10 Best Kids Website for Aussies

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     Ill-made websites with malicious and non-sense contents thrive the internet. More than any time in the modern history, now is a momentous; if not a critical moment for parents to always have their guards up to ensure that their kids are not just having fun but are spending their quality time online. According to Google, Australian parents are the most vigilant parents in finding the Best Kids Websites.  

   To help parents with this cumbersome task, here are the websites for kids we have already checked which are worthy of kids’ time and attention. They have the right ingredients which parents can smile about and children enjoy: fun websites, kid friendly and free games for kids:

1.       National Geographic (http://kids.nationalgeographic.com/kids/)

      No doubt that National Geographic will come up with this website for kids as beautiful and loaded with knowledge as the its parent website. We highly recommend to parents to bookmark this site and rest assured that your children will be sent to kid friendly fun, travel and discovery.

2.       Time for Kids (www.Timeforkids.com)

This is an information-packed website of people, events, help for the kids’ assignments and videos. You may specially want to try www.timeforkids/goplaces where you’ll be given a list of countries in the world and you’ll get an instant fact file and more. Of course, games are present.

3.       Webkinz  (http://www.webkinz.com/)

This is a colourful kids website which has pretty basic layout that children will not get lost. Here, you can answer trivia and fun games for kids, which is said to be one of the best on the net. With your unique secret code, you can enter the Webkinz world and earn KinzCash.      

4.       Club Penquin (http://www.clubpenguin.com/)

The main selling point of this site is to pretend that you are a penguin. Kids of all ages can play free games and furnish an igloo. For parents, check out the Membership section to have an idea of their benefits.

5.       Mathletics (http://www.mathletics.com.au/)

As compared to other websites for kids, you’ll know that this has scholastic vibes since it tackles mainly about math. Kids can pit mathematical ability with other kids in the community from kindergarten to Year 12. There will be an annual subscription fee for parents to pay if your school isn't already a member.

6.       Family Fun (www.Familyfun.com)

Powered by Disney, this site will give parents valuable tips for family fun which includes crafts, kids for games and activities.

7.       Safe Kids (www.Safekids.com)

This is actually a site for parents to guide their kids to be safe online. Like what their tagline says, “Online safety and civility.” We highly recommend this as the site feature no-nonsense articles, tips and tools to on internet security.

8.       Bubble Struggle & Bubble Struggle II: Rebubbled (http://www.rebubbled.com/)

This is more adult-looking than the rest of the pack. It is loaded with an array of cool and fun kids games. Adults may find some games for kids addicting as well.

9.       Scholastic I Spy (http://www.scholastic.com/ispy/games/index.htm)

Alongside with all the Scholastic books, you can enjoy their website for kids taking off from the idea that you are a spy while playing those fun games which ranges from easy to difficulty.

10.   Barbie (http://icanbe.barbie.com/games.html)

Barbie is the world’s most popular dolls for girls, and on her website there is a section called “I Can Be” where the professional Barbie dolls are featured like teacher, movie star and computer engineer. Games related to professional careers are shown. Although options are not as many as the other sites, girls will sure find this site fun.http://kids.nationalgeographic.com/kids/