Child Safety on the
Information Highway – A guide to Internet safety for children
Children’s Defense
Fund – Provides information about children’s health and development and
advocates on behalf of at risk children and children with disabilities.
Family
Education – Provides information about school, entertainment and other life
issues. This site is broken down by age
group: Pre-K-2; 3-5; and 6-12.
Grow-A-Reader
– Offers information for raising readers.
Includes recommended book lists for specific age groups.
Helping
your Child learn Geography – Learn about maps, climate, humans and
environment, regions and more.
Helping
your Child learn Math – Activities for children from preschool to fifth
grade to strengthen math skills and build positive attitudes about math.
Helping your
Child become a Reader – Activities for children from infancy to age six to
develop reading and language skills, includes suggestions for books and
resources for children with reading problems or disabilities.
Helping your
Child Learn Science – Information, tools and activities for children from 3
– 10 to develop an interest in science and learn about the world around them.
Kids Doctor – Access to
children’s health topics.
National Dissemination Center for
Children with Disabilities – Provides information about IDEA (the national
special education law); No Child Left Behind (as it relates to children with
disabilities) and research based information about effective educational
practices.
Pampers Parenting Institute
– Provides information about infant and toddler care.
Parenting and Parenthood
– Offers information about parenting, discipline, nutrition and more.
ReadyWeb – Provides
resources on school readiness.
Speechville – Provides
information about speech, language and communications disorders in children.
Travel for Kids – A
family travel guide for planning fun vacations with children.
Webrary
– Morton Grove Public Library offers this list of recommended sites for
children and their parents.
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