Hello Friends!

I hope you enjoy this section of my website that is just for Hoosier kids.  As a United States Senator, I work in Washington DC making laws.  There are two U.S. Senators from every state for a total of 100 Senators (2 Senators X 50 states = 100 Senators).  Senators are elected every six years by the people of the state.  I am one of two Senators from the state of Indiana. You can find out more about my job and how the Senate works by reading the Legislative section of Ben’s Guide to Government.  The other links are to other government kid’s websites and other fun websites.  Have fun!

-Senator Bayh

Government Links for Kids

Ben’s Guide to Government
This website explains how our government works and its history.  There are different sections for different grade levels, so there is something for everyone.

Kids.gov
From here you can find every federal government website for kids, organized by grade.

Kids in the House
Learn about the House of Representatives, the Congress and how a bill becomes a law.

White House Kids
Find out about our president, former presidents, first ladies and the White House.

America’s Story
“Discover the stories of America’s past... ” in this website for kids by the Library of Congress, the biggest library in the world.

Smithsonian Kids
Learn about the artifacts that can be found at the Smithsonian Museums.

National Zoo Kids
Learn about the various animals that are at our national zoo, as well as send e-cards and play puzzles and games.

NASA Kids
Learn about outer space through various activities.  NASA is the government agency that studies Space and conducts missions there.

PBS Kids
Listen to music, play games, color and do much more all while learning.

CIA Kids
Solve puzzles, play games and read about what the CIA-The Central Intelligence Agency does.

FBI Kids
Learn through playing games and other activities about the work of the FBI-Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Environmental Kids Club
Learn about protecting the environment, recycling, plants and animals, and much more from the EPA-The Environmental Protection Agency.

United States Mint for Kids
Learn about how the government makes money by playing games and watching cartoons.

United States Department of Interior
Learn about our National Parks, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, U.S. Geological Survey and other parts of the Department of the Interior.