Fun websites for kids

America's Story from the Library of Congress
Learn all about America's past: people, sports, jump back in time.The Library of Congress has lots of fun sites!

Ben's Guide to U.S. Government
Learn all about Ben Franklin while he takes you on a tour of the U.S. Government.

Bureau of Engraving and Printing
Play games as you learn the difference between real and fake money.

California Kids Page

Census Bureau
Learn about the U.S. Census, get facts about your state, and have fun with quiz questions.

Department of Agriculture
Where does our food come from, and who makes sure it is safe?

Dr. E's Energy Lab
Have fun saving energy.

Energy Information Administration
There are lots of ways to make energy - learn about them!

Environmental Protection Agency
Save the earth!

Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA)
Learn to be prepared for disasters and prevent disaster damage.

Freedom Corps for Kids
Make a Difference. Volunteer.

FBI Kids Page
Discover what it’s like to work for a high-tech law enforcement agency. Fun for all ages.

House of Representatives Kids Page
Trivia and more! Special Feature: learn about how bills are made

Indian Health Service
Stories about Native American cultures and more

Kids.Gov
The best page for finding government resources for kids.

Mapstats
Learn about maps and statistics

McGruff.org
Crime prevention activities, tips and games from the National Crime Prevention Council

NASA
Find out about all things related to Space, Stars, Rockets and NASA.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Learn to stay safe on the roads.

NSA
Make and Break codes!

Peace Corps
Congressman Honda volunteered through this program in El Salvador- do you think you'll do it someday?

Smithsonian Museum
The Smithsonian has collected more than 142 million objects—from flags and fossils, to sculptures and spacecrafts, to toys and tapestries. There’s something for everyone at the Smithsonian. Check out Smithsonian Kids for lots of fast, fun, cool, scary, patriotic, and beautiful things from the Smithsonian

Smokey the Bear
Games and activities from the USDA Forest Service and National Association of State Foresters.

State Department
The U.S. State Department works around the world. View maps and find out more about other countries, their foreign affairs, and what it's like to live outside of the United States.

Treasury Department
Learn the history behind the dollar.

United Nations
Test your knowledge of flags from around the world.

Veterans Affairs
Who are the people who fight to keep our country safe?

VERB - Get Active!
Explore new activities and chat with other tweens (9-13) about activities — everything from roller hockey and dirt-bike riding to unique activities such as capoeira (pronounced kah-poo-WAY-ra) volunteering at the local community center, sailing, and peer mentoring.

White House
Visit the White House and learn about kids and pets who have lived there.