> >So, here is an idea I have: An educational learning site for kids
> >I cruised around the web and havn't really seen any sites for this
> >purpose, it is like noone has really though ot it yet and created a truly
> >educational site for pre-K through 12.
I missed the original post here, but I'm guessing from the references to
"daughter" and "Albuquerque" that Chad sent it :)
Anyway... what exactly do you have in mind when you say "educational
sites"? For there are literally tens of thousands of sites oriented to "K-12"
education in one way or another: as a father of two and step-father of
another four, and with my present and ex-wives both being teachers, I
spend a lot of time looking for lesson plans and similar materials on the
Web, believe me. <g>
The most comprehensive K-12 resource I know of is ERIC (the Educational
Resources Information Center), which has spitloads of lesson-plans,
journal articles, links and so on, of interest to teachers and parents:
http://ericir.syr.edu/
I find their "Virtual Library" in particular to be a good jumping-off point:
http://ericir.syr.edu/Virtual/index.html
For a *very* extensive review of children's software, check out (surprise!)
"Children's Software Revue":
http://www2.childrenssoftware.com/childrenssoftware/
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