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Cyber Kids Home
This is a site designed for younger kids to publish their artwork, writing, and even music.
Cyber Seuss
The home page of Dr. Seuss
How do you spell that word? Use this site to help you find the definition of almost any word.
as a way to find just the right word for your report.
This site features an excellent gallery of dinosaur images.
Features online flash cards, a math square-game, and drills for math tables, time, and money.
Great source of online exhibits
Practice your vocabulary Word
Free learning games for all ages.
Game Goo - Learning that Sticks
An arcade of learning fun
Dive into Fun
The name speaks for itself.
Computer tutorials for students and adults.
Kid Pub
A place for students to get their work published individually or as a class.
A place for kids to explore the Internet and interact with electronic pals. Games and arts and crafts are provided.
Another site featuring kids' artwork, this one features the art of children done in English and Japanese. They will accept submissions of stories and art work from children.
Features online lessons on many topics.
Early Childhood Education Network - Reading fun and foreign languages
The World of Math online! An excellent student and parent resource for almost all of your math questions.
Math Goodies is a free math help site featuring interactive lessons, homework help, worksheets and forums! They have over 400 pages of activities for students, teachers and parents.
This site aims to bring collect together and order a range of free resources discovered on the Internet, which can be used for teaching Math in Primary Schools
A wealth of online resources for students, teachers and parents
Word Processing Lessons for kids to use on any word processing program.
There is a fun and games section as well as links to popular PBS kids shows such as Arthur and Teletubbies.
Scholastic provides games, contest, activities, information, and books for parents, teachers, and students.
On this website you can add your own spelling words and have the program test you or play a game with you. There are other options as well.
Sharpen your reading skills
The Stacks
A good site from Scholastic talking about what's new in books.
Think Quest, a nonprofit organization, sponsors contests that challenge learners of all ages to create high-quality, innovative, and content-rich web sites.
Time for Kids
The popular, weekly news magazine has a special edition online for kids. The site includes a multimedia section that usually focuses on science and technology. Probably best for middle and high school students.
Wacky Web Tales
Wacky Web Tales works like Mad Libs. It asks the user to supply parts of speech and then generates a short story.
This is a mini version of Yahoo! search engine designed for kids.