Government Sites (these sites are not maintained by kids.gov
*) |
Indian Health Service Kids Page - Go
to Indian Country with canine celebs McGruff and Scruff at the Indian Health Service's kid's page. This site features
word-finds, a comic book, and a Native American newsletter for kids, but the best feature is the use of traditional Native
American stories to teach kids decision-making skills about alcohol, drugs, gangs and abuse. |
Kids Information on Deployment Stuff
(K.I.D.S) - You can find all kinds of information to use when you or your
parents move around the world. Click on your grade level and come on in! |
Kids
Next Door - The Department of Housing and Urban Developments lets you
know how you can make a difference in your community by volunteering or lending a helping hand to Habitat for
Humanity. |
Military Teens on the Move - Military Teens on the
Move is your guide to making a smooth move. Have to move? Find out all about your new installation; Discover how to
change schools without a hitch; and Learn how the move will affect your family and how you and your parents can help
make the move smoother for everyone. |
MTOM for Kids - MTOM for Kids was developed by
military kids, for military kids with real stories and good advice on how to make a move a good thing. So, what are you
waiting for? Get that mouse rolling and start clicking! |
OPIC for Kids (U.S. Foreign Policy) -
The Overseas Private Investment helps American companies build their businesses in developing countries, and helps
support U.S. foreign policy. OPIC provides loans, loan guaranties and political risk insurance. |
Passport Services and Information -
Basic passport information including where to apply, fees, replacing a lost or stolen passport and much
more. |
Peace Corps Kids World - Explore the globe and
learn about the activities of the Peace Corps. |
Planet Protectors Club - Planet Protectors create
less waste in the first place! This site has games, activities and reading materials to help save our planet from too much
waste. |
U.S. Department of State for Youth - Although
headquartered in Washington, DC, the Department of State's embassies span the world in more than 190 countries.
The diplomats who work in these embassies come from all over the United States and represent a variety of
backgrounds. Can you see yourself as a diplomat someday? |
Organization Sites (these sites are not maintained by kids.gov
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2001 Kids' Space Connection - This site has fun
stuff like International Kids' Space for creative activities, Kids' Space Connection for communication activities, such as
penpals and the Guide Bear's Tour as a tool for using both sites and teaching about technology. |
Attention Deficit Disorder - Kid's Area - Explains
what ADD is and provides tips on how to cope with ADD. |
Languages Around the World - Kids
around the world speak thousands of different languages! In this section you can learn some new words in a different
language. |
Passport Kids - Online club that connects kids ages
6-12 around the globe. This site was developed by Sesame Workshop whose mission is creating media to delight and
educate children and their families. Passport Kids provides a safe environment where children can express their opinions
and compare their experiences as they explore the world. |
Religions Around the World - Learn
about the many religions around the world. |
United Nations Cyberschoolbus -
This great site for students has access to country profiles, a well-written introduction to the history and work of the
United Nations, and some fun quizzes (such as the one on national flags) and the Urban Fact Game, which is a creative
on-line quiz about cities and their populations. |
WiredKids.org - Wired Kids is a one-stop safety
resource for everyone who cares about keeping our children safe online. The Information section includes information
from everyone from children to Teachers and Law Enforcement. If you would like to know more about what Wired Kids
is doing both online and in your community, you'll find the answers in Programs and Services |
Commercial Sites (these sites are not maintained by kids.gov
*) |
BBC's Tomorrow's World - Interesting science topics
in Great Britain. |
Education World - Social Studies - This site has lots of review and links to sites pertaining to Economics, Area Studies, Culture, and
Current Events. |
Kidsnewsroom.org - This site is loaded with stories,
pictures, contests and opportunities for learning. Each week, a new issue is added to the site with the latest news in
sports, music & entertainment, health, history, and events. |
KidsPost - Washington Post for Kids - Get the latest news stories from around the world of interest to kids of all ages. Learn about the Kids
Post Book Club and more. To enter this site you must fill out an audience form that asks for no personally identifiable
information. |
Prudential Spirit of
Community Awards - The Prudential Spirit of Community Awards honor young
people in middle level and high school grades for outstanding volunteer service to their communities. You can find out
how the program works, if you are eligible, and what qualifications are needed. |
Scholastic News - Get the latest
news items, test your news IQ, check out the entertainment calendar, or try your hand at a number of different
games. |
Student Connections - The New York Times
Learning Network – Learn about who’s who and what’s what in current events, explore specific subjects, get help with
your homework, and challenge yourself to the word of the day. |
StudentNewsNet - Explore your world
- get news reports, sports briefs, link to special reports, or take a weekly news quiz to see if you are on top of current
events. |
TIME for Kids - Get the latest news, maps, and
answers to your questions about the U.S. and read kid news reports and opinions about various
conflicts. |
Weekly Reader - There is news for kids of all ages.
Read about current issues, learn what kids in other schools are doing in their communities, and express your views on
hot news. |
World Flag Database - This sites show flags from
countries around the world. Also includes basic facts on each country such as its population, capital city, languages,
currency and religions. |