can be downloaded
for $40. It works on the Mac and PC. The company
offers a money-back guarantee. If you don’t like the
game, call their refund line. There is also a free
version. But it only teaches 2s and 12s. |
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Practice Math |
Offers a variety of fantastic
reports for monitoring their children's progress and
making sure they get just the right amount of help
in the exact areas where they need it. Covers K-3 at
this time. More to be added |
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Reading/L.A. |
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Welcome
to Whyville |
Pooh's
Word Match Game |
AAA Spell |
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Weekly
Reader |
Learn
to Read |
Learning To Read
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Dolch's List of Basic
Sight Words |
Sight Words |
Database of
Award-Winning Children's Literature |
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Grimms Fairy Tales |
Grimm Fairy Tales |
Acronym
Finder |
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Book
Pop |
Kids'
Corner |
Once Around the Sun |
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Starfall |
The Children's Literature Web Guide |
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Similes & Metaphors |
StoryTymes
Aesop's Fables |
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The Kennedy Center presents Children's Books Online |
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Math |
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Ask
Dr. Math |
A+
Math.com |
Math
Flash Cards |
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Math.com |
Who
Wants Pizza? (fractions) |
Clickmazes |
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Money
Central Station |
Cool
Math 4 Kids |
Cool Math |
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Math
Flash Cards |
Measure it |
Figure This! |
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Place Value Puzzler |
SunClock |
Create
A Graph |
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Math in Daily Life |
Time Ticker
- Find the time anywhere in the World |
Math Skills |
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AAA Math |
Math, Numbers, & Counting |
Escape from
Knab |
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Number Line Express |
Cyberchase |
Basic Multiplication |
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Multiplication - All You ever wanted to know! |
Maggie's Earth
Adventures - a free multimedia program for those
interested in promoting environmental education for
primary and intermediate elementary education |
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Science |
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The
Nine Planets Just for Kids |
NASA Kids Club |
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Science
Clips |
Kids
Space |
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Smithsonian
for Kids |
Science News for Kids |
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Live Science |
The Life Cycle of Plants |
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Ask Dr.
Universe |
Cool
Science for Curious Kids |
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Extreme Science |
Bill Nye the
Science Guy |
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Volcano
World |
Human Anatomy Online |
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The Science Explorer |
Your Weight on Other Worlds |
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How Stuff
Works |
Infrared Zoo |
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Social Studies |
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The
American Revolution |
The
Empire State Building
for Kids |
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FBI
Kids Page |
Ben's
Guide to
US Government for Kids |
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Georgia Facts |
National
Geographic for Kids |
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SunClock |
US
Treasury for Kids |
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About.com |
State, Local, City, & Federal Government Offices |
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AAmerican
Revolution |
National Geographic MapMachine |
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Smithsonian
for Kids |
State Symbols, Flags, Capitals, Maps, Songs, Facts |
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Google Maps |
Eyewitness to History |
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Google Earth |
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Homework Help |
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Homework
Helper |
The
Homework Spot |
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Kid Info |
Kids
on the Web: Homework Tools |
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Fact
Monster |
Homework Help - a wealth of resources |
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Ask
Dr. Math |
refdesk.com - Homework Helper |
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AOL@School |
Math.com Homework Help |
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Search Engines |
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Super Kids
Dictionary |
about.com |
Encyclopedia
Britannica |
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Family
Friendly Search |
CyberSleuth
Kids |
KidSites.com |
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Resources |
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GameGoo
- Educational Games |
Quiz
Hub |
Britannica
Online |
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Worldbook |
PBS
for Kids |
Facts
about Georgia |
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Fun
Brain |
Paw
Island |
Funschool |
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Carve
Your Own Pumpkin |
Welcome
to the Web |
Dance
Mat Typing |
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Great Kid's Stories |
Gamequarium.com |
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Imagine It! - Children's Museum of Atlanta |
Google Docs - online word editor, spreadsheet,
amd more |
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Links to
Learning |
Links to Learning is an interactive
test component which uses state released questions
to create CRCT quizzes that are graded immediately,
providing corrected answers, explanations, and web
recourses for each question. Click on Georgia.
Enter the User name and Password below. Then choose
the Grade Level and which Quiz you would like to
take.
User Name: newtonga
Password: 7trial
(case sensitive)
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Bartleby.com |
This
site is loaded. It includes the Columbia
Encyclopedia, American Heritage Dictionary, Roget's
Thesaurus, and Bartlett's Famous Quotations. |
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edHelper.com |
If you
need help getting up to speed, this site is
excellent. It covers reading, math, science and much
more. Much of edHelper appears aimed at younger
children. But there's a lot here for older kids,
too. |
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Encarta |
This is
Microsoft's encyclopedia, developed from the old
Funk & Wagnalls, Collier's and the New Merit
Scholar's. This is the abbreviated version. The full
experience costs $30 per year. Still, there's a lot
here that's free. |
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TheFreeDictionary |
Need to
look up a word? You're at the right place! It has
the American Heritage Dictionary. It also has
computing, medical, legal, and financial
dictionaries. There are other reference works here,
too. Nearly all of it is free. |
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The Free Library |
This
site has access to more than 3 million articles,
journals and books. The range of topics is
all-encompassing. |
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Infoplease |
This
site's slogan is "All the knowledge you need." It
has a bunch of almanacs—World & News, United States,
History & Government, Biography and so on. It also
features the Columbia Encyclopedia. |
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The Internet Public Library |
Another
site with much of the information found at physical
libraries. The nice lady will answer questions, but
she takes up to three days. It is hosted by the
Drexel University's College of Information Science &
Technology. |
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Safe Search Sites for Kids
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Yahoo! Kids |
This site contains movies,
games and educational content. It also has a
kid-friendly search. A real person has checked every
site that appears in search results. There is also a
Study section for finding help with homework. |
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Ask for Kids |
This site lets children search
using more than keywords. They can ask questions to
refine the results. They can ask things like, “When
did Hawaii becomes a state?” It will return a quick
answer, as well as search results. And those results
are handpicked by editors. |
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KidsClick! |
Librarians choose the search
results here. They select sites for children in
grades K-7. Your kids can browse through specific
categories like art, math and computers. Or they can
search for whatever they want. Controversial topics
(sex, religion, etc.) are included in search
results. These sites are allowed only if they are
educational and age-appropriate. |
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ThinkQuest Library |
Oracle, the database company,
holds an annual competition called ThinkQuest.
Students, ages 9-19, create and enter educational
Web sites. These sites cover a variety of topics,
including sports, geography and history. The Library
allows kids to search through all of these
student-created sites. Some are cool. They might
inspire your kids to enter the contest. |
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KOL |
This is AOL’s site for kids.
It has articles, games, videos and music. Kids can
search the Web through a moderated version of AOL’s
search. It returns kid-friendly results. There is
also a homework help section and message board for
kids. If you have very young children, check the Jr.
section. It’s designed for preschoolers. |
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Pics4Learning |
This search site contains only
pictures. Teachers, students and amateur
photographers donate them. The photos are
copyrighted. But t any student or teacher can use
them for free. There are pictures on almost any
topic. It’s a great resource for school
presentations. |
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SearchEdu |
This site uses Google to
search for sites with the “.edu” address. That means
results are all educational institutions, mostly
colleges. These sites are often created for adult
students. As such, they may contain adult content.
But it is usually educational. This search is great
for finding help with homework. |
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Fact Monster |
This is another homework site.
It is filled with facts and articles on various
topics. Children can only search within the site.
They’ll also get results for encyclopedia entries,
timelines and biographies. |
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