Parents - These sites have been chosen because they are designed for kids or have interesting information young people might enjoy. Parents should always check out sites and make sure they are safe.

Kids - tell your parents you have some new sites to explore. Ask them to look at them with you. Always get their permission before going to a new site. It will help make sure they are safe sites to visit. And don't forget to show them the cool ones.

• The U.P. Children's Museum - www.upcmkids.org/index.htm
  Find out what's going on at the museum, as well as current admission rates, and much much more.
  
  
• Yahooligans - www.yahooligans.com
  The Web Guide for Kids (A version of the popular Internet search engine, Yahoo.com)
  
  
• The Exploratorium - www.exploratorium.edu
  The science museum in San Francisco...check out the science of skateboarding and other cool stuff!
  
  
• Geographia - www.geographia.com
  Visit places and cultures from all around the world right from your own home.
  
  
• Sports Illustrated for Kids - www.sikids.com
  We aim to create a fun, safe environment for kids, filled with some of the best news, games, and interactive features on the internet. If you're a kid, consider this site yours. And if you're an adult, well, let your kid back on the computer!
  
  
• Eastchester Middle School Links - www.westnet.com/~rickd/kids/kidsmenu.html
  Terrific websites just for middle-school kids!
  
  
• Critical Web Resources for Raising Kids Under 10 - www.homeownersinsurance.org/resources-for-raising-kids-under-10/
  Parents of young children need to be armed with the latest advice and resources to keep their kids healthy, happy and safe. This web resources directs parents to leading authorities and useful sites to help them better understand and enhance their kids’ lives.
  
  
• Kid's National Geographic - www.nationalgeographic.com/kids
  Amazing Facts, Cartoon Factory, Fun & Games, Puzzles and Information on nature, science, & more.
  
  

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