Website: Magic Tree House

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Play Games and More!

Who doesn't love the Magic Tree House series? They make learning fun & enjoyable, the way it should be! 

On this website kids can play games inspired by the books, learn about other books in the series, take a passport quiz, and check out the Magic Tree House on Stage.

Go to the Magic Tree House 

Website: DragoArt

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Learn to Draw, Step by Step

Dragoart.com is a great educational tool for children and adults who want to learn to draw. It's an online drawing tutorial community of artists, amateur and professional who have submitted their step-by-step tutorials for the online viewers to use for what is essentially free drawing lessons. The site is also very user friendly.

Go to DragoArt

Book: All the Math You'll Ever Need

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One Handy Math Book

This book was recommended in a reputable homeschooling book that leaned more towards unschooling. We highly recommend it.

Here is a review:

"Great book! All of the calculations are written out so the logic behind them is clear. The writing itself is playful and makes the work seem not too serious. This book is definitely for math for everyday life, and the only unfortunate oversight is that there is no chapter on probability. Otherwise, this book is an excellent reference guide, and it doesn't weigh much."

Find more reviews and information here.

Website: Quirky

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Submit an Invention Idea, or Vote on Ideas

Thousands of Creative People around the world have submitted their ideas to be evaluated by Quirky, and now it is up to you to vote for the ones with the most potential. If you help us find a finalist, we will reward you with influence. 

Or share your amazing product idea with Quirky and community will voice their opinion. The top concepts are chosen every week.

Go to Quirky

Website: Kids.gov

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Learn Stuff, Play Games, and Watch Videos

Brought to you by USA.gov, Kids.gov is the official kids' portal for the U.S. government which provides a safe place online where kids can create, play, and learn.

Kids.gov is organized into three audiences: Grades K-5, Grades 6-8, and Educators. Each audience tab is divided into educational subjects like Arts, Math, and History. Within each subject, the websites are grouped as either government sites (Federal, state, military) or other resources (commercial, non-profit, educational). 

Go to kids.USA.gov

Website: Sheppard Software

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Hundreds of Free Games and More!

Hundreds of free educational games, activities, quizzes, articles, and more, for kids and everyone to use online! 

For all ages.

Some of the categories include: Animal games for kids, Health games, Chemistry quizzes, Brain games, USA 4 Kids, Puzzles, US geography games, Math games, History quizzes, and more!

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Website: Book Adventure

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Learn to Read, or Read Better!

Book Adventure is a fun, free way to motivate your child to read! Kids in grades K-8 can find a book,
take quizzes on what they've read, and earn prizes
for their reading success. Start your reading
adventure below or explore the site.

Go to Bookadventure.com