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A good first stop for younger researchers.
A kid-oriented visual search engine with web, facts, images, and encyclopedia-style results.
SafeKidsSearch.com for homeschool, classroom, and family learning
Use this page to start research with safer search tools, trusted learning websites, and clear reminders for making wise choices online.
Main search bars
Type one topic, choose a search tool, and begin. These searches open in a new tab so your teacher or parent can help review results.
A good first stop for younger researchers.
A kid-oriented visual search engine with web, facts, images, and encyclopedia-style results.
Useful for broad school research.
A strict-filtered search engine for kids. Stay focused on search results and ask before using extra sections.
A narrow search lane for younger students.
A librarian-created custom search and directory focused on educator-approved websites for younger students.
Search plus internet safety reminders.
A safe-search and internet-safety portal for students, parents, and teachers. Use with adult review.
Older page; use with adult guidance.
A kid-oriented search page with educational suggestions and an accessibility keyboard.
A backup lane, not a complete safety wall.
A general Google search with SafeSearch turned on in the search URL. Ask an adult to review results.
Safe search tips
Good researchers are careful, patient, and honest. Use these rules every time you search.
Write your question first. Search for facts, definitions, dates, people, places, or how something works.
Keep searches clear and school-friendly. Add words like "for kids," "student," "museum," or "official."
Never type your full name, address, phone number, school, password, location, or family details into a website.
If a site asks for an account, chat, payment, download, camera, microphone, or location, stop and ask an adult.
Specialized searches
Use these cards when you want to stay inside one learning website instead of searching the whole web.
Free lessons, videos, and practice for math, science, economics, computing, and more.
Free digital textbooks, adaptive practice, simulations, and study tools for math and science.
Interactive math and science simulations from the University of Colorado Boulder.
NASA science articles, games, crafts, activities, videos, and glossary content for upper-elementary students.
Clear physics tutorials, concept builders, interactives, and problem sets for physics learners.
Visual animal, geography, ecosystem, science, and world-culture learning for kids.
High-quality biology videos, animations, virtual labs, and classroom activities for older students.
K-12 computer science and AI lessons with structured coding activities and teacher resources.
A block-based programming environment for creating stories, games, animations, and interactive projects.
Hands-on science, robotics, engineering, electronics, and computer science project ideas.
Digital objects, museum resources, stories, and tools from the Smithsonian for history, art, and culture.
Free classroom videos, interactives, games, and lesson plans aligned to learning standards.
Kid-oriented pages for history, geography, biographies, science, and learning games. Preview first.
Fact-checked history articles, maps, timelines, images, and videos from a non-profit history encyclopedia.
Free reference help for students, teachers, and parents across many school subjects.
Biblical creation articles, videos, and educational materials from a young-earth creation perspective.
A large online collection of early Christian writings, including Justin Martyr, Irenaeus, Tertullian, and others.
Official Crayola printable coloring pages, sheets, and creative activities.
Clickable learning links
These links are grouped by subject so students can find better starting points for research, homework, projects, and discovery.
Start here when you need to search the web for a school topic.
A safe-search and internet-safety portal for students, parents, and teachers. Use with adult review.
Older kid-focused search page with educational suggestions and an accessibility keyboard. Use with adult guidance.
A family-friendly search engine for kids that presents results through strict filtering.
A simple, educator-oriented search and directory for younger students.
Math, science foundations, simulations, practice, and step-by-step lessons.
Free lessons, videos, and practice for math, science, economics, computing, and more.
Free digital textbooks, adaptive practice, simulations, and study tools for math and science.
Interactive math and science simulations from the University of Colorado Boulder.
Space, skywatching, physics, astronomy, and science exploration.
Clear physics tutorials, concept builders, interactives, and problem sets for physics learners.
NASA science articles, games, crafts, activities, videos, and glossary content for upper-elementary students.
NASA learning resources for students from early grades through high school and beyond.
Space news, skywatching guides, and astronomy explainers. Best for older students with adult review.
Animals, human biology, ecology, earth science, weather, and health science.
Visual animal, geography, ecosystem, science, and world-culture learning for kids.
High-quality biology videos, animations, virtual labs, and classroom activities for older students.
Biology lesson materials, worksheets, labs, tutorials, and student activities.
Animal facts and conservation learning from the San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance youth site.
Weather, satellites, storms, and earth science learning from NOAA education resources.
Coding, robotics, engineering projects, digital storytelling, and how things work.
K-12 computer science and AI lessons with structured coding activities and teacher resources.
A block-based programming environment for creating stories, games, animations, and interactive projects.
Hands-on science, robotics, engineering, electronics, and computer science project ideas.
Readable explanations about machines, technology, science, history, and how everyday things work.
Primary sources, government, world history, cultural studies, and comparative religion.
Digital objects, museum resources, stories, and tools from the Smithsonian for history, art, and culture.
Smithsonian activities, games, crafts, learning resources, and educational content for kids and teens.
Free classroom videos, interactives, games, and lesson plans aligned to learning standards.
Educational games and videos from PBS Kids programs. Ask before watching long video sections.
Short, structured learning guides, videos, and study help for history, geography, science, math, and more.
A student-friendly official guide for learning about the U.S. Government.
Classroom materials and teacher resources built around Library of Congress digital collections.
Kid-oriented pages for history, geography, biographies, science, and learning games. Preview first.
Fact-checked history articles, maps, timelines, images, and videos from a non-profit history encyclopedia.
Research and educational resources about religious diversity, interfaith engagement, and world religions.
Biblical worldview resources, creation science perspectives, intelligent design, and early church history.
Biblical creation articles, videos, and educational materials from a young-earth creation perspective.
Kid-facing creation and Bible resources connected to Answers in Genesis.
Creation astronomy resources, skywatching guidance, and science articles from a biblical worldview.
Creation science articles and research resources on biology, geology, astronomy, and origins.
Articles, videos, and resources presenting the intelligent design view of origins and science.
A digital library with early church writings, classic Christian texts, and historical theological works.
A large online collection of early Christian writings, including Justin Martyr, Irenaeus, Tertullian, and others.
A chronological catalog of early Christian documents with translations, introductions, and historical context.
Encyclopedias, libraries, reference tools, and homework-friendly research helpers.
Free reference help for students, teachers, and parents across many school subjects.
A trusted Britannica classroom platform. Access may require a school, library, or state subscription.
Library of Congress resources that encourage kids to read, write, and get inspired.
Art, coloring, presentation building, and creative project support.
Kid-friendly health information and safety reminders.
Kid-friendly health information about the body, feelings, safety, and growing up.
For parents and teachers
This page is designed to help students begin school research from safer starting points. It does not replace adult supervision, device-level filtering, classroom rules, or family internet boundaries.
It organizes safer search tools and trusted learning websites by subject so kids can begin research without wandering through random links.
Review results, set search rules, keep filtering enabled, supervise accounts, and teach students to stop when a page feels confusing, unsafe, or off-topic.
This static page does not collect names, create accounts, use cookies, or run analytics. External websites have their own privacy practices.
Found a page that is broken, unsafe, or not helpful for students? Send a note so the directory can be reviewed.
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Social media warning
Social media is not a research shortcut.
Social media sites can include strangers, comments, ads, arguments, short videos, trends, and recommendations that pull students away from learning. Do not use social media for school research unless a parent or teacher gives clear permission and stays involved.
Watch for strangers
Do not reply to unknown people, private messages, or comments that ask for personal details.
Do not chase trends
Trends can waste time, spread rumors, or lead to unsafe pages. Stay focused on your school question.
Ask before posting
Never post your face, full name, location, school name, family details, or screenshots without adult permission.