There is a wide variety of topics such as art, history, animals, and fun stuff at this US government site.
It includes links to both goverment and commercial web sites.
This is a family friendy site with a search engine, and a directory of safe sites for all age groups. There are fun, games and
educational sites for the kids, and recipes and other information for parents.
This Australian site uses the Kids section of the Open Directory Project as the basis for its directory. Good
collection of web sites for school work or just for fun.
This is a search engine which searches sites which have been approved by researchers. The results screen is rather cluttered, and it is very easy to get directed to Finding Dulcinea which the parent of the Sweet Search site.
This site uses Google technology, but is not by Google. It offers filtered searches for young people with options for
acceptable sites for younger and older students. It has lots of Google ads.
This site provides internet safety information for students, teachers, and parents. It is sponsored by state governors,and/or
first spouses, law enforcement agencies, and many other groups.
Many wireless networks provide means for parents to control their children's use. There is also quite a bit of information on how to teach children the safe use of wireless.
There is information here about child safety
on the net, and there is also very important information about guarding your computer from viruses and hacker attacks. Try
taking the self test to find out how well prepared your computer is.
This site features a visit to a mall where middle school students will learn about advertising, scams, getting a good buy for their money, and safety for their personal information. There are resources for teachers and parents. This site is by the Federal Trade Commission.
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