Links for Kids

 

Internet Safety Information for Kids, Parents and Schools

• safekids.com—Tips, advice and suggestions to make your family's online experience fun and productive.

• Netsmartz—More information about Internet safety.

• chatdanger.com—How to stay safe in chat rooms.

• The Noodlehead Network—Information for adults and fun stuff for kids.

• safeteens.com—Information specific to Internet safety for teens.

• getnetwise.org—A site provided by Internet industry and public interest organizations to help ensure that Internet users have safe, constructive and educational or entertaining experiences online.

• WiredSafety.org—WiredSafety provides help, information and education to Internet and mobile device users of all ages.

• headquarterscounselingcenter.org—Headquarters Counseling Center. Useful information for children and parents.

Safe Search Engines

• KidZui - The Internet just for kids! Over 600,000 websites, pictures and video

• Kid's Search Tools—Links to safe search engines for kids

Research, Homework Resources and Fun Stuff for Kids

• familyguidebook.com—Links to safe surfing, homework help and sites designed specifically for kids.

• 4kids.org—Safe surfing and educational information for kids created by the University of Kansas.

• onekey.com—A kid safe search engine powered by Google.

• rcls.org—Pamapo Catskill Library System; click on Research Aids for homework and study aids.

• stockton.lib.ca.us/inetkids.htm—Stockton Library, Stockton, California, links to hundreds of safe sites for children and families.

• Yahoo! Kids—Yahoo for Kids has links and information on a variety of subjects including games, educational information and interactive travel.

• 700+ Great Sites—Safe sites for children and families, primarily focused on educational topics. Compiled by the American Library Association.

 

Headquarters checks these links weekly, please contact our Director of Children's Programs if any of these links do not work for you or take you somewhere unexpected.

Information prepared by Brian Runk, LBSW, Director of Children's Programs.