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There are some terrific search engines made just for kids. Try those listed below -- we think you'll like them! You may want to learn more about how to search for information at Worlds of Web Searching before you begin. Don't forget that experts will sometimes help you find information, too.

	Ask Jeeves for Kids (http://www.ajkids.com) Ask Jeeves for Kids lets you ask a question in plain English, then takes you to one and only one web site that answers your question. This kid-friendly site will even check the spelling in your questions to make sure you get the best answer.
	Awesome Library for Kids (http://www.awesomelibrary.org/student.html) Enter search words or check out topics in the index.
	CyberSleuth Kids (http://www.cybersleuth-kids.com/) Thousands of subject-specific Internet sites in this directory of homework helper sites.
	Internet Detectives (http://www.madison.k12.wi.us/tnl/detectives/) Reviews of sites by kids your age.
	KidInfo (http://www.kidinfo.com/) The KidInfo site recommends terrific sites and links to them. Special pages for school subjects and sites for young children.
	KidsClick! (http://www.kidsclick.org/) Lots of categories to explore -- a great resource!
	OneKey (http://www.onekey.com/) More than 60,000 kid safe sites you can search or browse by subject.
	Yahooligans! (http://www.yahooligans.com) Search by typing in your terms or browse the categories for the best in websites for kids from the folks at Yahoo! The "cool" section is really fun to explore.