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Discovery Education<\/a> offers free student resources that bring learning to life inside &\u00a0outside the classroom. We invite you to take a look at our interactive games, videos, contests, virtual labs and activities designed to help you dive deeper into a topic \u2014and have fun too!
\nFBI Internet Safety Tips for Kids<\/a> provides vital information about\u00a0Online safety through fun & interactive games.
\n<\/span>The <\/span>Homework Spot<\/a>\u00a0provides\u00a0resources for students, parents and teachers organized by grade-appropriate categories.
\n<\/span>PBS Kids<\/a>\u00a0offers tons of educational games and videos for children!
\n<\/span>National Geographic for Kids<\/a> offers games, videos, information, cool photos, and more will keep your kids engaged and learning on this educational site.
\n<\/span>Fun Brain<\/a>\u00a0has math and reading video-like games like math baseball and Mad Libs Junior.
\n<\/span>This <\/span>Homework <\/a>site includes links to help sites in specific subjects, skills and reference sources, links to today\u2019s news, interesting facts about today in history, timelines, a daily spelling bee and more.<\/span><\/p>\n

My On <\/a>has over 6,200 children’s e-books available to read for free. Just use the school name New York Reads<\/strong> with the username read<\/strong> and the password books<\/strong> to logon.<\/p>\n

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New Websites For Kids:<\/strong>
\nAsk a Biologist<\/a>\u00a0will connect you to experts who can answer all of your scientific questions about animals and biology.
\nBug Guide<\/a>\u00a0is an\u00a0online community all about\u00a0insects, spiders, and other creepy crawlies.
\nCode Monster<\/a>\u00a0is a fun way to learn computer coding.
\nCSI: Web Adventures<\/a>\u00a0lets you solve crimes & exercise your detective skills based on the fictional show CSI; this site was sponsored by the National Science Foundation.
\nI Was Wondering<\/a>\u00a0is a project of the National Academy of Sciences and\u00a0showcases the accomplishments of women in science.
\nMiddle Shelf<\/a>\u00a0has free online magazines published for kids & teens.
\nSan Diego Zoo Kids<\/a>\u00a0is a fun, interactive site with games, videos & photos of amazing animals.
\nSmithsonian Tween Tribune<\/a>\u00a0is a free site\u00a0offered by the Smithsonian for use by K-12 grade teachers &\u00a0students.\u00a0(added\u00a06\/15\/15)<\/p>\n

Kid-tested, Librarian-approved: check out this collection of great websites for kids<\/a>\u00a0recommended by librarians across America.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"

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