1.   Enchanted Learning
Little Explorers area is a multi-lingual picture dictionary with links to educational activities and games.

2.   KidsClick  Web search for kids by librarians from Berkeley.edu.  It lists about 5,000 web sites in various categories.

3.   Fact Monster  Reference provider "Information Please" produces this site which provides facts and information oriented around the needs of children.

4.   Ask Jeeves for Kids has changed to Ask for Kids.  It is a unique service where you enter a question, then it tries to point you to the right web page that provides an answer-appropriate for children.  If Ask for Kids cannot answer a question, it pulls results from various search engines in its metacrawler mode.  So it first searches a database of selected sites arranged as questions; then conducts a parallel search of encyclopedias, Yahooligans and Education World.

5.   Yahooligans is the oldest major directory for children, launched in March 1996.  Yahoo for kids, designed for ages 7 to 12, with sites hand-picked to be appropriate for children.

6.   Cyber Sleuth Kids.  A searchable directory of web sites compiled by teachers.

7.   Google is not as kid-friendly but gives lots of results.  Students tend to like Google Images when looking for pictures.

8.   DibDabDoo.com.  Ad-free, non-commercial directory of web sites designed for child-safe searching.

9.   OneKey uses a filtered search by Google to search the web. It also has a directory of web sites.

10.  Timelines

11.  Microsoft Clip Art