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Yahooligans Chat: J.K. Rowling
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Wired for Books
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Winnie-the-Pooh Trivia and Quizzes
"FunTrivia.com is a collection of reader created quizzes organized by topic. This page contains seven Pooh quizzes, which range from five to fifteen questions each. Unregistered visitors can play all the quizzes, but free registration is required to save your scores or to create a quiz. "According to the song Pooh sings while suspended under a blue balloon, what does ’every little cloud’ do?" Play Winnie-the-Pooh Musical Genius to find out."
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Whootie Owl
Reviewed by Kandi Permann, a reader from Calgary, Canada. "Whootie Owl has a wonderful collection of stories that teach values. The creator, Elaine Lindy, has compiled hundreds of kid-illustrated folk tales from more than sixty countries, and each illustrates a positive value such as patience or self-reliance."
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Welcome to Kip and Co’s Official Website
Reviewed August 23, 1999 by Gavin Forrest, a reader from Perth, Australia who is affiliated with the site. This is a great site for kids with bright and colourful images and lots to do. There are puzzles including a jigsaw that kids can put together. A game of catching the eggs for the Bungarras for breakfast, which is great for hand eye coordination. There are stories about the adventures Kip the Koala and all his friends have in the Australian bush. You can even print and colour in pictures of Kip and Tangles the Emu with the longest legs you have ever seen. Learn all about Koalas, Bungarras, Emus, Kookaburras, Cokatoos, Kangaroos.
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Wee Ones E-magazine
Reviewed June 10, 2001 by Jennifer B. Reed, a parent from Baltimore, MD who is affiliated with the site. I am the publisher, creator and editor of this site. Wee Ones encourages children to read for fun. And encourages parents to read with them. Original, new, free and monthly, a wonderful site with lots of pluses for children and their parents.
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Webspeare
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Web-Pop Online Books
"Children’s author Stephen Cosgrove has created a collection of several dozen interactive fantasy books for elementary students. Illustrated, narrated Flash books are listed in Book-Pop, and audio-only books (in MP3 format) in Story-Pop. While exploring Book-Pop, be sure to try the printable books in Web-Pop Printers. Each 8.5" x 11" page holds four double-sided book pages, creating by running the pages through your printer twice. Follow the folding instructions, and you’ll be rewarded with a forty-page 2.1" x 2.75 booklet."
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Wanna be a Cartoonist?
"From the website of the National Cartoonists Society, cartoonist Chris Browne, creator of Hagar the Terrible, explains the ins and outs of becoming syndicated. From sharpening your drawing skills (take classes) to submitting your work to art directors, Browne covers a lot of ground with great insider tips. ""Generally it’s better to try breaking in at a low stress level like submitting cartoons to a magazine before you try to tackle the constant deadlines and sensory overload of a syndicated strip or comic book."""
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Wacky Web Tales
"Remember these? To complete each Wacky Web Tale, fill in the blanks as requested (a noun, an adjective, a boy’s name, a verb ending in -ing.) In addition to tales created by the publisher Houghton Mifflin, there is also a ninety-day archive of tales written by readers like you. To submit your own tale, follow the Submit Tale link (look in the left hand margin), but be sure to read the Tips for Writing a Wacky Tale first. It includes help with parts of speech, as well as useful tips such as "Try not put to the word ‘a’ before a blank that you want the reader to fill in with a singular noun because someone might enter a noun that begins with a vowel.""
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