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April 17, 2012 -- Submitted by Elle, a reader from New York, who is affiliated with the site.
ParentingInformer is a multi-author website providing parenting advice, tips, styles and stories from real parents like you. By sharing information from other parents around the world, we would like to create a community that fosters better and positive parenting practices.
Posted in For Parents
April 17, 2012 -- Submitted by Nikki Mason, a reader from Las Vegas, NV, who is not affiliated with the site.
Tons of Information about Pests, Bugs, Insects and other creepy crawlies. Great to learn about this vital part of our ecosystem.
Posted in Bugs
March 28, 2012 -- Submitted by Erik Bennett, a parent from South Florida, who is affiliated with the site.
Albert the Fox is a new interactive website that connects a child’s day through story with a parent. The mission of Albert the Fox is to build bonds between parent and child through story at bedtime. There is also a page where children can send in their Albert stories with assistance from a parent.
Posted in Story Hour
March 9, 2012 -- Submitted by Jonathan, a reader from UK, who is not affiliated with the site.
I came across this site while trying to find some fun magnet information for my daughter. I shared it with a few of my friends who too found it very usefull. I hope this is helpful 
Posted in Magnetism
March 9, 2012 -- Submitted by Naxo, a teacher from Valencia, Spain, who is not affiliated with the site.
This website is being developed by experienced teachers to be the very first contact with websites for kids. Entertaining and developing their skills towards computers and tablets.
Posted in Games for Preschoolers
March 5, 2012 -- Submitted by Idan, a reader from Israel, who is affiliated with the site.
We would like to share with you a great site for children and parents. Tucoola developed a platform delivers an enhance program to cognitive and learning skills of preschool children using fun online games.
Posted in Games for Preschoolers
March 5, 2012 -- Submitted by Dr. Eitan Schwarz, a reader from Chicago, Illinois, who is affiliated with the site.
YOUR KIDS. YOUR PLAN. THEIR INTERNET. It may look like a browser, but it’s really ZillyDilly!
FREE FOR A LIMITED TIME. Easy quick setup. FULL VERSION, 5 ACCOUNTS, ALL AGES.
Posted in Games for Preschoolers
March 5, 2012 -- Submitted by John Alvelais, a reader from Toronto, Canada, who is affiliated with the site.
Since the dawn of human civilization, constant need of human expansion set the army of explorers to discover new lands and new routes to travel across the unfamiliar terrain. You can find all information about famous explorers on this site.
Posted in World Maps
February 25, 2012 -- Submitted by Fraser McKen, a teacher from Victoria BC Canada, who is affiliated with the site.
PuzzlePick.com features three different puzzles:
a) A daily standard (15 X 15) American puzzle, (“MorningMaze”) which looks like the one in your daily paper – along with a bonus word scramble which you can solve after you solve the daily crossword. Then on the weekend, there is a weekend version (21 X 21) which looks like the big weekend puzzles you get in the big weekend paper (but it’s nowhere near as tough to do).
Both puzzles are downloadable puzzle in .pdf and so is the solution, which you get with the following puzzle.
b) A weekly cryptic crossword, (“CoffeeCrypt”) along with an instruction pagefor those visitors who haven’t tried cryptic crosswords. This puzzle you can do either interactively or as a download in .pdf
c) A twice weekly interactive trivia puzzle (“SoHuNu?”) which, along with the interactive version of “CoffeeCrypt”, runs on a free, downloadable java platform which you can get at www.java.com.
The SoHuNu? is an interactive game which asks ten questions on a fun topic (ex. Famous Blondes, Famous Movie Bad Guys, etc.) But if you get bored before completing the puzzle, you can push a REVEAL button. Then after you’ve finished the puzzle, you win a prize! (A page will appear telling you where to get the prize.)
All these puzzles have been developed by a retired English teacher. Careful attention then has been paid to spelling and one major mission in the project has been to present students with an activity which will give them something constructive to do as well as inviting participation by the whole family.
I hope everyone enjoys Puzzlepick.com
Posted in Crossword Puzzles, Math Puzzles
February 21, 2012 -- Submitted by John Maglio, a reader from Boston, MA, who is affiliated with the site.
An online free mapping tool to design a treasure map of your back yard.
Posted in Pirates
