Internet Safety Directory / Just For Kids / Safe Surf Engines Cantufind Family and kid safe search directory. http//www.cantufind.com/ Dibdabdoo - kids surfing safe on the Internet. Family child friendly search http://www.netalert.net.au/just-for-kids-safe-surf-engines.asp
Extractions: Ask Jeeves Kids - Ask Jeeves for Kids! Kids can search the web in plain English! http://www.ajkids.com/ Awesome Library - Awesome Library organizes 23,000 carefully reviewed K-12 education resources, including the top 5 percent for teachers, students, parents, and librarians. It includes a search engine. http://www.awesomelibrary.org/ Cantufind - Family and kid safe search directory. http://www.cantufind.com/ Dibdabdoo - Kids surfing safe on the Internet. Family child friendly search guide and directory. http://www.dibdabdoo.com/ Education World - A large collection of links and original content for children and teachers. http://www.education-world.com/ Fact Monster - Online almanac, dictionary, encyclopedia, and homework help. A free reference site just for kids! http://kids.infoplease.com/ Family Friendly Search Engine - Family friendly web directory open only to PICS rated sites. http://www.surfsafely.com/ Kids.net.au - Search engine just for kids. Topics include games, sports, school, entertainment, news, family, hobbies, pre-school and arts. http://www.kids.net.au/
SDLA Surftips bullet, Isafe for kids and teens - http//www.isafe.org/index.php http//www.kidsclick.org/ - A search engine for kids created by librarians! http://lib.sdstate.edu/wight/sdla/surftips.htm
Extractions: An Internet Safety Resource Guide Compiled by the South Dakota Library Association Intellectual Freedom Committee Parents / Educators Welcome to the South Dakota Library Association's Surftips. South Dakota library staff across the state are committed to providing you with an up-to-date resource on Internet Safety, family-safe Internet sites, safe sites for kids and teens, and links to legal information related to the Online Privacy Act as well as Internet protection. We hope you will find these sites useful and informative, and welcome any comments/suggestions you might have. For more information, please contact the SDLA Intellectual Freedom Committee or visit your local library. We are here to serve you! Internet Resources Children's Internet Protection Act - http://www.ala.org/cipa/ CyberAngels is now WiredSafety - scroll down on this list to WiredSafety. The FBI's Parent's Guide to Internet Safety - http://www.fbi.gov/publications/pguide/pguide.htm - Available in English or Spanish, this guide contains information on how to tell if your child is at risk online, what to do if you discover your child is at risk, how to minimize the chances of an online exploiter vicitimizing your child, etc. Filters and Filtering - http://www.ala.org/alaorg/oif/filtersandfiltering.html
Keeping Kids Safe Online - The Police Notebook Limit results of an Internet search to content appropriate for kids such as safe areas for kids, new types of rating systems, and search engines http://www.ou.edu/oupd/kidtool.htm
Extractions: The good news is that the online world offers children experiences that are educational and rewarding. In addition, being able to use the Internet effectively may increase a child's school performance and future job potential. However, this new medium also can present unsafe situations. Just as you would not allow your child to wander alone into unknown territory, you also would not want him or her to interact on the Internet without parental guidance and supervision. To help you keep your child safe online, this brochure provides an overview of three areas of the Internet popular with children (email, the Web, and chat rooms). For each area, we: List positive benefits, as well as possible risks, for your child
Extractions: *select topic* Addiction/substance abuse Alternative Medicine Animal research Biochemistry Biotechnology Brain and Nervous System Cancer Cardiovascular Cell biology Child/Adolescent Health Depression Dermatology Developmental biology Diabetes Drugs and medications Ear/nose/throat Emergency medicine Endocrinology Ethics, clinical and research Events Faculty or Staff Gastrointestinal Genetics Genitourinary (Kidney/bladder/ovary/prostate) Geriatrics/Aging Health Policy Health Minute Heart Hypertension Immune Disorders Infectious Disease Lung/pulmonary Diseases Managed Care Medical education Medical Imaging Mental health/psychiatry Microbiology Nanotechnology Neuroscience Nutrition Orthopaedics Pain Patient Feature Pregnancy/Reproduction Primary care/prevention Proteomics Public Health Sleep Disorders Sports Medicine/Fitness Stem Cells Surgery Transplant Vision/eye
Wesh.com - Home Do you feel safe leaving your kids alone at theme parks? View Messages newest first oldest Either keep the offenders away or keep your kids safe! http://forums.ibsys.com/viewmessages.cfm?sitekey=orl&Forum=196&Topic=12351
Wirral Learning Grid - A-Z Of Categories The Wirral Learning Grid has provided two safe search facilities Ask Jeeves for kids is primarily a fast, easy and safe way for kids to find answers to http://www.wirral-mbc.gov.uk/search/search.asp
Extractions: Curriculum Menu Homepage Art DT English Geography History ICT Maths MFL Music PE PSHE RE Science Vocational >> WLG Homepage Admissions Learning Resources ... Subscribe to our RSS feed Some of the information on this page has been taken from the DfES Superhighway Safety Website Many major search engines offer pre-set image searching from the homepage, often with safe searching options to filter results. However such searches and filters generally work on the basis of filename and description, and so can lead to misleading, unexpected or inappropriate results, sometimes of an adult nature. While teachers may find search engine image searches useful in lesson preparation, they should always be used with care and caution, and it is probably wise not to use them 'live' within a classroom setting. The Wirral Learning Grid has provided two safe search facilities: The Picture Bank
Chelsea District Library safe Surfing. Below are sites designed to help parents and kids surf the Internet safely and Events and Programs safe Surfing Search Tools for kids http://www.chelsea.lib.mi.us/safesurfing.htm
Arlington Central School District's Reference Shelf Reference Shelf Search Reference Sites that are safe for kids Click on any of these logos to be taken to that site. To Infoplease http://arlingtonschools.org/referenceshelf.html
Safe Search Below are some sites that are supposed to be Kid safe . K12th Grade Students. This site lists quite a few kid safe search engines. kids Web http://coe.west.asu.edu/students/stennille/ST3/stusearch.htm
Extractions: Home Students Teachers Parents ... Projects It is very important to keep students 'safe' while exploring on the Internet. Luckily, there are quite a few 'Kid Safe' sites that children can visit to collect information. Unfortunately, sites cannot be 100% 'Kid Safe'. So you must become a responsible user while 'surfing the net'. If you come to an inappropriate site, you need to click out immediately and inform your parents or teacher. Below are some sites that are supposed to be 'Kid Safe'. Check these sites out and see what you think. Name of Site Intended Audience Description AskJeeves Students and Teachers Wonderful place for students to ask all kinds of questions. AOL NetFind
Extractions: kids' calendar live homework help coolkids collection ask a librarian... Surf Safe, Surf Smart Please note: The Youth Services staff makes every effort to select websites that are suitable for children; however, the Library has no control over individual website content, sponsors, or advertisements. We encourage parents to explore and enjoy these websites with their children. Kids... Read, Imagine, Explore! This special section was developed by the Youth Services staff to help kids of all ages find their way around the Internet. Parents, teachers, and other grown-ups may find these links useful, too. Skokie Public Library and the Youth Services staff remind everyone that a safe surf is a smart surf. Available from home for Skokie Public Library cardholders In-Library use only Skokie Public Library and the Youth Services staff remind everyone that a safe surf is a smart surf. Check out these websites for some important information about responsible Internet use and general safety guidelines.
SpiderMonkey Kids' Search Kid s Search Focussed on Canadian toys, games, places, schools and resources, this Children s search category is rich with safe, cyber, enjoyment potential http://sm.mobrien.com/kids.shtml
Extractions: Kids Search ~ MP3 Search Music Database Advanced Search Kids Homepages ... Security Search Kid's Search: Focussed on Canadian toys, games, places, schools and resources, this Children's search category is rich with safe, cyber, enjoyment potential. We make this stipulation about young children: no child should be using a computer having internet access without the direct supervision of a parent or responsible child care giver. Nevertheless we have strived to build an index of child-suitable sites for kids seeking to both learn and have fun on the internet. Parental supervision is strongly recomended for all internet access. Note: Be sure to register your own Kids Homepages if you have one. You can also visit other kids pages too SpiderMonkey Help e-music Add URL to SpiderMonkey
Nursing: Statins Safe For Kids? Full text of the article, Statins safe for kids? from Nursing, a publication in the field of 10000000 articles not found on any other search engine. http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_qa3689/is_200410/ai_n9431408
Extractions: Save a personal copy of this article and quickly find it again with Furl.net. It's free! Save it. HYPERCHOLESTEROLEMIA Statin drugs can safely reduce cholesterol levels and reverse artery narrowing in children with familial hypercholesterolemia, according to a Dutch study. In the study, cholesterol levels dropped 24% in children ages 8 to 18 who took pravastatin for 2 years. Plus, carotid artery narrowing reversed course. The study involved 214 children with familial hypercholesterolemia, which is associated with myocardial infarction in early adulthood. Before taking statins, the children spent 3 months on a low-fat diet but still had average low-density lipoprotein (LDL) cholesterol levels of 239 mg/dl-more than 100 points higher than recommended. Children took either pravastatin or a placebo daily for 2 years. Researchers asked them to continue their low-fat diet and to exercise. After 2 years, children who took pravastatin had LDL levels that were on average 57 points less than at the start of the study. Ultrasound testing showed that the thickness of their carotid arteries had decreased by about 10 micrometers. (Thickened arteries can indicate a buildup of fatty plaque.) The drug didn't seem to have any effect on growth and development, hormone levels, or liver or muscle tissue. In contrast, levels of LDL in children who took a placebo didn't change, and ultrasound testing showed that carotid artery thickness increased by 5 micrometers.
ADAM2.ORG - Spam Free Email And Kid Safe Internet Searches Use our content safe searches, especially for your children and get spamobscene free email. Ask Jeeves for kids, Click For Help This Search Engine http://adam2.org/search/safesearch.html
Extractions: Because of the very real concerns about what may be returned unexpectedly, and unwanted, in normal searches for our daily informational needs, we have provided the following searches that have been developed to be as content safe as presently possible. In using these free forms, the user assumes all responsibility for the results of their use. Attention parents ! Are you tired of the spam (and the pervasive porn email) you and your children are receiving today? Sign them up for a FREE or low cost MailPlus Adam2.org SPAM FREE E-mail account . With the filters view instructions on setting up filters that have been implemented with our program, the only email you (or they) will ever receive will be those you have specifically agreed to at signup and from those to whom you personally let know.
John's Word Search Puzzles The kid s puzzles almost always have 18 words, while the adult s puzzles may site has always been, and will always remain, safe for kids of all ages. http://www.thepotters.com/puzzles.html
Extractions: Thanks for stopping by. If you are new to this site, we bid you welcome and ask that you read the page. If you would like to create your own puzzles, we ask that you read the software page. If you have questions about the puzzles, check out the FAQs . If you've been here before, we welcome you back. Please note that these puzzles are NOT interactive...you cannot solve them over the 'net. To work the puzzles, print them off and use a pencil. There are two types of puzzles; kid's and adult's, the only difference being the size of the puzzle and the number of words. The kid's puzzles almost always have 18 words, while the adult's puzzles may have over 50. I try to fit as many words as I can on the adults's puzzles. All of the kid's puzzles are lumped into one big category, Kid's Puzzles. The adult's puzzles are broken into 7 categories, General, Geography, Holidays, Letters, Bible, Sports, and TV-Movies. There may be letters that are unused when you complete a puzzle. The left over letters are just that. There are no hidden messages or anything like that, just simple little puzzles. I try to make four new puzzles each month and update the page on the first of each month. The puzzles are, of course, best viewed using
DanceSafe.org Drug Info Search Lab Results EBoard safe Settings On July 30 around 5000 smart-mobbin Czech rave kids held their annual CzechTek party out in http://www.dancesafe.org/
Extractions: "On August 20, 2005 I attended an event in Spanish Fork Canyon, Utah called Versus II. I have been attending parties in Utah for the past few years and now am the director of the Salt Lake City DanceSafe organization. We staff parties with information booths handing out info cards, candy, ear plugs, and other harm reduction related material. Although we were not staffing this party with a booth, many members of the SLCDS were present and making sure the party was safely under control. The promoters had provided the necessary permits, security guards, food, water, bathrooms, parking, and lighting making this a well organized, safe and LEGAL event. What occurred two hours into the party was something that none of us expected or had ever seen. After watching cop cars gather in the valley outside the party, I assumed it was going to be the standard procedure of pulling people over as they leave if they are driving erratically or unsafely to ensure there were not party goers making the wrong choice in driving home under the influence. But around 11:30pm, the cop cars disbursed and a helicopter appeared overhead. Once the spotlight began shining on the party, many cop cars and two paddy wagons pulled into the parking area. This is when the tension began to seriously elevate. All of sudden, what seemed like around 100 officers in camouflage and riot gear began to pour in from all sides of the party armed with dogs, rifles, hand guns and tear gas.
Search The Foodborne Illness Database Search Results Details from the Foodborne Illness Educational Materials Database. Title Keeping kids safe Producer USDA, Food safety and Inspection http://grande.nal.usda.gov/foodborne/fbidb/fbidbsearchdetails.php?ForFBINo=285
Extractions: Home DORway Mission Mission Possible Webmaster's Corner ... Bookshelf NEW! Farewell Salute full story... NEW! Why the Update? full story... NEW! Are Synthetic Sweeteners Safe for Kids? full story... NEW! Study Released Linking Aspartame to Cancer? full story... NEW! Scientific Abuse in Methanol / Formaldehyde Research Related to Aspartame full story... Sweet Misery Movie Released full story... A Word From Dave full story... More Aspartame News at WNHO full story... The Truth About Aspartame full story... David O. Rietz The DORway to Discovery site is an INFORMATIONAL site. It is not a source of medical advice. Any and all suggestions stem from personal experience (of any of the thousands of cases available). This information is presented FREE of charge, and it is yours to use as you deem reasonable and fitting. Any and all information you deem important should be presented to your TRUSTED medical practitioner for evaluation and incorporation into YOUR personal situation. Visit the NotMilk site!
Homestore.com: Safety & Security - Make Your Home Safe For Kids Eliminate Worries Make Your Home safe for kids Keeping kids out of harm s way is a fulltime job with no time off, ever. It s serious business. http://www.homestore.com/HomeGarden/HomeImprovement/Safety/Kids/TeachKids.asp
Extractions: Indoors Home Improvement Features Home Tech How Tos ... Decorate Outdoors Gardening Search the Web Top 5 Searches Window Blinds Laminate Flooring Flowers Satellite TV ... Hot Tub Enter search terms: Sponsor Links adsonar_pid=6619;adsonar_ps=8757;adsonar_zw=145;adsonar_zh=240;adsonar_jv="ads.adsonar.com"; Buy a Link Here Eliminate Worries: Make Your Home Safe for Kids Kids are one thing, but what about constantly inquisitive babies, who always seem to be crawling or waddling into some sort of unintended mischief? According to Danielle McGrath of Jacksonville, Fla., who is the mother to 22-month-old Jake and six-week-old Gabrielle, basic childproofing and common sense are the way to keep your babies free from injury. The bottom line for McGrath and savvy parents everywhere is that there's no substitute for paying attention. Be ready to respond at a moment's notice if a child gets into trouble. And once you've got the bases covered — if you possibly can — relax. "They're going to get cuts and scrapes no matter what you do," McGrath says. "You just have to try to protect them as best you can." Take heart. Following these simple steps from safekids.org will help make your home a safer overall place for your child:
