Interesting.Places.to/Browse	for Kids
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         *	The official location of the ``Interesting Places''
         *	series of link pages is Interesting.Places.to/Browse/ .
         *	The official location of ``the Starport in Cyberspace''
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These pages have moved once again; the domain name starport.com has been sold. Please visit the new owners (sometime in mid-August 1999), and wish them well. Their generous offer has made it possible for me to continue providing these pages free of advertising of any kind.

(New links added frequently. Additional pointers welcome.)

This is an Award-winning site. The icons and descriptions were moved to ../awards.html to make this page load faster.

Contents

• Finding your Way Around the Web
• Art and literature
• Music
• Museums and other exhibits
• Other places to go and things to see
• Science and Math
• Arts and Crafts
• Toys and Games
• Movies and TV Shows
• Web pages set up by (or for) kids
• Collections of stuff by kids
• Copyright Notice
• Site Policies.

Note:

Please be patient. Every link in the ``Contents'' list above points to someplace in kids.html, which is over 55000 bytes. It may take a while to load. Eventually I'll split it up.

Notes

Note for parents:

This list is primarily for the benefit of my 12-year-old daughter Katy. Some of the contents may not be suitable for all audiences. Parental discretion is advised. For educational resources, see Interesting Places for Parents

Notes, Advice and Warnings for Kids

Sometimes somebody on the Net may ask you for information your parents may not want you to give out. When in doubt, ask. Also look at the Notes, Advice and Warnings page for some suggestions, or click on a or icon whenever you see one. Always remember, if thinking about doing something makes you feel uncomfortable, it's probably wrong.

You may also see things on the net that are upsetting, confusing, or just plain stupid. The ``back'' button is your friend--nobody is making you look, and nobody will complain if you change the channel.