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age 9+
Interesting news, but it can be hard to find some stories.
URL: https://www.cbc.ca/kidsnews/
(2018)
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age 9+
Multisensory reading experience for all ages.
URL: https://www.booktrack.com/content/
(2015)
csm_website
age 16+
Variety of experts debate topics, but depth, info limited.
URL: http://www.nytimes.com/roomfordebate
(2015)
csm_website
age 16+
Science site explains complex ideas, needs more engagement.
URL: http://particleadventure.org
(2015)
csm_website
age 9+
Sim world offers some learning games but lacks depth.
URL: http://www.mapoosa.com
(2015)
csm_website
age 9+
Solve puzzles, help the monkey, learn to program.
URL: https://www.codemonkey.com/
(2015)
csm_website
age 16+
Video privacy, sharing a plus; iffy content, bugs aren't.
URL: https://vimeo.com/
(2015)
csm_website
age 16+
Often funny, often explicit meme site best for mature teens.
URL: http://imgur.com
(2014)
csm_website
age 9+
A blast of fun could propel museum science site to stars.
URL: http://www.amnh.org/explore/ology
(2014)
csm_website
age 9+
Learn an instrument online with live lessons from real pros.
URL: http://www.lessonface.com
(2014)
csm_website
age 9+
Find activities relevant to kids' strengths and interests.
URL: http://www.thrively.com/
(2014)
csm_website
age 16+
Teen writers hone craft, get feedback; watch privacy.
URL: http://www.wattpad.com/
(2014)
csm_website
age 9+
Interactive, kid-friendly news source gives kids the scoop.
URL: https://www.dogonews.com/
(2014)
csm_website
age 9+
Tons of learning and goofy fun could be better organized.
URL: http://www.fraboom.com
(2014)
csm_website
age 9+
Great interface, cool videos focus on culture, conversation.
URL: http://www.mangolanguages.com
(2013)
csm_website
age 9+
Constant ads overpower these pretty good free math games.
URL: http://www.gogomathgames.com/
(2013)
csm_website
age 9+
Deep selection of thought-provoking game links.
URL: http://www.engineering.com/GamesPuzzles/tabid/82/Default.aspx
(2013)
csm_website
age 9+
Logic quizzes challenge, but navigation may stump.
URL: http://www.aplusclick.com/
(2013)
csm_website
age 9+
Multifaceted bookmark boards help kids collaborate, create.
URL: https://mural.co/
(2013)
csm_website
age 16+
Potentially pricey online book-design tool neat but limited.
URL: http://www.flipsnack.com
(2013)