FunBrain is loaded with a variety of educational games for elementary aged children.

Kids.gov contains an assortment of documents, games, and videos on various subjects for children in elementary and middle school.

Ben’s Guide has documents and games for ages 4-18 that provide information about the U.S. Government.

Treasury Direct Kids explains to children using games, videos, and documents the importance of the Bureau of the Fiscal Service.

CDC provides useful information on adolescent and school health.

America’s Story was created by the Library of Congress for children to educate them about America’s past.

Read.gov is another website created by the Library of Congress for children, teens, and adults. It provides free reading resources to help people develop a love for books.

Smithsonian Education is a place for children to explore, discover, and learn information on different topics.

National Archives contains documents, photos, and records of our nation’s history for students to explore. This site is an excellent resource for history projects.

girlshealth.gov has tons of information for females about growing up.

Boys and Puberty answers several questions boys may have about growing up.

Young Men’s Health provides up-to-date health information for teen guys and young men.