Top Sites for Kids - Comments

Small correction on Club Penguin: Free membership allows your child to own up to two pets.

Toontown is now free (as of a couple weeks ago). Apparently Disney has a new paid service (not DisneyBlast, but it appears to have some
of their games) they are pushing - GameKingdom --
http://disney.go.com/gamekingdom

And how could you leave off VMK - Disney's Virtual Magic Kingdom. Free, fun and popular? And of course, the best unofficial entertaining Disney site is http://www.subsonicradio.com -- free disney park audio and ride music.

Tried a new site a week ago - irishcaper.com -lots of nice learning games for the kids. They also have a section of kid's games.

I think this is a great site for finding ways to entertain kids and teach them something about science at the same time:
The Happy Scientist Blog -- http://web.mac.com/krampf/iWeb/Site/TheHappyScientist/TheHappyScientist.html

Microsoft Windows 98, 98SE, and ME are not supported operating systems for Google Earth. You can currently install Google Earth on Windows 2000 or Windows XP.

EDITOR'S NOTE: Windows 98/ME is no longer supported by Microsoft, and is not safe at any speed. If you're still running Win98/ME, move up to XP.

I checked out the Puzzle Pirates and I don't think it is appropriate for kids. There is a drinking game where the pirates get drunk and there is also poker. Not what I would like my kids to be playing.

clubpenguin rocks

Another cool website for kids is graffitibin.com
They are a safe website for kids that like to draw. They have prizes too.It's really cool

Okay; here is the best site for kids I have ever seen. They have a browser plug in that blocks EVERY web site on the net, then only allows to open those sites that are on their approved list. The site is zigback.com. They have so many sites for kids to go to that is all they need. Myspace, youtube and all that is blocked. You got to check it out. I got a 13 and an 11 year old daughters, and I have to keep my eye on them. This is perfect.

I'm a cartoonist. I do a syndicated comic strip titled "Slylock Fox and Comics for Kids". Not long ago I created a blog to display art from young readers. Under each drawing I post encouraging comments. The response from kids, parents and teachers has been terrific. The blog is www.kidcartoonists.com.