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KidFu: The Way of the Kid
Reviewed April 22, 2002 by Chris, a reader from Chicago, USA, who is affiliated with the site. KidFu is a subscription-based safe online community for kids. It features chat rooms monitored by trained adult safety specialists, bboards, games, a screened kid-to-kid messaging system called the Note Passer, and a kid-written magazine.
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KiddoNet
Reviewed August 17, 2000 by Erika, a reader from USA who is not affiliated with the site.A wonderful site for young or new users. It offers email,webpage building, games, arts & crafts etc. My 7 year old startedon this when she was 5. It has safety nets for emails. Checkit out! Mommy approved!
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kiddonet
Reviewed October 27, 1999 by Kathy, a reader from USA who is not affiliated with the site.This is the best site I have found for my pre-schoolers. It has categories like games, counting, animals, etc. he kids get their own email address, but choose a password for people to put in the subject line in order to get the email. I recommend it to every parent I know!
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Kid-Friendly Search
Reviewed March 14, 2004 by Ingrid Griffin, a teacher from St. Augustine, Florida USA, who is affiliated with the site. Kid-Friendly Search contains kid-friendly links for students organized by subject areas. An elementary teacher created this site for her students (and other teachers). This site is designed to provide a safe-search environment that is limited in advertisements. It is a wonderful beginning guide when looking for information on the web and the use of images makes this site user-friendly.
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Kate Harper Designs
January 21, 2004: From Kate Harper, a reader from Berkeley, CA who is affiliated with the site. "Greeting card submissions wanted. We also want submissions by children for our ’kid quotes’ line. The odds of getting published are high, since we always have a shortage of submissions. This is a great project for a classroom or after school activity."
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Jump into a Healthy Life
"Before trying any tricks or skills with the rope, try them without the rope. Jump with bothfeet, unless the instructions say otherwise, and land on the balls of your feet. You should alsobend your knees to absorb the force. When you are ready to use the rope, keep your handsat your sides and turn with your wrists. There should be little or no arm movement. One of the axioms of writing is to write what you know — and these young Webmasters certainly know jump roping! Their site is filled with skills to learn (divided into basic, intermediate and advanced), important information about cardiac exercise and fun facts about your heart."
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JayZeeBear’s Green Forest
Reviewed July 16, 1999 by a reader from USA who is affiliated with the site.Fun site for children
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Inside Scoop on Farms
"Looking for farm information for a school report? Or just love farms, and things that mooooo? You have come to the right place! Dairy, livestock, poultry and crop farming are all covered in this lower-division grand prize winner written by four eleven-year old boys. Although none of the team members live on farms, their research involving visiting some for hands-on learning and photo shoots. In addition to the original articles, the site includes lots of links to farm-related games, puzzles and coloring pages."
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India’s Best Children’s Site-Fun, Games and Education for Kids"
Reviewed June 23, 2000by Oorna,a reader fromChennai, Indiawho is affiliated with the site.Excellent site in every respect concerning kids.
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I want my NTV
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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