Factmonster
http://www.factmonster.com

Put together by Information Please, this fun site includes an atlas,
almanac, dictionary, encyclopedia, along with specific categories such as
science, math, sports, games etc.
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Kidspace @ the internet Public
Library
www.ipl.org/youthDivided into
categories such as computers, health and nutrition, reading, sports etc.
You can ask a question, just like you do at the regular library.
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World Almanac for Kids Online
www.worldalmanacforkids.com
All the things you find in the almanac and more!
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Grammar Bytes
www.chompchomp.comNeed help
with grammar? This site offers explanations and definitions of terms,
exercises to test what you've learned, fast tips and rules.
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RefDesk.com: Daily Almanac
http://refdesk.comLinks to helpful
and fun sites, including the Associated Press. "Today in History" and
"Joke of the Day".
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Library of Congress for Kids
www.loc.gov
Click on "Kids and Families" - here you can "Meet Amazing Americans" --
"Jump Back in Time"and explore the states.
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This Day in History - History Channel
http://historychannel.com/today
Discover important events that happened on your birthday!
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Netstate.com
http://www.netstate.com/states/
All kinds of information for all of the 50 states.
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National Geographic
http://nationalgeographic.com/kids/Fascinating facts and features,
even jokes, plus virtual travel to some of the world's most amazing
places.
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Windows to the Universe
www.windows.ucar.edu/
This site offers information about Earth and outer space
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Nine-Planets: An Interactive Tour of the Solar System
http://nineplanets.org/arnett.htmlOn this interactive site Bill
Arnett supplies all the vital statistics for all the bodies in the solar
system.
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Ask Dr. Math
http://Forum.Swarthmore.edu/dr.math
Answers and explanations for all your math problems. For elementary age
students and higher.
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Mathworld
www.mathworld.wolfram.com
More sophisticated than Dr. Math and very comprehensive.
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Sports Illustrated for Kids Online
www.sikids.comThe online version of
the popular magazine
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The Arthur Page
http://pbs.org/wgbh/pages/arthur |