Games
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Kaboose.com
Reviewed February 15, 2001 by J. Dez, a reader from Toronto, ON who is affiliated with the site.My kids love this site. The online games and activities are terrific. Definitely a step above other free sites.
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Junior Achievement
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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JumpStart Kids Game Center
"Based on characters from their line of educational CD-ROMS, this chock-full-of-fun Java game center has activities for toddlers, preschoolers and elementary students. For preschoolers, try the Slider Puzzles (very easy) and the Sticker Book. For early readers, my pick is Pluck a Pearl, where players need to find words that match vowel sounds. For older elementary-age, I like Lemonade Stand, which introduces basic business math (gross sales minus expense’s equals profits). Connect the Dots is a variation on the familiar theme, because it incorporates addition and subtraction and has challenging puzzles for kids up to fourth grade."
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Jo Edkins’ Maze Page
"Jo Edkins’ collection of educational websites includes a variety of unrelated topics, among them Roman numerals, minerals, Egyptian gods, and this one on mazes. It is a terrific introduction that describes various types of mazes, but focuses mainly on labyrinths (also called unicursal mazes.) My favorite clicks are How to Make a Maze ("First you must decide on the type of maze.") and the interactive Online Maze Designer."
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Jim’s Pokemon Center
Reviewed September 6, 1999 by Jim, 13 years old from Houston, Texas, USA who is affiliated with the site. This site is filled with lots of content. There are different sections on info on the show, info on the game, info on the cards, and images. There’s enough info here to stay for hours.
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Jigzone - Online Jigsaw Puzzles
Reviewed August 17, 2000 by Betty, a parent from Los Angeles, CA who is not affiliated with the site. My 12 year old daughter and I love this site. The puzzles can be customized from 6 pieces to 240. I especially love the pictures of things in different countries. You can subscribe and receive a new puzzle by email every day.
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Jigzone
"Jigzone is the grand daddy of online jigsaw puzzle sites. They have a huge inventory of Java puzzles at all levels of difficulty, feature a new picture daily, and allow you to email puzzles to friends. But what I liked best was being able to control both the number of pieces and their shape. For example, start with their puzzle of the day. Is the sixty-seven piece classic a tad too difficult or perhaps too easy? Click on Shapes and choose your own level of difficulty from among thirty-three choices, ranging from a six-piece classic (preschool easy) to 240 square pieces (for serious puzzle enthusiasts only!)"
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Jigsaw Puzzle Maker
"Wow! Shockwave Jigsaw Puzzle Maker not only allows you to solve their jigsaws, but also to create jigsaw puzzles from your own photos. And after you’ve created your personal jigsaw puzzle, you can save it locally to play offline (using the free Shockwave Shockmachine download) or email it to friends and family. Now, instead of simply emailing your baby pictures (or wedding photos or vacation pix), you can send them as jigsaw puzzles! There is a fine line, however, between delight and frustration, so use this feature with caution."
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Jeopardy Online
"Odds & Ends for $300. The answer is ""To speak this language, transpose the first consonant of each word to the end and add ‘ay’."" Jeopardy Online comes in six flavors: College, Single Player, Sports, 2001, and Multiplayer. The Station @ Sony offers no game playing privileges to unregistered guests, and only those thirteen and over can register. For those with younger kids, I suggest playing as a family, under a parent’s registration. And the question is ""What is Pig Latin?"""
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Jay Jay the Jet Plane
Reviewed May 16, 2001 by Carol Snyder Dufault, a reader from Washignton, DC who is affiliated with the site. Let your imagination take flight with this companion site that follow the adventures of a playful and curious six-year-old jet plane named Jay Jay and his friends who live and play in Tarrytown. Play hide and seek, watch clips from the show, and access activities that use kids’ everyday life experiences to encourage imaginative and positive behavior.
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