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Neopets is a fun-filled site that allows children to choose and create their own pet. Your child has the option to choose from over 40 different ‘species’ of magical creatures. Also, when creating new Neopets, your child has the ability to give their pet its own name and personality. When using Neopets, your child has  [ Read More ]

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It is THAT time of year – the commercials have begun and if your kids are anything like mine they already have their lists going for all the things they are hoping Santa will bring.  My son is ten and I have still been able to keep him AND my 6 year old daughter AWAY  [ Read More ]

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I LOVE finding kid’s computer game sites like Zoopz! There are NO ADS, it is FREE, the graphics and music are very cute and with a tagline like: “Games that Make You Think” — it is right up my alley for a review AND to share with my own children. Zoopz has a collection of  [ Read More ]

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Kerpoof is an online art studio where your children can use their creativity to create art or videos using animation! Their imagination is limitless on this site for creating and sharing their artwork with friends. This site has a free way to play and offers more if you become a paid member. Membership is what  [ Read More ]

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I walked into my daughter’s preschool the other day and immediately noticed the beautiful image on the computer screen. It looked like a Kaleidoscope and one of my daughter’s classmates was creating a beautiful design on it. I asked her teacher more about it, spent some time watching the children explore and went home to  [ Read More ]

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