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While it may seem easier to ignore social networking sites and hope they’ll go away, they won’t. The age of social media and openly sharing information to find others with shared interests beyond geography is here to stay. While navigating tween and ...
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There aren't any kids' spaces on the internet—and that's a bad thing
The Internet is a far different place than it used to be 20, 10, even 5 years ago. For starters, sites like Webkinz, Neopets, and Club Penguin are either defunct or shadows of their former selves. While the Internet used to have colorful spaces for kids to build community,
Imbee, the new social networking site for kids aged 8 to 14, will launch sometime tonight. Imbee, owned by parent company Industrious Kid, is betting parents of these youngsters want a safer alternative to the more liberal MySpace. With Imbee, parents get ...
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As kids start school, or get back into the swing of things, here are some free educational resources for parents and children to help make this fall a little easier for everyone. Math at Home: Pre-K to 5th grade worksheets with interactive problems ...
PBS Kids on Friday unveiled a test version of an educational game site for kids age 3 to 6, in one of the first advertising-free efforts aimed at small children and their parents online. The Web site, called PBS Kids Play, is a subscription-based service ...
While schools look to ban phones and caregivers worry about the effects of social media on their children, picking the best phones for kids is a big decision for many parents. Parents are left to decide between handing over a full-featured device like the ...
File photo: A sign outside Lovett notes that free meals are available for kids during the summer. (Brianna Michelle Bosak and Elizabeth Diane Sim/for NewsWorks) With Philadelphia public schools out for the summer, kids no longer have access to free school ...
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