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Yahooligans! E-cards
"This nice selection of kid-friendly cards is easy to use, but lacks features such as delayed send, multiple recipients and selectable music. My favorite cards are those listed under Special Collection. Don’t miss the fabulous animated art and game cards from thirteen-year old Miles Cooley. To learn more about Miles, and how he became Yahoo’s youngest employee, click through to his web site. You’ll find the URL on each of his cards. Being an animal lover, I also like the photo cards in the World Wild Life and Purina collections."
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Yahooligans!
"The first Internet directory just for kids is still the best. Created by the folks at Yahoo!, Yahooligans! is strictly speaking not a search engine, but a searchable, browsable Internet index. Each listing is handpicked by a human (not an automated computer program) and placed in their hierarchy under one of eight main categories (such as Around the World, Art Soup or School Bell). To search their site, just enter your keywords and hit the search button. Or try browsing the index by choosing a main topic. For example under Science and Oddities, you’ll find thirty more topics from Airplanes to Weather. Choosing Robots will reward you with links to fifteen sites, each with a brief description. "
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World War II: An American Scrapbook
"As this team was searching for a topic, they considered both the Civil War and World War II. Then they came to a realization. "We knew people who were part of the WWII experience... our own families. Our grandfathers and grandmothers all did their part to help win the war. Some were in the middle of it (check out Caitlin’s and Kaycie’s stories). Others were sacrificing in other ways at home (you can find out more about this in Ben’s story). Our job was to find out what parts they played." Each student tells his family’s story with words, pictures and audio clips. If your family has a WWII story to share, you are invited to add it to the guest book."
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Whyville
Reviewed by Krystal K., 11 years old from USA, who is not affiliated with the site. "This site is very exciting and a learning experience. You can chat with people from all over the world. This site is awesome but I warn you, it is very addictive."
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Why is my Loyalty Questioned?
"The purpose of our ThinkQuest website is to try to lessen the amount of hate and prejudice in our world by developing an awareness of America’s attitude towards Asian Americans during World War II and towards American Muslims after the terrorists’ attack on September 11. To research their topic, the authors (from a middle school in Hawaii) visited surviving members of World War II’s 442nd Regimental Combat Team (which was comprised of Japanese Americans from Hawaii and the mainland.) Their excellent work earned them a ThinkQuest Platinum award for grades six through eight."
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Who Wants to Win $1,000,000? - The Science Game"
Reviewed September 12, 2000 by Stephen F. Gagnon, a reader from Newport News, VA who is affiliated with the site. A science and math quiz game based on the TV show with a very similar name. The questions are real, the prize money, unfortunately, is not.
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Who Wants to be a Millionaire! (UK)
Reviewed July 30, 2004 by Josh A., 10 years old from Somerset, England, who is not affiliated with the site. Play Who Wants to be a Millionaire for money or for fun.
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Welcome To Paw Island
Reviewed April 21, 2000by jwernquist,a reader fromUSAwho is affiliated with the site.A great online adventure for kids of all ages. For interactive learning adventure games to coloring pages. One of the best and longest running children’s sites on the web. 4 years and still running strong.
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Webshots eCards
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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WebGenies: Web Site Design for Kids
Reviewed July 25, 2001 by Jackie, a parent from London, England who is affiliated with the site. This site contains lessons, projects and games to help children learn how to design fun web sites. Everything is clearly explained from the basics of setting out a design, to complex concepts like HTML. A full glossary of terms is included, as well as a teacher/parent guide and advice on safe surfing. Plus you can even contact the site authors for help if you get stuck!
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