Five Science Games

Science can be fun, but sometimes it needs a little help. For many kids science's just not that interesting. But it should be. Read on to find out five games that make learning science fun.

Downloading Music: What's the Big Deal

Kids around the US are getting in big trouble with their parents and even the law for downloading music for free from the Internet. What's the big deal?! Keep reading to find out about what the law says about downloading music for 'free.'

Language Development in Kids Ages 6-8

Understanding the language development of your six, seven or eight year old child can be beneficial. Parents will be able to spot possible learning disabilities and seek treatment more quickly. This article will present an overview of language development for children ages 6-8.

4 Tips for Kids on How to Read Text Book

A clear strategic approach to textbook reading will help any student get more out of the books they're using in school.

Two Math Games

Here are two math games to give students a competitive incentive for getting a handle on their numbers.

Sudoku: a Logic Based Educational Puzzle for Kids

Playing sudoku can improve your child's critical thinking, math, and logic skills. These puzzles vary in level of difficulty and can provide fun for students of all ages. Read on to learn more about this addictive puzzle.

NIEHS Kid's Web Site

The National Institute for Environmental Health Sciences (NIEHS) has a kid's website with a long list of ecology themed games both original games and old favorites. Read on to learn more.

Battleship: A Logic and Critical Thinking Skill Game for Kids

Battleship is a fun game and a great learning tool. It's a fun way to improve your child's graphing and critical thinking skills. Read on to learn more.

Three Spelling Games

Here are three games that make a game of spelling, add a bit of fun to the endeavor and give students a competitive incentive for getting a handle on their letters.

Fido As Teacher: How Pets Teach Responsibility

Some parents cringe when their child begs for a pet. They think of all the work and responsibility it would entail, knowing full well they have their hands full already with their kids. Allowing your child to pitch in and care for a dog or cat will help both of you out, not to mention teach you both some important lessons in the process. Read on to learn more!