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ON: Content is age-appropriate for kids this age.
PAUSE: Know your child; some content may not be right for some kids.
OFF: Not age-appropriate for kids this age.
Learning ratings
Best: Really engaging, excellent learning approach.
Very Good: Engaging, very good learning approach.
Good: Pretty engaging, good learning approach.
Fair: Somewhat engaging, okay learning approach.
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Website reviews for creating, learning potential, self-direction

10 results
  • Review
    CorkboardMe

    Tidy virtual space for storing and sharing tidbits of info.
    AGE
    13
     
    Learning
    3
    (Website, 2013)
  • Review
    StoryJumper

    Sweet site lets kids write and illustrate original stories.
    AGE
    7
     
    Learning
    4
    (Website, 2013)
  • Review
    DIY

    Kids can follow their interests, build confidence, and gain valuable skills as they complete fun, hands-on challenges.
    AGE
    9
     
    Learning
    4
    (Website, 2013)
  • Review
    Spatulatta

    Inspire kids' inner chef with this recipe site.
    AGE
    10
     
    Learning
    3
    (Website, 2012)
  • Review
    Storybird

    Create beautiful books to share online and in print.
    AGE
    6
     
    Learning
    3
    (Website, 2012)
  • Review
    Zibkids

    Site sparks business know-how but needs more work.
    AGE
    10
     
    Learning
    2
    (Website, 2012)
  • Review
    Figment

    Teen writers express themselves on supportive social site.
    AGE
    13
     
    Learning
    3
    (Website, 2011)
  • Review
    deviantART

    Online art gallery is creative space for older teens.
    AGE
    15
     
    Learning
    3
    (Website, 2010)
  • Review
    SMITHTeens

    Text-mad teens love this site where they can practice short-form creative writing by submitting six-word memoirs.
    AGE
    13
     
    Learning
    4
    (Website, 2009)
  • Review
    Teen Ink

    This site provides a supportive environment for teens to express themselves through all kinds of creative writing.
    AGE
    13
     
    Learning
    4
    (Website, 2009)