WWW.mit.edu - This is a student maintained web server,
run by the Student Information Processing Board (SIPB) at the Massachusetts Institute of
Technology (MIT).
WWW.uskidsgolf.com - The mission of U.S. Kids
Golf is to provide America's kids with the proper golf clubs, bags, and other related
products to help them have fun learning this lifelong game at an early age and promote
family interaction that builds lasting memories.
WWW.Worldkids.com - Be anyone, do anything, or
find out almost anything. You can make great friends, join some cool clubs, play games, do
your school homework, just hang out in the mall or do a LOT of other cool stuff! You can
cruise on in for a visit, or stay around and help out. Every journey into the WKN Galaxy
is a unique experience and you are at the controls! Come on in and see for yourself.
WWW.kidscom.com - We travel around the world to
meet KidsCom kids. Check out our most recent stops in Frankfurt, Germany and the French
cities of Paris and Sommiers. And be sure to tell us why we should go On Location in your
hometown.
WWW.cartooncorner.com - In his spare time,
Emmett teaches cartooning to children at schools and libraries in the Bay Area. He is busy
illustrating children's books, creating new comic strips, and thinking of more puzzles to
fill up every nook of the Cartoon Corner.
WWW.disney.com - A look at what's new every day in
Disney movies, travel, television, video, software, and more. Find out about upcoming
chats, enter sweepstakes, and spot your favorite characters in Star Watch!
WWW.sesamestreet.com - CTW Online is a fun and
informative web site for both parents and kids, and will be updated weekly. CTW Online is
filled with articles for parents from our award winning Sesame Street Parents magazine.
The articles provide valuable insights into preschoolers' physical, intellectual, and
emotional development. We also deliver news, consumer information, and stories to inform,
entertain, and empower parents. And don't forget to visit our discussion areas where you
can meet other Sesame Street fans or share your concerns, experiences, and questions with
other parents. The online material in Sesame Street Parents will be continually expanded
to offer new feature articles as well as extensive libraries on subjects from childrenÆs
health to preschool milestones.
WWW.nick.com - Q: Who is Nick Online
for?A: Big kids, small kids, girl kids, boy kids, kids with funny last names, kids
who can't spell "chihuahua," kids who can, kids who only eat raspberry ice cream
in cones, kids who sing in the bath, kids who lose their glasses, young goats, kids who
doodle in their history books, kids who visit Saturn in flying saucers every summer. . .
in short, ALL kids in the universe. And not one single grown-up.
WWW.mamamedia.com - MaMaMedia is creating a
family of Internet-centered products for young children and their families. Founded in
1995 by Idit Harel, Ph.D, MaMaMedia's vision and principles are based on Harel's doctoral
research and professional work. MaMaMedia products enrich children's learning by
integrating Constructionist principles and new technologies/media into children's lives.
WWW.purple-moon.com - Purple Moon is a new
entertainment company dedicated to providing meaningful entertainment experiences for
girls, initially ages 8-12. Purple Moon is a safe, highly interactive and
entertaining place for girls to have friendship adventures online. We try to encourage a
sense of community among girls by letting them join in adventures.
WWW.cyberpet.com - CyberPet is your A-1 resource
for pet information both on & for pet fanciers, exhibitors, breeders, dogs, cats,
clubs, rescue, products, services, publications, informative articles and much much more.
If you are looking for pet information .... You're in the right place.
WWW.cyberkids.com - Launched in November 1994 by
Julie and Mark Richer, President and Chairman of Mountain Lake Software and parents of
three girls ages 6-10, Cyberkids published original creative work from Mountain Lake
Software's First Annual Kids' International Writing and Art Contest. And it took off from
there like a Slinky on a staircase.
