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  1. Generationslive.com Homepage
  2. Father's World
    A Community For Men Who Value Fathering And Their Families.
  3. Generationslive.com Homepage
  4. Growing up with Epilepsy
  5. CBSHealthWatch- Home
  6. Social Security Online

    My Day With Daddy

    You and I -- strolling down the endless leaf-sprinkled path. (I had to jog to keep up with lyour tree-trunk legs.) Our footsteps squishing in the snow-muddled leaves. Idle talk -- nothing but the sweet sound reaching the infinite tops of the pillar trees.

    We were three skips away from Little Lost Lake mesmerized by the silver stars bobbing on Spring's crisp water.

    All that mattered was you and me (our identical-intense brown eyes.) I was lost in the lime-green cluster of the woods. But you, my colossal fortress were bouncing laughter by my side.

    Eight years later I still here it echo across the grass-bedded grave.

    By Penny Landvatter, Bever Dam High School, Bever Dam, WI.

  7. OJJDP: Parenting Resources for the 21st Century
    federally sponsored through the Coordinating Council on Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention, strives to help families meet the formidable challenges of raising a child today by addressing topics that include school violence, child development, home schooling, organized sports, child abuse, and the juvenile justice system."
  8. SCREEN IT! ENTERTAINMENT REVIEWS FOR PARENTS
  9. Zap
    Zap provides information about sex, drugs, alcohol, mental health, skin problems, sports injuries, weight problems and family issues.
  10. Kidz Privacy
  11. IPEDS COOL Search Page
    A site to help prospective college students and parents comparison shop, with info on over 9,000 college and universities.
  12. 2000 New York International Children's Film Festival
  13. Computer Capers Resources for Parents
  14. toysmart.com: Harry Potter
    Toysmart has a large selection of gifts, but I suggest going to the book gift section. Potter's books are listed as an example... I visited the local Barnes and Noble store in Tucson and Potters books are on display. They offer a $5 savings for online orders (of $25 or more).
    Some of the museums and sites listed in this K-12 resource offer special publications for children. A good example is Marguerite Makes a Book (Getty Trust Publications), which might be in my purchase list.
  15. Grimm Brothers @ nationalgeographic.com
  16. ParentsPlace.com
    From pregnancy and baby to parenting parents -- chat rooms bulletin boards pregnancy stories and experts...
  17. Story: Crayola Site Draws High Marks for Usability
  18. Children, Youth, and Family Consortium
  19. http://www.familyeducation.com/home/
  20. International Reading Association
  21. Hedwig's Guide to Harry Potter's Magical World
  22. TV Guide Family
  23. The Front Line volume 39
  24. Scholastic's Homepage
  25. Summer Fun! - Nature's Crafts
  26. The Movie Mom
  27. SafeTeens.Com Home Page
  28. A Children's Guide about HIV/AIDS
  29. Welcome to the Child and Family News
    Although designed with journalists in mind, the site can also be valuable for K-12 educators.
  30. Institute for Child Development Inc.
  31. CDF: A Parent's Guide to Child Support
    "Census Bureau data from 1992 show that 11.5 million parents were raising children with an absent parent. Of those 11.5 million, only 54 percent had child support orders, and of the 5.3 million parents who had child support awarded and due, only half received the full amount due. About one-quarter received partial payment, and one-quarter did not receive anything at all."
  32. Newsweek.com: Society: How Well Do You Know Your Kid?
  33. The FamilyPC 100
    The top-rated software programs and games, computers and peripherals, and Web sites from FamilyPC.
  34. Growing Up Drug-Free: Table of Contents
  35. Teach With Movies
    "This web site is designed to help parents use a select group of feature length films to supplement school curriculum and educate their children. The site consists of more than 170 "Parents' Guides" and two indices. Each Guide describes the benefits of a particular film, possible problems, helpful background, discussion questions, bridges to reading and links to the Internet."
  36. NEA: Read Across America -- Cat-A-List
  37. World Book Encyclopedia - Parent/Teacher Resource Center - Parent Resource Center - Resources for Parents
  38. 2/23/99 What's Hot on the Web for Parents and Kids
  39. Welcome to FamilyFirst Newsletter Online!
  40. Gadzillion Things To Think About
  41. Sony Music Licensing
    Click on the "Browse" button and view one of the best concept maps on Music... In fact, clicking on a search choice, such as "political" rearranges the concept map on the right frame. Put this on my wish list for things to learn how to do... You can toggle the "think map" off...but why would you want to? I clicked on Christmas and watched the concept map form (see final screen shot). There is much to be said about constructing a concept map from scratch, using the blackboard or the Overhead, but this method could be applied to so many areas on social studies (or science...any subject). I know there is someone out there who will take this technology demonstrated here by the Sony page and make it possible for teacher to plug in there favorite concepts. The links to music could be replaced by other sound/film/internet links or graphics of the teacher's choice.
  42. Healthykids.com
  43. Tripod - Explore - home_family
  44. KIDS FIRST - quality childrens media - CQCM - Coalition for Quality Children's Media - movies - wholesome - entertainment - good - values
  45. National Partnership for Women & Families: Home Page
  46. ABC's of Parenting - Comprehensive Source for Great Parenting, Pregnancy and Childcare Articles, Segmetns and Sites
  47. A Parent's Guide to Religion in the Public Schools
  48. April's Family Daycare
  49. A Parent's Guide to Religion in the Public Schools
  50. Digest 96-09
    Helping With Homework: A Parent's Guide to Information Problem-Solving
  51. Great Sites!
  52. Interesting Places for Parents
  53. National Parent Information Network
  54. PBS Picks - RAISING GRANDKIDS: A LOVE STORY
  55. Back to School
  56. Profile
    Identifies community programs in the arts and humanities that are successful in reaching at-risk children when they are not in school.
  57. LibrarySpot Special Stacks: How to raise a reader
  58. The Odyssey: An Epic Telling
    Winner! Oppenheim Platinum Award for Best Audio!
  59. Museums and Learning - Museums Galore!
  60. Join Together Online
  61. Browser Usage Monitoring Program
    For parents and teachers to keep track of Internet usage by children.
  62. Great Sites!
  63. The Children's Partnership
  64. FamilyEducation Network - Helping parents help their kids learn
  65. P.A.R.E.N.T.S.
  66. Parent and Family Involvement
    Critical Issues or other resources for parents on the issue of school improvement.
  67. Table of Contents - The Natural Child Project
  68. A Grandparents' Guide for Family Nurturing & Safety
  69. Great Sites!
    Great links from the American Library Association.
  70. Welcome to OnlyToys
    Online toy source.
  71. Children and Horticulture -- kinderGARDEN
    An introduction to the many ways children can interact with plants and the outdoors.
  72. ParentTime
    For Family, Home, Child, Parenting, and Baby Advice.
  73. Multimedia Collection Video Previews
    See the "Whole Child" -- special presentation for parents/teachers of the very young.
  74. Harvard Education Letter
    Special Issue on Parent Involvement. TOC: Family Involvement in Schools: It Makes a Big Difference, But Remains Rare, Six Types of School-Family-Community Involvement, Teaching Teachers to Work with Families, Recommended changes in how teachers are trained and certified, A School Called Victory: The Ongoing Pursuit of Parent Involvement Programs with Exemplary Parent Involvement Curriculum.
  75. Newsweek's Parent's Guide to Children's Software--Report Card
  76. Project Appleseed, the National Campaign for Public School Improvement
  77. MegaSkills
  78. Parent's Guide To Cyberspace
  79. ParentTime - Travel Time
  80. thesite: Parenting Sites
  81. The F.U.N. Place - Families United on the Net
    Parents will especially benefit from the Parenting Guide, with a growing collection of articles on those tough issues and choices.
  82. Parenting Guild
  83. Back to School
  84. KUED Production: The Snow Wolves
    Follows gray wolves as they are transplanted from Canada into Yellowstone National Park. A companion site for an upcoming natural history program. Featuring a gallery of wolf images, RealAudio sounds of howling wolves, and the filmmaker's diary.
  85. Children's Literature Ring
  86. Parenting of K-6 Children
  87. Home Page for the Parent Education Ring
  88. Families, Technology, and Education Conference
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  89. National Association of Child Advocates
    " Because children do not vote, because children do not make campaign contributions, they need advocates constantly speaking out for them in credible, persuasive ways. Child advocates get the powers-that-be to understand what the public already knows -- that it's better to invest in long-term solutions, than to spend on short- term crises."
  90. Time Out for Parents: The Teen Years
  91. Teen Trauma: Resources on the Web
  92. American Library Association Home Page
  93. A Parents' Guide to the Internet and Protecting Your Children
  94. All Families Learn
  95. EW PARENTS' GUIDE INDEX-1997
    Quick reviews of movies, with details about plot, language and other items for parent evaluation.
  96. The Milwaukee Journal recently (Sunday, June 29, 1997) published an article "Parents get task of policing Internet" in response to the recent Supreme Court decision. This somewhat misleading title was clarified in the article -- parents must assume the responsibility for limiting access in the home. The article mentions a number of software solutions. One not mentioned that parents might try is to use Paint Shop Pro (shareware at many of the software archives) that also includes a "browser" utility. Briefly, the software will create thumbnails (a small graphic replica) of all of the images in a directory you select. If you use Netscape (my browser of choice), all of the images from an online session are placed in a "cache" directory and remain there (on your computer's hard drive) based on what your "Preferences" are. To locate this in Netscape, click on "Options" on the tool bar and then "Network Preferences" and finally "Cache." If you have established rules on what sites and images may not be displayed, you can monitor compliance with the Paint Shop Pro utility. Simply use it on the "cache" at a convenient time.
  97. Taking Charge of Your TV
    "A Guide to Critical Viewing for Parents and Children Concerns: How to set rules for television viewing and how to stick to them How to recognize the methods used to construct certain messages. How to talk to children about violence on television. How to turn what we see on television into positive and educational family discussions." Parents might also visit the Media Literacy Page for more information.
  98. SMART PARENT'S GUIDE TO KIDS' TV
  99. MOMS Magazine
  100. Helping with Homework
    A Parent's Guide to Information Problem-Solving -- by Robert E. Berkowitz.
  101. Family
    Time site that offers some great suggestions on making the most of the Summer with your children (or grandchildren). What I found so interesting about the site is the discussion about extending the school year from August 15 to June 30th.
  102. Family Planet
  103. Parents' Journal of School Related Issues
  104. The #!Parentsroom - Parenting Chat and Parent Resource Page
  105. The Kotex Guide to Menstruation for Girls and Women
  106. RESOURCE CENTER
  107. The Rights of Kids in the Digital Age
    by Jon Katz
  108. Glory! to the Flowers
    A picture book for children of all ages. The illustrations in this book feature children of all colors and nations.
  109. Family Software
  110. Family News & Views
    ZDNET review of the K-12 page on the main menu.
  111. Parents' Journal of School Related Issues
  112. Summer Home Learning Recipes
  113. WTTW's 10 Things Every Child Needs
  114. Helping Your Child Learn to Read
    Activities for children from infancy through age 10.
  115. Parents In Education
  116. Single with Children
  117. Parenting Resources
  118. SPECTRUM - The Family Internet Magazine
  119. Creative Child Interactive Newsletter
  120. ParentTime - Chat & BBS
  121. The Family Experience
  122. Facts for Families
    Publishes 46 information sheets on issues ( depressed child, teen suicide, stepfamily problems and child sexual abuse).
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  123. ACDE Home Page
  124. The Rights of Kids in the Digital Age
    by Jon Katz. En extended and thoughful essay on the rights of Kids.
  125. Publications for Parents
    U.S. Department of Education Publications. Stop at the Parent Information and Resource Centers for information about the parent information and resource center in your state or region. These 28 centers are funded under Goals 2000 to expand opportunties for parents to be involved in children's learning.
  126. NJOnline: Parents Can Be Homework Partners
  127. Families with Children from China
    A network of support for families who adopted in China or plan to. Under "Topics" see "Creating an Adoption Story Book" for an possible creative writing exercise.
  128. National Association of Homes and Services for Children
  129. NCPIE -- Front Page
    National Coalition for Parent Involvement in Education for effective family/school partnerships in schools throughout America.
  130. The Home Connection
    Electronic books for kids.
  131. The Children's Partnership
  132. A Parent's Guide
    Help in supervising the use of the Internet.
  133. Stone Soup, the magazine of writing and art by young people
    Sometimes called the "New Yorker" of the 8 to 13 set,with a sample issue on line and a feature story from the most recent issue. Illustrated by the students. See the featured story -- Crippled Detectives and read poems by a three-year-old! Other links to a story by a Vietnamese boat child and a 1919 bestseller by Daisy Ashford, age 8! Find a Pen Pal, Archive for past issues, Books of Hours and handmade books, Book reviews, Internet resources, Resources for teachers, Children's art, Paintings by a Jewish girl in hiding, 1943-44, Middle East Art from Egypt and Oman and Paintings from Russia.
  134. National Clearinghouse for Alcohol and Drug Information
  135. Join Together Online
    A "...resource center and meeting place for those working to reduce the harms associated with the use of illicit drugs, excessive alcohol and tobacco."
  136. Newsweek's Parent's Guide to Children's Software
    Software report cards from Newsweek.
  137. Primal Parenting
  138. EXPRESSIONS School of Art, Homeschool Page
    Art education resources.
  139. Tripod Women's Room: Puberty
  140. Children's Literature Web Guide
  141. Parents' Journal of School Related Issues
  142. ***CHILD AWARE: Parent Showcase, Preschool Skills Manual, Home Education***
  143. ParentTime - Welcome!
  144. Welcome to RSAC
    Tools for parents insure child safety.
  145. Web Wallet
    Very useful site with a collection of links to family financial planning.
  146. Children's Book Review Magazine Home Page
  147. Cool Safe Links For Kids Parents and Teachers.
  148. ParentTime - Welcome!
    Offers parents comprehensive and personalized parenting information, editorial information on child development, health and medicine, entertainment and activities, relationships, and family finance.
  149. LEARNING VACATIONS - A "CHALKBOARD" OF TRAVEL INFORMATION
  150. Fathering Magazine Contents Page
  151. SPECTRUM- The Family Internet Magazine
  152. Lifetime Online: Parenting
  153. Dadsite of the Month
  154. AARON'S MIXTURE OF THINGS
  155. Parent Brocures
  156. Reunions Magazine Autumn Homepage
  157. ParentNews
  158. Street Smart on the Web
  159. ROBERT GLOSSOP ON THE CANADIAN FAMILY
  160. The Vanier Institute of the Family
    A page that poses (and attempts to answer) a large number of questions about the Canadian family. What is the big picture in family trends? Has marriage gone out of fashion? What's happening to families in an aging society? How much money do families in Canada earn? Where does the family money go? What's the difference between lone-parent families yesterday and today? How many Canadian families live in poverty? Why? What are the new home economics? How can parents balance work and family commitments? Who cares for the kids of Canada's families? How serious a problem is abuse in Canadian families? How can we support families?
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  161. Parents in Crisis
    A Support Group for parents having problems with their teenager's behavior.
  162. ParenthoodWeb -- The new WWW community for parents and prospective parents
  163. Children in divorce
    A child's perspective on a divorce or separation of the child's parents.
  164. A LISTENING EAR
    Features the partnership of parents and teachers in the education process, with two cartoon characters...MsTeach and Brad the Dad as guides.
  165. RAISIN'S TOP STORY
    Frequent updates - Summary of Clinton's speech within hours.
  166. New Family Site
    Enrichment - information & software to feed the family.
  167. Warner Bros. Animation
    One part of this site has six major links or sub pages and four of them are not working. But you don't need to dig down through multiple graphic intense pages to discover that this site is mostly "fluff" and a waste of time. It is difficult to fanthom how a commercial site can be given vast funding and not function as well as most amature sites.
  168. CHILDREN�S TELEVISION WORKSHOP
  169. Family Resource Center
  170. ___familyresource___
    enrichment / ideas / publications / wrinkles / relief.
  171. Families USA's Home Page
    Voice for health care interests.
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  172. A Guide to Reading Children's Books
  173. Welcome To SAFE-T-CHILD Online!
  174. Dad's in the Kitchen
  175. Child Support Home Page
  176. Resources for Parents
  177. SPILLED MILK
    AIMED AT PARENTS & CAREGIVERS. PBS series for this Fall designed to help parents and caregivers deal with the real-life issues of raising children under five.
  178. Welcome to Parent Soup!
    Great zine with timely articles and interactive features. The current issue features an article about the issue of GLORY ... OR ABUSE? Is the training experienced by girls seeking Olympic glory a sort of child abuse?
  179. Booklist: Books for Youth
  180. Programs for Kids & Parents to Use Together
  181. Parent and Family Involvement - Pathways Department of Education. How communities, schools, parents and families, and businesses can work together to help children learn more and do better in school.
  182. Parenting Teens
    Author of Uncommon Sense for Parents of Teenagers, Michael Riera provides an informative bi-monthly Q and A column.
  183. The Parental Involvement Checklist
    Checklist For An Effective Parent-School Partnership & The Six Types of Parental Involvement.
  184. Project Appleseed
    A non-profit national campaign to improve public schools by increasing and organizing parental involvement in all 15,000 public school districts in the United States of America.
  185. What Can My Community Do?
    A Community Action Toolkit.
  186. National Parent Information Network
    Network operated by ERIC designed to provide information to parents and to foster the exchange of parenting materials. The site offers news, resources, and products for parents as well as a mechanism to submit a question to AskERIC.
  187. Nashville Parent Magazine Table of Contents
  188. Teens with HIV
    I ran into this article while browsing the Houston Chronicle. Reporter Claudia Feldman provides some critical information and advice to both parents and teens.
  189. National Issues Forums
    Current topic of discussion is The Troubled American Family: Which Way Out of the Storm?
  190. CBS News: UTTMlink
    In addition to the news, this site offers a "parenting" link to a current issue and archives past issues/dates on parenting. News: UTTMlink
  191. OnWEAC
    (also listed in the K-12 area) See the Educational Issues Series, which "...brings the best current research on important issues of educational policy or practice to the educational community." The page also presents a seres of research papers. Parents might find the Child Well-Being in Wisconsin [1996] paper interesting, especially topical as Wisconsin's welfare reform is viewed as a showcase program for the nation. There is little doubt that the children of the nation are suffering from the current political climate, but it is also clear that the politicians have discovered that children do not vote, and voters can be convinced that reducing their taxes can be achieved at the same time that past and current deficits are erased. It is, after all, what they want to hear.
  192. 39th ICYPAA
    International Conference of Young People in Alcoholics Anonymous with Al-Anon and Alateen participation.
  193. National Center for Fathering
    "In response to the dramatic trend toward fatherlessness in America, the Center was founded in 1990 by Dr. Ken Canfield to conduct research on fathers and fathering and to develop practical resources for dads in nearly every fathering situation."
  194. Adventure Bonding Parenting Page
  195. Welcome to RSAC
    Helps parents make decisions about using the Web (employs a content advisory system). Non profit.
  196. Booklist Home Page
  197. Campaign For Our Children
    Information concerning teen pregnancy in the US will find a wealth of information on this site. See how many teens are pregnant thus far this year; take a screening quiz to see if your kid's at risk, or find the perfect one-liner that sparks a conversation about sex.
  198. The Times of our Lives
  199. Putting the Pieces Together
    Comprehensive School-Linked Strategies for Children and Families. A collaborative effort of the U.S. Department of Education and the Regional Educational Laboratory Network.
  200. NCSS Online: Notable Children's Books
    The National Council has placed the entire listing online in the following categories: Biography, Contemporary Concerns, Environment, Energy, and Ecology, Folktales, Geography, Peoples, and Place, History, Life, and Culture in the Americas, Reference Works, Social Interactions and Relationships, World History and Culture. A click on any category generates a page listing of significant publications in that topic area.
  201. family.com
    The site present resources for parents, with geographic divisions of the U.S. to select from.. I selected the MidWest and then "Minnesota Parent, Minneapolis/St. Paul" and found an interesting interview with Children First. Dr. Penelope Leach talks about her vision for a child-friendly society (She points out that American society acts in a manner that is very hostile to children). The Chicago page featured and article on "What Parents Can Learn From Five Award-Winning Teachers. Given the depth of this resource, my visit was very short, but I left (reluctantly) with very positive impressions.
  202. SPECTRUM: The Family Internet Magazine
    Feature-rich zine with links for the young.. Commercial stuff behind some links...so visit first for a preview before you send students.
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  203. National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence, Inc. (NCADD) - Home Page
    Information for Parents and Youth.
  204. Children's Book Awards
  205. National Parent Information Network
    Information about the Network and links to Parent News, Updated Monthly), Urban/Minority Families, Parents AskERIC, PARENTING Discussion List, Resources for Parents.
  206. Preparing Your Child for College
    U.S. Department of Education/OERI Publications or To download an ASCII version, FTP
  207. Family Internet: Home Page
  208. skyes page
  209. SEA WORLD/BUSCH GARDENS
  210. National Center for Fathering
  211. ElderCare Help Page
    "Helping Baby Boomers navigate the elder care maze. Social Security, Medicare, Medicaid, Nursing Homes, Retirement Communities, Home Health Agencies, Elder Law."
  212. NCSS Online: Notable Children's Books
  213. Families Under Construction
  214. NJOnline: Parents Can Be Homework Partners
  215. PARENTSPLACE HOMEPAGE
    Parents! Go to your room! Now!
  216. Baby Hui Home Page--Positive Parenting Support Group in Hawaii
    A neighborhood-based positive parenting support group network of parents with children from birth to three.
  217. ASU Center for Academic Precocity
  218. How to raise a reader
  219. Marionville - Town Circle
    A community for Teens and Parents.
  220. []|||| The BABY ENGINE ||||[]
  221. Time For Kids, April 19, 1996You got time for kids...right. So does Time.
  222. Teen Parents Page
    Useful information for teen parents concerning health and nutrition.
  223. UNICEF (United Nations Children's Fund)
    "The State of the World's Children 1996." Included are sections on Children in War, Anti-War Agenda, Fifty Years for Children, a Regional Spotlight, and statistical tables dealing with nutrition, health, education, basic indicators, demographic indicators, and women.
  224. Resources on Parenting & Internet Filtering
  225. Divorce & Family Law Links (Marital Dissolution, Child Custody, Division of Property, Mediation)
  226. All About Kids Online
    An annual convention, and monthly parenting paper establised to reinforce the mental health of today's families by providing information and resources that make parenting less stressful and more fun.
  227. National PTA
  228. Our Daughters' Home Pages
    An at-work activity with our daughters. Take your Daughters to Work.
  229. SPECTRUM: The Family Internet Magazine
    This Commercial site has done a great job in locating links for children and parents. Educators would suggest that you explore together and share and recapture the joy of learning.
  230. AACAP Home Page
    American Academy of Child & Adolescent Psychiatry.
  231. National Parent Information Network
    Links for Parent News (Updated Monthly), Urban/Minority Families, Parents AskERIC, PARENTING Discussion List, Resources for Parents, Resources for Those Who Work with Parents, ERIC Information and Materials, Internet Resources for Parents and Those Who Work with Parents.
  232. Jefferson Resource Institute
    See the "Teens Bill of Rights" (combating peer pressure) information.
  233. Siskiyou County K-12 Resource Page/For Parents
  234. THE BUREAU OF MISSING SOCKS
    Thrill yourself with tales of hot passion, intrigue, and violence involving the mysterious disappearance of single socks. You may want to add your own. Almost all of the found socks are clean, and all of the lost socks are dirty. Hmmm. I use these odd socks to clean off the dip stick when I check the oil in the car. Parents could start a companion page on creative uses for those odd socks. One thing for sure, throw away the odd sock and the mate will soon turn up!
  235. Children with DIABETES (TM)
    The on-line magazine for kids, families and adults with juvenile diabetes.
  236. A Parents Guide to Supervising a Child's Internet Experience
  237. ChildrensFestival
    A six-day festival with the best in international theatre, music, puppetry, dance, storytelling, mime and comedy.
  238. FAIRROSA'S CYBER LIBRARY
  239. T E E N__S E X U A L I T Y
  240. KidSource OnLine Welcome Page
  241. SAFE GRAD 96
  242. Preparing for Parenthood
  243. Family Relations
  244. Outward Bound: Outward Bound USA Homepage
    Includes:| Program Options | Philosophy | FAQ | Outward Bound Schools | Search Wilderness Adventure Courses | Adventure Stories | Wilderness Wisdom.
  245. Jobs in National Parks, Preserves, Monuments & Recreation Areas
    Low pay and hard work, but many positive benefits.
  246. Resources for Parents of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered Youth
  247. KidsHealth.org
    Also provides resources for parents and professionals and a health tip of the day.
  248. The Parent Academy on The WWW
  249. Montessori for Moms
    Lessons for Moms and Teachers. HTML version of the book "...For Moms" is available online.
  250. Nidra King Center (Save the Children)
    Effort to equip inner city residents and families with the keys necessary to improve their quality of life.
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  251. Help For Children
    National directory of resources.
  252. Teen Help
    Links parents, child care professionals, and others to resources for struggling adolescents -- recommends appropriate and cost-effective choices.
  253. Non-Alcoholic recipes for safe hosting and entertainment
    Try the "Almond Eggnog! Mmmm.
  254. Warning Signs of Computer Use in School Age Children
    From the site for Technology Specialists.
  255. Children's Literature Web Guide
  256. The High School Student's Survival Guide
    The High School Student's Survival Guide.
  257. SuperKids Educational Software Review
  258. College Board Online Home Page
  259. Dyslexia, The Gift
    Promoting an understanding of dislexia. Designed for parents, teachers, dyslexics. Topics include: special education, illiteracy, ADD, ADHD, dyslexie, legasthenie, reading, dysgraphia.
  260. PARENTS PLACE.COM, Parenting, Parents, Baby
    The parenting resource center on the web. Offers a "Daily Feature"...The Computer Museum Guide to the Best Software for Kids. Tips for holiday software buying and reviews for parents of children aged 2 through 12. See "Holiday Books for Children: A Special Thanksgiving Reading List prepared by Children's Literature, a newsletter for adults."
  261. Silly Billy's World
    He's Black,
    He's White,
    He's Asian,
    He's Hispanic,
    He's Native American,
    " It's a place for kids to read about how to write books, how to draw pictures on computer, and for parents and educators, there are sections where we feature, 'Educators of the Month.' With Educators of the month, we try to share fun, motivational ideas from what we have seen in schools."
    Links to Learn to draw on your computer, the Writing Project, Read some of Silly Billy's Books, What makes a good school good? and What books can we read to help us write better?
  262. The National Parenting Center
  263. Parents and Children Together Online
    A web-delivered magazine devoted to furthering family literacy by providing original stories and articles for parents and children to share together.
  264. The WorldVillage School House
    Focus on the pre-schoolers
  265. Books for Children... and More
  266. The Mommy Times
    The Mom-To-Mom Network On The Web. Mostly for the pre-school set.
  267. Interesting Places for Parents
  268. Helping Your Child Learn History - History as Story
  269. CHILDREN NOW WEB SITE
    Learn about children's issues and how to take action. Includes extensive links to other online resources on children's issues. A "CHILDREN NOW INTERNET MAILING LIST" might interest you:
    Receive regular updates on children's issues.
    Send an E-Mail message to:
    [email protected]
    with the message:
    SUBSCRIBE CHILDNOW
  270. Welcome to FamilyPC
    Sites for Family, Learning, Kid, Art & Entertainment, Hardware and Software.
  271. Silverton Parental Responsibility Oridinance (Oregon)
    This site provides excellent information on a controversial ordinance that charged parents with responsibility for supervising their children. Links to the actual ordinance and public and media response to its enforcement.
  272. Parent Line
  273. Preparing Your Child for College
  274. POSITIVE PARENTING HOME PAGE
  275. Empowering People
    A Resource for Parents and Teachers.
  276. Urban/Minority Families
    Some samples from the Main Menu. This a great site for parents and those who need information on building programs in the schools to support parents.
  277. Interesting Places for Parents
  278. Preparing Your Child for College
  279. National Parent Information Network
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January 6, 2003

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