Your adventure starts in the small Pallet Town. After choosing the name for your hero, explore the town and talk to everyone. Then head north. Before you get a chance to leave the town limits, Professor Oak, the towns expert on pokemon, will stop you and take you to his lab. He will give you a little information on pokemon and their habits, then he will let you pick a pokemon of your own to begin training.

The Imagination Factory

The Imagination Factory integrates art with science and social studies to teach recycling concepts in a fun and entertaining way.  Visitors learn how to make art using easy to obtain solid waste as a source of free materials.  Some of the activities include drawing, painting, sculpture, collage, papier-mâché, marbling and crafts. The site features Trashasaurus Rex, a giant, solid waste sculpture, and a Trash Matcher that allows visitors to find appropriate art activities for the solid waste they have available.  A new feature called the Badge Matcher helps Brownies, Girl Scouts and their leaders quickly locate art activities that help satisfy badge requirements. Two special activities that were added in honor of the victims of September 11th are "Weave a Freedom Bracelet" and "Create a New York City Firefighter Angel." 

A discussion of terrorism, in terms that children can understand, is included in the first activity.  The projects can be accessed by clicking on the text below the red, white, and blue ribbon located on the left of the Previous Activities page. The Imagination Factory is located in Columbus, Indiana, an American city famous for its modern architecture and preserved 19^th Century structures.  Columbus has the world's greatest concentration of modern buildings designed by famous architects, and people come from all over to see and study the architecture.    A special section at the site entitled "A Kid's Columbus" takes visitors on a virtual tour of things of interest to children.

Travel to Oriland

Oriland is a boundless Origami World made from paper, as infinite as the imagination. Various beings - People, Elves, Goblins and others inhabit can be found here. Explore the Seven Cities of Oriland. Test the pleasure of magical transformation without scissors and glue from ordinary sheets of a paper into surprising origami models!

Thunk.com (Secret messages for Kids)

Thunk.com is a fun web-based activity site where kids can make their own secret messages. Kids also learn about secret messages and how secret codes are used in real life.

Regenbogen Club (English: Rainbow Club) (site is in both English and German)

An exciting site for kids aged from 4 to 12. Included is a free gallery for your pictures and photos. A funny place with a chatroom for kids, a special friendship gallery, amazing games and more. A complete English version can also be found here.

Humphrey B. Bear

Welcome to the Online home of Australia's own Humphrey B Bear. It's just like Humphrey's home in the Magic Forest. Filled with fun and games. Humphrey's waiting for you to play and sing along with him. You can send Humphrey an email and he'll write back to you. There's even a picture for you to print out and colour in.

Sesame Street Workshop

For everything Sesame Street and more!

This is not a site just for the kids. I had a good look around this site and I just could not get enough of it. It has everything from crafts to make for Dad's for Father's day, to tips for parents. I have to admit though I think the best feature of this entire site is moving your mouse over Elmo and hearing him laugh, but then I really like Elmo.

So why not go and have a good look because I can guarantee that you will have a great time.

Play School

The goal at Play School is to stimulate children's creativity and imagination. To encourage children to explore and learn while having fun. The Play School site is a fun and safe Internet experience that lives up to the quality you expect from Play School.

Noggin

The people who make Blue's Clues, Doug and Nick News thought that the stuff that the Children's Television Workshop made was really cool. Meanwhile, at the very same time, the Children's Television Workshop, the people who make Sesame Street, thought the stuff that Nickelodeon made was really cool. So they decided to put their NOGGINS together to make a whole bunch of new and different cool stuff and decided to call it...NOGGIN.

FreeZone Network

The FreeZone Network is a kid-driven web site that provides a safe place for kids from 8 - 14 year olds to have some seriously fun times. FreeZone distinguishes itself from other kids' web sites by being kid-written and kid-driven. Content that is not kid-written is kid-suggested or kid-requested.