Kids

Welcome to my Kids’ page! Here you can find exciting activities, games, and quizzes from around the federal government. There is also a wealth of resources for school projects on government. The information is divided into resources for all ages, K-5th graders, and 6th-12th graders. I hope you’ll learn something interesting and have fun!

All Ages

• Ben’s Guide to U.S. Government for Kids - Follow Ben Franklin as your tour guide as you make your way around the US government.
• CIA Kids’ Page - Put on your spy gear and get ready for a top secret mission. Games, puzzles and more for children of all ages.
• EPA Games, Quizzes and Other Cool Stuff - Every day is earth day at the EPA! Games, quizzes and fun activities that help you learn ways to take care of the environment. 
• FBI Kids’ Page - Get in disguise and help Special Agent Bobby Bureau with a top-secret assignment! Help him solve these tricky games and puzzles.
• Kids in the House - Games, trivia and more for children of all ages as you learn how a bill becomes a law.
• NASA for Students - Learn all about space, rockets, stars and more from the NASA website.
• Stopbullying.gov for Kids - Learn all the ways that you can prevent bullying and how to help those in need.
• Smokey Bear - Only you can prevent Wildfires! Follow Smokey Bear as he protects our nation’s forests.
• Veterans Affairs Kids Page - Have you ever wondered who keeps our country safe? Take a look and discover the lives of the brave men and women who fight for our country.
• Web Rangers (National Park Service) - Explore our nation’s parks, monuments and historical sites as you discover how magnificent they truly can be.
• White House 101 - Take a peek inside the President’s house and learn all about the people (and pets!) who lived there before.

Kindergarten-5th Grade

• America’s Library (Library of Congress) - Jump back in time and discover the stories of America’s past.
• Kids Saving Energy (Department of Energy) - Discover new ways to save energy in your home and play games to test your knowledge!
• Let’s Move! for Kids - Eat right, stay active and you’ll be healthy to achieve all your dreams!
• FEMA For Kids (Federal Emergency Management Agency) - How do you prepare for emergencies? These fun activities from Ready Kids will help you and your family prepare for all types of unexpected situations.
• U.S. Census Statistics in Schools - Fun and interactive activities that show you how the Census Bureau counts the people of this country.
• U.S. Mint Kids’ Page - Coins are history in your pocket! Games, animations and more to show children how coins are made.

6th-12th Grade

• Discover Diplomacy (State Department) - What is diplomacy? Who practices it and why is it important? Answer all your questions and more with this helpful, interactive guide on diplomacy.
• National Agriculture Library (Department of Agriculture) - Learn new and fun ways to stay active, eat smart and keep your family and friends healthy too!
• National Center for Education Statistics Kids’ Zone (Department of Education) - Engage in fun games and quizzes as you learn exciting facts about education in our schools.
• America’s CryptoKids (National Security Agency) - Calling all future code makers and code breakers! Learn about the differences between codes and ciphers, how to make your own code and how to crack others’ too!
• On Guard Online for Kids - Tweet, share pictures and update your status as much as you’d like... but first prepare yourself with these online safety guidelines.
• Peace Corps Challenge - Travel to the town of Wanzuzu and help these villagers overcome their greatest challenges yet!
• U.S. Patent and Trademark Office’s Kids’ Pages - Welcome all young inventors and innovators! Learn about the exciting world of design and engineer through the USPTO.
• You Are Here - where kids learn to be smarter consumers (Federal Trade Commission) - Play games, design ads, and chat with customers and store owners in our virtual mall.
• Youth Rules (Department of Labor) - Everything you need to know about entering the workforce as a young adult.