Welcome to Texas Yellow Pages' Kids Zone!

Here, parents and kids can explore Kid Safe internet sites! To learn more about the effort to make the internet safe for kids without censorship, go to the SafeSurf Home Page. If you have a suggestion for a Kid Safe site, either by or for kids, please let us know!

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Check out the current Kids Zone Site:



StarChild, A Learning Center for Young Astronomers

Other Kid Zone Sites by Category:

Preschool and Below:

Florida Children's Safety Center, a place for young children to learn what to do when faced with DRUGS, BULLIES, FIRE, and other dangers.

Teens:

YO! (Youth Outlook), an online magazine for teens which shows "The World Through Young People's Eyes." YO! features a photography workshop, YO! Radio, and articles which explore issues of importance to teens in a frank and honest manner.

All Ages:

The Refrigerator, An Art Contest for Kids, features art work by kids 18 or younger, which are displayed on the "virtual refrigerator door." It also contains "The Freezer, A Writing Contest for Kids."

The White House For Kids, Let Socks give you a guided tour of the White House! You can learn about the President, White House kids and pets, and more.

Sites Made by Kids:

The Cyber Pod's Children's Page, Learn interesting facts about dolphins, manatees, and whales, read stories, and try the fun activities! Curtosy of Tori (age 5) and her mother.

Stories by Thumper & Haley, Haley Okrzesik (age 4), with help from his Mom, has written stories for young children learning their colors, numbers, shapes, and alphabet.

Educational Sites:

Fish Net, The College Guide, A site with valuable information and services for college bound students, including an online college search, a personal profile builder, financial aid resources, articles about the admissions process, and college life, and so much more!

Homework Helper Hot Links! This site provides kids with links to resources in many academic areas to help them research their homework on the web. Some examples include links to major newspapers, a Webster's online dictionary, a periodic table, and a collection of famous quotations.

Dave's Math Tables, contains theorems, graphs and information on the subjects of general math, algerbra, geometry, trig, statistics, calculus and more! An excellent resourse for math students!

Stanford Testing Systems, Inc., offers a new on-line program that helps high school students master the SATs. Other courses will be provided in the future. Best of all, it's FREE!

U.S. Department of Education, This official government site offers tips for parents on issues such as homework help and internet use! If your teen plans to attend college, check out this site with information that may help them prepare!

StudyWeb, A site for those in middle school working on special research projects. StudyWeb researchers review educational sites and arrange them by subjects. Categories cover such things as fine arts, social studies, geography, and many others.!

My Virtual Reference Desk, My Virtual Reference Desk is like an encyclopedia, dictionary, and thesaurus rolled into one. It points to reference sites on the internet so your child can quickly reach what they need!

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