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children & teen sites
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www.factmonster.com
Kids can troll this neat site for facts about sports, people, science and more. It's an atlas, almanac, dictionary, encyclopedia and homework-help.
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www.ustreas.gov/kids
Designed for children, this friendly site explains how the government makes, regulates and collects money. Can the kids explain it to us?
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www.smartparent.com
Parents: Here's a thorough guide to Internet safety, with information on filtering software, protection tips and links to kid-safe sites and search engines.
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www.bolt.com
Bolt's entertainment and learning channels offer advice and commentaries on dating, college, entertainment and more. You'll also find sports and TV news, along with feature articles, polls and an online mall. The best feature is a search engine that locates online profiles of people and groups with interests similar to your own.
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www.studentcenter.org
This site is the hub for all things teen, from movies to music to trends. Highlights include Cyberpals, where you can meet people like yourself, and searchable directories of tenn, college and high school homepages. You can participate in polls, read your horoscope, sent e-mail to someone you secretly admire and more!
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www.teencentral.net
This site offers a forum for teens to anonymously share their tales of turmoil at home and at school, and seeks advice from their peers. You must register, but you don't have to enter any identifying information beyond your zipcode, birthday and gender. You can find stories by choosing a topic (such as divorce or fitting in) or by entering keywords.
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www.bonus.com
With hundreds of activities in five broad categories, this site is more than ready for even the most demanding young Web surfers. There are biographies of celebrities; articles on everything from dinosaurs to butterflies; sections on cooking, fashion, homework help, news and money; and loads of fast-moving arcade style games, puzzles and quizzes.
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www.cartoonnetwork.com
Here's a site where busy kids can relax and just have fun. Everybody from Bugs Bunny and the Flintstones to Johnny Bravo and the Powerpuff Girls are here to entertain you. There are plenty of Shockwave games and activities.
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www.rumpus.com
This just may be the most high energy kids site around, chock-full of hyperkinetic animations and loud noises - everything kids love in a Web site. The homepage features 13 characters, each of which is a link to high-quality games, e-mail cards, funny cartoons and some shameless commericalis for stuffed-toy version of the characters.
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www.guidetoonlineschools.com
If you are having a difficult time solving a problem or finding the answer to a question there are several resources you can turn to. You may want to begin by asking an adult for help with your homework. Another resource is to look online to find the answers. There are several online sites that offer free tutoring help.
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