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    • Challenge the Mind:Trivia
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      • Crafts/Hobbies
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    • The Kids' Place
  • Welcome to My Cyber Home
  • Med/Well/Thrpy/Dial/Food
    • ESRD and CKD #1-3
    • Dialysis and Gen Med #1-2
    • Wellness #1-10
    • Renal Foods and Eating1-2
    • Therapy Methods #1-3
  • Challenge the Mind:Trivia
  • Activities: Enhance Life
    • Crafts/Hobbies
    • Journaling and My Writing
  • Evolution of Music #1-4
  • Videos
    • Video Music #1-16
    • Video 40's-60's #1-6
    • Videos: Country #1-5
    • Videos: "Heavy Metal"1-5
    • Videos: Hip-hop #1-3
    • Videos (all theater) #1-9
  • The Kids' Place
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This is a safe place for kids to roam around. There are fun links to activity websites, many coloring pages, music to listen to, and movie introductions to give the kiddos some suggestions on what to watch offline. Look around mom and dad so that your children can do the same. Thanks for stopping by.

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TinaMarie Cerreta

Yo, rugman! Haven't seen you in a few millennia. Give me some tassel.


"Alladin" (1993)

Activities for KIDS! #1-3

SporcleKids

Offers a dedicated safe space with free, kid-friendly quizzes across math, science, geography, reading, and arts. Perfect for solo play. [1]

SporcleKids

BrainPOP/BrainPOP,Jr.

Features interactive quizzes, animated videos, and games spanning science, social studies, English, math, art, music, and health/mental wellness. [1, 2]

BrainPOP/BrainPOP,Jr.

National Geographic Kids

Provides high-interest trivia and quizzes focusing heavily on science, animals, social studies, and geography in a secure environment. [1, 2]

National Geographic Kids

Funbrain

Trusted school-safe platform featuring arcade-style trivia and interactive learning games for math, reading, and literacy (Grades K-8). [1]

Funbrain

ABCya

Kid-safe computer and mobile games aligned with grade-level standards, covering math, English, and science/holiday trivia. [1]

ABCya

PBSkids

Educational games and videos from Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood, Wild Kratts and other PBS KIDS shows!

PBSkids

Nick Jr.

SciShow Kids (YouTube)

The Nick Jr. Homepage is an official entertainment and video portal designed for toddlers and preschoolers. [1, 2]Core Features: Full Episodes and Videos: Kids can watch video clips and full episodes of popular preschool shows. Interactive Games: The platform features simple, character-driven browser games tailored for young children. Character Hubs: Pages are dedicated to specific shows like PAW Patrol, Dora, and Peppa Pig. [1, 2] Design and Accessibility: Multi-Device Support: The site works across desktop computers, tablets, and mobile phones. Kid-Friendly Layout: Bright colors, simple navigation icons, and large buttons help young users explore independently. Parent Section: Separate links and resources are available for grownups regarding TV ratings, privacy, and app downloads. [1]

Nick Jr.

SciShow Kids (YouTube)

SciShow Kids (YouTube)

Join Jessi, Mister Brown, and Squeaks as they explore and discover all kinds of cool animal senses here on SciShow Kids!

SciShow Kids

Numberblocks

Numberblocks is a British animated television series for preschoolers that debuted on CBeebies on 23 January 2017. The programme was created by Joe Elliot and produced by Alphablocks Ltd with Blue Zoo. It was commissioned by the BBC, with Larkshead Media and Learning Resources holding merchandising rights.

Numberblocks

HomeSchool Pop

 Homeschool Pop is a fun educational YouTube channel hosted by a real homeschool dad named Daniel to help young children learn basic school subjects.About the Channel: The Host: Daniel runs the channel and makes learning positive and exciting. The Name: The word "Pop" is a friendly, fun way of saying "dad". The Audience: The videos are great for preschoolers and elementary students at home or in a classroom. [1, 2, 3] What Kids Learn: Math: Clear math lessons organized by grade levels from kindergarten up. Science: Fun lessons about nature, the human body, and weather. Language: Lessons on grammar, compound words, and reading. Culture: Fun intros to Spanish and U.S. geography. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]

HomeSchool Pop

The Dad Lab

From coding robots and engineering kits to physics experiments and robotics, there are plenty of stem toys out there

The DAD Lab

The Dad Lab

is a vibrant, hands-on guide created by internet sensation Sergei Urban to teach kids foundational STEM basics through engaging, screen-free activities. It features budget-friendly, step-by-step projects—such as making two-ingredient slime or producing electricity—using everyday household items to spark curiosity and bring families closer together.

The Dad Lab

The past shouldn’t be feared for it guides our future.


"Moana" (2016)

Disney Coloring Pages

Didney Princesses Coloring Pages

Several Disney Princess images to enlarge, print and color. ENJOY!

Disney Princesses Coloring Pages

Other Disney Character Coloring Pages(Dumbo)

Here's some more coloring pages of the other characters in the Disney movies. Have at it!

"Other" Disney Character(Dumbo)

Pixar Character Coloring Pages

Pixar Character Coloring Pages

Many of rhe great Pixar characters you loved and hated in the movies.  Here to enlarge and print so you can color them in.  Happy-Happy, Joy-Joy!!

Pixar Movie Coloring Pages

A true hero isn't measured by the size of his strength, but by the strength of his heart.


Hercules(1997)

Have You Seen These Disney Movies,...Yet? #1-7

Have You Seen These Disney Movies,...Yet? #1

This is a list of several Disney movies for kids. Rava and the Last Dragon, Encanto, Moana, Pocahontas, The Prince of Egypt, The Lion King, Beauty and the Beast, , Alladin, Frozen(1), Mary Poppins, Snow White, Pinocchio, Cinderella, The Little Mermaid, Mulan, Dumbo. Some even made it tobthe Broadway stage!. Enjoy!

Have You Seen These Disney Movies,...Yet? #1

Have You Seen These Disney Movies,...Yet? #2

Thes3 are 5he movies in this post: Ice Age, Zootopia, Gatto, Kung Fu Panda, WISH, Fantasia, Enchanted, Mary Poppins Returns, Tangled, Tarzan, Rio, Lilo and Stitch. Have fun!!!

Have You Seen These Disney Movies,...Yet? #2

Disney Kids Movies #3

Disney Kids Movies #3

These are the movies in this post: Hercules, 101 Dalmatians, Alice in Wonderland, Atlantis, Bambi, Anastasia, Bolt, Oliver and Company, Peter Pan, The Aristocats, The Jungle Book and Winnie the Pooh.

Disney Kids #3

Dosney Kids Movies #4

Disney Kids Movies #3

These are the movies listed: The Hunchback of Notre Dame, The Sorcerer's Apprentice,  The Chronicles of Narnia, The princess and the Frog, The Three Caballeros, Bedknobs and Broomsticks, Polly, Bates in Toyland, Lady and the Tramp, The Emperors New Groove, Wreck-It Ralph and Casper.

Disney Kids Movies #4

Storybook Disney #5

Storybook Disney #5

In this post are introductions to the following: The Brave Little Toaster, The Country Bears, A Goofy Movie, Brother Bear, Chicken Little, Dinosaur, Mickey and the Beanstalk, Three Little Pigs, The Prince snd the Pauper, The Tortoise and the Hare, Wind in the Willows and The Reluctant Dragon.

Storybook Disney #5

I don't see how a world that makes such wonderful things could be bad.


"The Little Mermaid"(1989)

Have You seen Any of These Pixar Movies,...Yet? #1-3

Pixar Movies for Kids #1

 There are introductions about the following Pixar movies: Up, Toy Story(1), onsters, Inc., A Bug's Life, Finding Nemo, Thesail, Cars, Ratatouilli, WALL-E, Brave, Inside Out snd Elio. Make sure you check out the playlist!!

Have You Seen These Pixar Movies,...Yet? #1

Have You Seen These Pixar Movies,...Yet? #2

The movie's in this post are: Finding Dory, The Good Dinosaur, Coco, Onward, Soul, Luca, Turning Red, Light Year, Elemental, Monster's University, Toy Story 2 and Toy Story 3. Have a ball!!!

Have You Seen These Pixar Movies,...Yet? #2

"The world is not just made of sunshine and rainbows."


"Over the Hedge" 2006

Resource Links (By Age Group)

Resources: Toddlers and PreSchoolers (age 2-5)

At ages 2 to 5, toddlers and preschoolers are developing foundational cognitive and motor skills. They are capable of navigating sites that feature large visual buttons, minimal text interfaces, simple cause-and-effect clicking, and audio instruction.

Resources: Toddlers and Preschoolers (age 2-5)

Resources: Early Elementary (6-8/ K-2nd grade)

Children in early elementary (ages 6 to 8, spanning Kindergarten through 2nd grade) are building foundational reading, math, and motor skills. They are highly capable of navigating websites that feature intuitive layouts, visual instructions, audio elements, and gamified interfaces.

Resources: Early Elementary (6-8/K-2nd grade)

Resources:Elementary and Middle (9 -13)

Resources: High School and Advanced Research (14-19)

Resources: High School and Advanced Research (14-19)

For kids in th9 to 13 age bracket (upper elementary to middle school), the best websites transition away from basic cartoon games and focus on building critical thinking, problem-solving, and advanced academic skills. At this age, "tweens" are fully capable of navigating independent, interactive platforms.

Resources: Elementary to Middle (9-13)

Resources: High School and Advanced Research (14-19)

Resources: High School and Advanced Research (14-19)

Resources: High School and Advanced Research (14-19)

High school students aged 14 to 19 have advanced digital literacy skills and can use a wide range of sophisticated online platforms. They are fully capable of navigating websites meant for academic research, college and career planning, skill development, and creative production.

Resources: High School and advanced Reseaerch (14-19)

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