Cool Stuff for Kids To Do

• Follow the Polar Star to Antarctica Learning about the US Coast Guard's 399 foot icebreaking research ship. Read about the ship's winter 1997 mission to Antarctica!
• Frogland This fun froggy site is filled with facts and photographs of frogs. Includes games, screen savers, and frog doctors.
• Look, Learn, and Do Read great books, learn interesting history and facts, and build fun projects at this jam-packed site.
• Olympics Through Time Take a journey through time and learn about the history of the Olympic Games from ancient times until the First International Olympic Games in 1896.
• Beanie Babies Games
•  Connect-the-Dots
•  Make a Sugar Glider Kite
•  The Rainbow Raccoons' Safety Book - Rhyming rules for kids.
• Kids Cooking Club
• Build-a-Monster
•  Kids Web - "A World Wide Web Digital Library for Schoolkids"
•  The Sugar Bush - Stories and crafts for kids
•  Mac's Colouring Book Pages - Hundreds of pictures you can print and color, including animal pictures, Disney images, trolls, safety issues, Star Wars, and much more!
• Technology at Home This PBS site lets you explore the development of common household technologies as they developed over the past century. What would you do without a refrigerator?
• The Garden of Origami If you want to learn more about the origins and history of the art of folding paper or just find detailed intstructions for creating creatures, this is the site to explore!
• Yoshi's Story This fun site is all about the Nintendo action game.
• Florida Aquarium is an online interactive exhibit about marine life for grades K-12. Select Hands On to find related lessons and activities.
• Monster Math, for grades K-3, is an interactive online story in English and Spanish in which students answer the math questions to advance in the story. To begin, click on Let's Join the Monster Math Surprise Party!
• Dem Dry Bones is an interactive skeleton that helps kids in grades K-12 learn the names of the major bones and find out where they are connected.
• Bill Nye, The Science Guy provides a series of hands-on science activities and experiments.
• Cyber-Seuss contains an online collection of the Dr. Seuss books along with stories about the author's life.
• KidPub WWW helps students publish their original stories.
• Refrigerator Math, provided by Houghton Mifflin for grades K-6, is a collection of math puzzles organized by grade level.
• Games Kids Play, rules for common games and traditional games
• Twin Sisters Productions, a leading resource in children's educational products
• Kids Page, games, activities and reference materials for children
• KIDZ SafePlayground!, a great place for curious kids to play
• Kids' shopping page
• Fun for Kids index of kids' sites
• Simon Says Kids
• Kidscom
• The Reading Room.
• Bonus.com the SuperSite for Kids
• Terrific Web Sites'.... Just For Middle School Kids
• Kidsnation
• Teach Your Children, Simon and Shuster
• Heartsong Books (site reopened).
• LavaMind
• Zapitalism
• Gazillionaire
• Virtual Pet Cemetery
• Fledge McGraw-Hill Home Interactive for kids
• Mcguffie for children ages 3-8 yrs old
• The Ballot Box Battle Election Site for Kids
• Energy Quest...kids' site about energy
• Popcorn: Movie Reviews and News for the Next Generation
• GLOBE Science Web Site
• Kids' Summer Clubhouse for Kids in Grades 3-8 (Houghton Mifflin)
• ACEKids' 1000 Kids' links
• Art Contests fopr Kids
• Digby's Just for Kids
• Animated Cursor Schemes for Windows '95
• Playroom for Kids
• USA CityLink's "Best of the USA" contest
• Mira's Adventures
• Digital Education Network, NewsDEN for kids
• Sharks
• South Carolina Children's Internet Site.
• Radio One
• Hyperman
• Aristoplay: Learning Games
• Dodo Land in Cyberspace
• Walt Disney Home Page
• Deron's Muppet Page!
• Nancy's Kids Sites
• Uncle Bob's Kids' Page
• Kids' Crossing
• Cyber Jacques' Cyber Seas Treasure Hunt
• Cartoons
• Rose is Rose Comics
• Theodore Tugboat from the CBC

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