Website Reviews
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Book-donation program info -- but not much else.
URL: http://www.milkandbookies.org
(2016)
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Site's characters have superpowers; its content doesn't.
URL: http://www.dcsuperherogirls.com/en-us
(2015)
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Free film site includes too much adult fare for kids.
URL: http://www.popcornflix.com
(2015)
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Free kid-friendly lessons have glitches, no learning paths.
URL: http://www.e-learningforkids.org
(2015)
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'90s Nick show site content is safe but lacks depth.
URL: http://www.thesplat.com
(2015)
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Gradually leveled letter journey is repetitive but thorough.
URL: http://www.readingfriends.com/
(2015)
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Video editor promotes media literacy, has no content filter.
URL: https://mbstudios.thelamp.org/
(2015)
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Large digital library with reading supports -- for a fee.
URL: http://www.speakaboos.com/
(2015)
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Excellent info, activities get kids into SCOTUS case work.
URL: http://www.streetlaw.org/en/home
(2015)
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Clever design, not much excitement on Peanuts avatar site.
URL: http://www.peanutizeme.com
(2015)
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Detailed, age-appropriate intro to the House, its history.
URL: http://kids.clerk.house.gov
(2015)
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Kids earn, learn smart money habits on chore-tracking site.
URL: http://myjobchart.com
(2015)
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Expert analysis brings law to life, but content uneven.
URL: http://constitutioncenter.org
(2015)
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Stellar history resource offers great primary source access.
URL: https://www.gilderlehrman.org/
(2015)
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Good political-awareness resources limited by dated content.
URL: http://www.civiced.org/home
(2015)
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Kid-friendly videos support learning, lack interactivity.
URL: http://www.mathtv.com/#
(2015)