For The Children

Ed Savard, Realtor Sponsor & Fairway Estates Resident
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EdSavard@bellsouth.net

For the Kids or Grandkids

Funbrain.com (funbrain.com)
Interactive tools and games like Grammar Gorillas and Math Car Racing entice kids to learn.

Yahooligans! (yahooligans.com)
The ultimate kid-friendly search engine. Based on the popular adult Yahoo! site, it‘s a safe place for children to look for information and has a great list of age-appropriate reference links.

Ask Jeeves Kids (ajkids.com)
The best search engine for answering simple kid questions like, “How does an iceberg form?” or “What causes hiccups?”

Kids Click! (kidsclick.org)
This site was created by a group of US librarians so kids could find age-appropriate Web content on everything from science to health to popular entertainment. All links are non-commercial and non-violent.

How Stuff Works (howstuffworks.com)
This award-winning site clearly and concisely tells kids (and adults!) how different things work — from the everyday (how automobile engines run) to the unusual (how Jell-O sets).

Fact Monster (factmonster.com)
This is a one-stop reference source of kid-friendly facts and articles. The award-winning site also has loads of interactive tools that encourage kids to improve their math, spelling and vocabulary.

PBS Kids (pbskids.org)
The activities and games on this award-winning site feature many of the characters from kids’ favourite TV shows, including Caillou, Clifford, Barney and Oscar the Grouch. Easy navigation makes it friendly for young and first-time Internet users. There’s also an extensive resource section for parents and teachers.

Kids Reads (kidsreads.com)
The best place on the Web for kids to find information about their favourite books and authors, including excerpts from the hottest new releases.

Discovery Channel for Kids (kids.discovery.com)
Delivers informative articles, online games, a chat room, online science games, live web cams, showcase of video clips, and a station guide.

CoolMath4Kids(coolmath4kids.com)
Games, brain twisters and coloring-book activities for a variety of age groups help make math fun. A great site for kids who are struggling with multiplication and need to practice their skills.

Science Made Simple (sciencemadesimple.com)
This no-frills site helps kids learn science the easy, hands-on way with clear, detailed answers to their questions and lots of fun projects and experiments.

United Nations Cyber School Bus (un.org/pubs/cyberschoolbus)
Translated into six languages, the rich content and resources on this United Nations–sponsored site let children participate in a global community over the Web.

National Geographic Kids! (nationalgeographic.com/kids/index.html)
The best part of this all-round great site is the current affairs section, written in easy-to-understand language, so kids can keep on top of new archaeological digs and historical discoveries.

National Aeronautics and Space Administration (nasa.gov/home/index.html)
A perfect place for budding astronomers to learn about the galaxy. Kids can receive up-to-the-minute bulletins about space programs or use the multimedia section to view current images in space.