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Kid's games and exhibits about American History presented by the Library of Congress.

Play the Brain Game, Effective Detective and many more games featuring Arthur and his friends.

Type your name and see it written in braille. Send and decode braille messages with your friends.

Fill in your name, your hometown and your teacher's name and let the fun begin.

Learn about the tools and techniques used to create this beautiful artistic writing.

Math games from the PBS television show.

New games weekly. High scores are posted on the site.

See if you can react fast enough to hit a 90-mph fastball thrown by a major league pitcher. Presented by the Exploratorium Science Museum.

Master the rules of the road on the Information Superhighway and get your web license. A fun way to learn the "rules of the road" for the Internet.

Peggy Rathman's furry little friends come to life.

Howlers are loud angry messages that you can send when you're unhappy with somebody! Owlers are for when you want to be nice!

Learn how to make beautiful six-pointed paper snowflakes.

Delicious recipes from Cafe Zoom.

It is really the story of Little Red Riding Hood but the words are all wrong. Can you read it?

Games and activities that help you learn about web safety.

You can't believe your eyes in the "Seeing" exhibit from the Exploratorium.

Be the president for a day!

Listen, learn, and compose.

The Cat in the Hat, Green Eggs and Ham, How the Grinch Stole Christmas, The Lorax, Horton Hatches the Egg, And To Think I Saw it on Mulberry Street, Hop on Pop, The 500 Hats of Bartholomew Cubbins...

In the "Let's Have Some Fun" section you can print the Cuttin' Kate Drawing Book make your own bookmark, solve poetry puzzles and more.

Build, race and play with the walking machines at Sodaplay.

Test your knowledge of Beverly Cleary's characters: Ramona, Runaway Ralph, Henry, Maggie, Socks, Ellen Tebbits and more.