* Ask Jeeves for Kids
Whether you're stumped on a school assignment, or maybe just wondering why the grass is green, Ask Jeeves for Kids is here to help. Type in a question, and Jeeves will point you to the answer. 

* Child.net
Great place in spite of a Spartan appearance and Norman Rockwell icons. Kids can learn about animals in the zoo or click over to the science museum. Teens can spend time at High School Central, Teens Speak Out or Teen City. Wholesome entertainment. 

* CyberSleuth Kids
This large fun educational directory can help you out with all kinds of questions. Look up a topic by category or just use their search box. 

* Great Sites
Hosted by the American Library Association, this Internet primer includes definitions, safety tips, guidelines for selecting Web sites and pointers to over 50 sites worth seeing. Link back to the ALA home page for list of more than 700 sites. 

* Johnson County Kids' Page
Contains segments on the super sites of the month, facts and learning, book stuff, a newsstand, Just for Fun, arts and entertainment, materials for parents and educators plus several other resources and programs. 

* Kids on the Web
Spend hours playing in the Fun Stuff areas, using homework tools, writing to pen pals or sifting through children's books and stories. Also contains educational sites, links for adults and teenagers and info about how to keep kids safe on the Net. 

* Kids Ring
This ring is designed to be by, for or about kids. Further, it is meant to be safe for kids: Once you get into the ring, you can't click out into somewhere troublesome. There are games, stories, crafts, pets, jokes, riddles and more. 

* Kids' Space
Kids' Space is truly that -- a community for young Netizens, featuring art, stories, music and poems by kids. A glossary defines technical terms like icon, and the Tips section explains how the Internet works, what e-mail is and other computer concepts. 

* KidsClick
These helpful librarians have put together a collection of Web links for you and your parents to enjoy. Find a topic by using the search box or easily organized sections.  

* MaMaMedia
Learn about the company's line of Internet software for children and their families. Also, play games, laugh at riddles and have fun redesigning your page. You can subscribe to their print magazine for kids. 

* Scholastic
Clifford the Big Red Dog invites visitors to the world's leading publisher and distributor of children's books and educational products. The colorful site gives information on teaching tools, books, magazines and clubs and presents fun pages for kids. 

* Squigly's Playhouse
Squigly, the smiling little scribble, offers kids lots of boredom-busting ideas. Check out craft projects, puzzles and classic games brought to the Web with cool multimedia action. 

* WorldVillage
A fun-filled family Web site that contains news, features, competitions and games. 

* Xplore Kids
Rest assured, this place for kids is not only safe, but it's also packed with the best of the Web. Carefully selected topics span educational resources, along with pen-pal lists, entertainment and interactive fun -- all with young interests in mind. 

* Yahooligans!
Yahoo! presents a directory for kids. Computers and Games offers shareware and software, while Art Soup delivers info on museums, dance and drama. Site also features homework help, sports trivia and news for -- and by -- the younger set.