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Links to Other Children's Sites |
This link is sponsored by the American Library Association and is an outstanding site and safe for the kids. |
Sometimes you might spend precious time looking for something on Internet. Hopefully, you will be able to find just the thing you need on this page. If you know a good source, let me know. |
The Family Fun magazine is published by Disney and the website is outstanding. You can register to get weekly ideas e-mailed to you. |
Everybody loves the National Geographic magazine. The website for kids is great. |
So you need to know what Wyoming's state dinosaur is. Go to te website for kids to find out! |
Here are some pretty pictures and information of points of interest in Star Valley...and a short biography of our famous outlaw. |
Look into this site for current news of the longest or the most records being made around the world. |
So you love Disney (I know I do!) and you want to know what's going on at their place. This is another great kids site. |
Aren't libraries great places to find entertainment, knowledge and meet people? This is the greatest library of them all! The Library of Congress |
So what's new with Charlie Brown and his friends? You'll be in the "know" if you visit this site. The Schulz Museum |
Yes, Harry Potter has sold over 325 million books in 65 languages in over 200 territories with five movies produced thus far. Now, there is 20-acres theme park being planned for Universal Studios in Orlando, FL, to be ready for visitors in late 2009. Fans will be able to visit the Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardy, the Forbidden Forest, the Hogsmeade Village, plus many of the characters will be on hand. Visit this website and signup for e-mail announcements so you can tract the progress. Looks exciting! Wizarding World of Harry Potter |
Can you eat just one M&M? Are M&M's your favorite candy? Did you know you can buy M&M's with your name on them? Go to this fun site right now! The M&M's World |
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that great website! |
The American Girl stories and dolls are great. The stories are based on historical eras in our country and the dolls with their clothes and furniture are beautiful. Check right here for announcements and activities. And if you ask which is my favorite...it's Molly! I was a little girl during the 1940s and Molly embodies that period of time for me. One time at My Favorite Children's Room we displayed a collection of the dolls of one of our staff members, her Mom and her sister. It was fun to see noses of little girls pressed up to the glass of the display case. American Girl |
At this website for the National Audubon Society, you can find all kinds of information about birds. When I visited the site, I downloaded some great free screensavers and I discovered that Wyoming's state bird, the Missouri Meadow Lark, is the state bird for five other states. Isn't it great what vast information we can find with a the click of a button...or maybe two...sometimes more. National Audubon Society |
I read a book about wild horses and was pleased to find that the author listed some sites where a reader could learn more about these animals, their history and their future. While this site features Cloud, a young horse in a wild herd in the Arrowhead Mountains in Montana, it will also lead you to several other sites, including The Pryor Mountain Mustang Center of Lovell, WY. The Cloud Foundation |