~Hi Kids, This Is Your Page~
Try getting involved in something, your free time is what you make of it.
TV and video games are all right,
but too much can become boring and a waste of time.
The same goes for on-line computing, surfing is great,
but don't make it your only thing.
Do you like hanging with friends more, perhaps there is
something you and friend(s) can do or join together.
If you already checked out the school activities and sports
and they are not for you,
here are a few ideas you may want to explore.
Scouting is Cool
crafts, learning, camping and much much more...
Scouting is for you.
Ask around, find out who is in scouting and talk with them
about how they like it and what they do.
that you might be interested in,
go to their site to find out more.
More Great Youth Organizations
More Cool Things To Do !
Hey, reading is great, but they have more than just books.
The library has special events all the time, maybe something
that you have an interest in and the events usually are free.
Watch for the announcements in your local newspaper or pennysaver.
CHURCHES
Check with your local churches about their youth group programs.
MEALS on WHEELS
Are you a responsible young adult?
Would you like to help out some great senior citizens in you area
by delivering hot meals? You don't drive, team up with one of your
parents and deliver together. Call your local Meals on Wheels for details.
Links To Other Kids Web Sites
Hammy Hamster
Crayola Creativity Central
Kids Domain
Simeon's World Of Magic
Girl Tech
Thunder Lizards
Ask Dr. Universe
Arcade Games
This site was developed and is maintained by the "Federal Citizen Information Center". It provides links to Federal kids' sites along with some of the best kids' sites from other organizations all grouped by subject. Explore, learn, have fun and don't forget to add us to your favorites!
Activities for both the kids and moms.
Here is a great site to meet and play games with the many "friends" they watch on Nickolodeon. (This site is recommended for the older child.)
Here your child will find "friends" like Little Bear, Blue and Franklin. (This site is recommended for the younger child.)
Welcome to Barbara Feldman's vision of what's wonderful on the Web. Welcome parents, kids, teens, grandparents, teachers, librarians and the incurably curious. Barbara is a syndicated newspaper columnist. Her articles are seen in millions of newspapers each week. (This site is recommended for children of all ages.)
Please send them to us by e-mail for our review
and we will probably add them.
