WebbliWorld
By Dana Cotter,
Common Sense Media Reviewer
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Educational focus with very safe chat.

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What’s It About?
Step into WEBBLIWORLD.COM for safe chatting and entertaining games. When joining, kids build and name their own wacky, futuristic Webbli (avatar), add to their Webblistacks (a list of their favorite things), and collect Webbles (the site's currency) along the way. Then let the chatting begin. Kids can visit other Webblistacks and choose prescripted comments to interact with others. They can catch a quick animated short about conservation or choose one of many games. Most games are Flash based and arcade-like; one needed to be downloaded as a .zip/.sit file.
Is It Any Good?
WebbliWorld.com is chock-full of links to cool educational sites with all kind of things earth-friendly, gross, how-to, and just for kids to discover. A highlight: seeing your Webbli show up as the latest to review different sections of the site.
Talk to Your Kids About ...
Families can talk about what to do if kids come across downloadable files. Is it OK to download files to your home computer? When? What types of downloadable files should kids be aware of and not click on? What should they do if something appears to be downloading automatically?
Website Details
- Genre: Social Networking
- Pricing structure: Free
- Last updated: November 4, 2015
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