Awards and Links - Enchanted Learning Software

<BODY BGCOLOR="#FFDD00" > <FONT SIZE=+2 COLOR="#FF0000"> <H1><A HREF="/Home.html"><IMG SRC="/Gabbyandjessebig.GIF" BORDER=0 HSPACE=5 WIDTH=198 HEIGHT=276 ALIGN=RIGHT ALT="Gabby and Jesse"></A> <BR><CENTER><A HREF="/Home.html">ENCHANTED LEARNING SOFTWARE'S</A><BR>Awards, Newspaper Articles, and Links</H1></CENTER> </FONT> <HR> <BR> <IMG SRC="/agifs/Award.GIF" WIDTH="51" HEIGHT="83" BORDER=0 ALIGN=LEFT HSPACE=10><BR><FONT Size=+2><A HREF="/Dictionary.html">LITTLE EXPLORERS'</A></FONT><FONT Size=+3> Awards and Honors</FONT> <FONT Size=+2 COLOR="#FF0000"><UL> <LI>We were listed on <A HREF="http://home.netscape.com/home/whats-new.html"> Netscape's "What's New"</A> page from Jan. 25 - 31, 1997 <FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "With help from a picture dictionary, preschoolers can surf the Web and link to hundreds of carefully chosen fun and educational activities."</B> </FONT><LI>A <A HREF="http://www.usatoday.com/life/cyber/ch0117a.htm">USA Today Hot Site</A> for January 17-19, 1997 <FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "A very nicely done online dictionary for kids has to be both fun and informative, which is what you'll find at Little Explorers."</B> </FONT><LI><A HREF="http://netnavi.nikkeibp.co.jp/cgi-bin/castingtosearch?CATEGORY=SiteOfDay_OldDay&ACTION=3&SORT=1&KEY_AND=0&ONAIR_YEARMON=9701">Nikkei Netn@vi Site of the Day</A>, Jan. 19, 1997 <LI> One of the <A HREF="http://www.exploratorium.edu/learning_studio/sciencesites.html">Exploratorium's Top Ten Cool Sites</A> for the month of Dec., 1996, now in the <A HREF="http://www.exploratorium.edu/learning_studio/cool/kids.html">Top Ten Cool Sites past winners' archive</A><FONT SIZE=+0><B> (and there's a <A HREF="http://kids.gakken.co.jp/cool/kids.htm">version in Japanese</A> at Gakken Science Kids)</B></FONT><FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Little Explorers -An alphabetic exploration for the youngest web surfers. Links are carefully chosen, so the content is appropriate for small children."</B> </FONT><LI><A HREF="http://www.oglobo.com.br">O Globo</A> Site of the Day, Jan. 20, 1997, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. <LI>A featured site in the <A HREF="http://www.kfbk.com/cybersplash/winners.html">CyberSplash contest on KFBK radio</A> (Sacramento, CA), one of three daily winners on Jan. 17, 1997. <LI><A HREF="http://www.pscs.org/sites/arcs/sites9612.html">Puget Sound Community School-Sites of the Month</A>, one of the Top 10 Educational Resources for Dec. 1996<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Little Explorers - Here's a site set up with preschool-aged youth in mind."</B> </FONT><LI> The <A HREF="http://www.weburbia.com/safe/week.htm">Safe for Kids Site Of The Week</A> for the week starting Dec. 1, 1996 <LI>A <A HREF="http://k12unix.larc.nasa.gov/training/coollinks.html">NASA-Langley Cool Link</A>, as of Dec. 2, 1996<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Little Explorers - A Picture Dictionary for preschoolers and elementary students"</B> </FONT><LI><A HREF="http://www.drwebster.com/past/Dec1.htm">  Dr. Webster's</A> Site of the Day, on December 5, 1996<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Little Explorers. An essential site for children."</B> </FONT><LI>The <A HREF="http://www.erols.com/owl/planet/homepage.html">Blue Planet Cool Site</A> for Dec. 17, 1996  <LI>The <A HREF="http://www.ncn.net/~starrcraft/mall/award/awardr.htm">'Elite Touch of Class'</A> Award, as of Dec. 19, 1996 <LI>The <A HREF="http://www.coolcentral.com/hour/prev/1222.html">Cool Site of the Hour</A>, on Dec. 22, 1996 <LI>The <A HREF="http://www.westol.com/~paul/web.htm">Web Page of the Day</A> for Dec. 26, 1996 <LI>One of <A HREF="http://www.uk.pi.net/topten/">AT&T's Top 10 Sites</A> for Dec. 31, 1996, to Jan. 5, 1997<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Little Explorers - A simple idea for those teeny surfers (or 'busy little brains' as this site calls them) - click on a letter from the Little Explorers Alphabet, and you get a collection of words (and pictures) beginning with that letter. Click on any of those and you get jumped to a relevant web-page (possibly part of this project, or possibly somewhere else). Suitable for children up to and including primary school age accompanied by an interested adult."</B> </FONT><LI>The featured "xtra cool" site on Jan. 2, 1997, at <A HREF="http://www.xtra.co.nz/xworld/kidz/">XTRA's Buzz for Kidz</A> in New Zealand<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Wanting a fun way to navigate around the Web? At Little Explorers you can explore using a picture dictionary. It's fast, fun and cool."</B> </FONT><LI>Winner at <A HREF="http://www2.warwick.net/newsletter/shareideas.html">Share Your Ideas!</A>, Jan. 17, 1997<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "... a great site for little ones just getting started on the Internet. www.enchantedlearning.com"</B> </FONT><LI>Received ProgramONE Radio Network's Award of Excellence, and included in the Internet news talk radio network's <A HREF="http://www.prgone.com/radioone/daily.html">PRN Daily Report</A> on Jan. 18, 1997 <LI><A HREF="http://www.earthlink.net/whatshot/">EarthLink Site of the Day</A>, Jan. 18-19, 1997 <LI>Site of the Day on Jan. 27, 1997, at <A HREF="http://www.teleport.com/~lenox/">Lenox Elementary School</A>, Portland, Oregon<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Pre-school and Kindergarten teachers, this is a great site for young children. Give it a try!!!"</B> </FONT></UL> </FONT> <HR><BR> <IMG SRC="ngifs/Newspaper.GIF" WIDTH="59" HEIGHT="48" BORDER=0 ALIGN=LEFT HSPACE=10> <BR><FONT Size=+3>Newspaper Articles</FONT> <FONT Size=+2 COLOR="#FF0000"><BR CLEAR=ALL> <UL> <LI><A HREF="http://biz.yahoo.com:80/upi/96/11/28/general_state_and_regional_news/ilupeye_1.html">United Press International</A>, Nov. 28, 1996<BR><FONT COLOR="#006000">"Surf's up: <FONT SIZE=+0><B>We all know kids seem to have an affinity for computers, but this is ridiculous. Enchanted Learning Software has established a web site for the preschool crowd. The little tykes can click on a picture of a T. rex and start surfing. In fact, the company is touting its site as easy enough for a 2-year-old to navigate, playing everything from on-line connect-the-dots to nursery rhymes to art and craft ideas."</B> </FONT></FONT><LI><A HREF="http://www.times-union.com/active/computers/1204webwatch.html">The Florida Times-Union</A> (Jacksonville, FL) Web Watch for Dec. 4, 1996<BR><FONT COLOR="#006000">"Toddling onto the Web"<BR><FONT SIZE=+0><B>"Enchanted Learning Software says its Little Explorers site is the first Web site designed for children as young as 2 (with some help from a grown-up). Kids click on the letters of the alphabet to see words that start with that letter, along with pictures. Click on a picture to link to a Web site about that topic or to play an educational game. Kids can play online connect-the-dots, read nursery rhymes and get ideas for arts and crafts projects."</B> </FONT></FONT><LI><A HREF="http://www.press.co.nz/50/96121047.htm">The Press</A> (Christchurch, New Zealand), Dec. 10, 1996<BR><FONT COLOR="#006000">"Site for preschoolers on Internet"<BR><FONT SIZE=+0><B>"A new site on the Internet has been designed specifically for preschoolers. <BR>"The designers of the site claim that Little Explorers is the first site created with an interface that allows children as young as two to surf the Web (with a little help from an adult). <BR>"Children simply point and click on a picture that interests them, and they are either linked to a Web site about that topic or to an educational game related to it. <BR>"Children can visit zoos and museums, play a variety of simple games, make a truck, read nursery rhymes and stories, and link to hundreds of entertaining and educational sites."</B> </FONT></FONT><LI><A HREF="/clippings/eastsidejournal/ej.html">The Eastside Journal</A> (Bellevue, WA), first page of the Business Section, Dec. 16, 1996<BR><FONT COLOR="#006000">"Children on line"<BR><FONT SIZE=+0><B>"Two local educational software companies are providing an excuse for young kids to go online. Enchanted Learning Software in Mercer Island has established a Web site that helps teach the alphabet and other skills. A 'picture dictionary'... links users to games and topics that begin with a chosen letter...."</B> </FONT></FONT><LI>  <A HREF="http://www.theage.com.au:80/infotech/c961217h.htm">The Age</A> (Melbourne, Australia), Dec. 17, 1996<BR><FONT COLOR="#006000">"Stuff for early surfers"<BR><FONT SIZE=+0><B>"... For younger children, Little Explorers combines a clever web design and a picture dictionary with links to allow them to surf the Web safely. Software developers Jeananda Col and Mitchell Spector designed it to let their two pre-schoolers surf the Web with some independence...."</B> </FONT></FONT><LI><A HREF="http://www.roanoke.com/combit/combit31.html">Roanoke Times</A> (Roanoke, VA), Dec., 1996<BR><FONT COLOR="#006000">"Companies offer Web sites that are fun, safe for children"<BR><FONT SIZE=+0><B>"...Little Explorers, from Enchanted Learning Software of Mercer Island, Wash., makes it easy for preschool and elementary school kids to surf the Internet. Kids use a picture dictionary format to link to games and educational activities.<BR> "Kids also can play on-line connect-the-dots, read nursery rhymes, see craft and art ideas and travel to other fun and educational sites from the Little Explorers site."</B> </FONT></FONT><LI><A HREF="http://www.connect-time.com/dec96/discindex.html">Connect-Time</A> syndicated column, Dec., 1996<BR><FONT SIZE=+0 COLOR="#006000"><B>Little Explorers is listed as a reader submission. </B></FONT> </UL></FONT> <HR><BR> <IMG SRC="sgifs/Slate.GIF" WIDTH="78" HEIGHT="55" BORDER=0 ALIGN=LEFT HSPACE=10> <BR> <FONT Size=+3>Education Links to Little Explorers</FONT> <FONT Size=+2 COLOR="#FF0000"> <UL> <LI>Listed at <A HREF="http://www.csun.edu/~vceed009/languagearts.html#References">California State University, Northridge</A> as a recommended resource for teachers by professors of Elementary Education<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Little Explorers, designed by Enchanted Learning Software, is an easy-to-use picture dictionary with Web sites for preschool kids. The collection provides a wealth of information and online activities for any elementary school student."</B> </FONT><LI>Included in Cornell University's <A HREF="http://www.tc.cornell.edu/Kids.on.Campus/WWWDemo/">Kids on Campus Hands-On Web Demonstration</A>. <FONT Size=+0 Color="#D00000"><B>Kids on Campus is an annual computer day for elementary-school students, sponsored by Cornell Theory Center as part of NSF's National Science and Technology Week.</B> </FONT><LI>Featured in <A HREF="http://www.wmich.edu/library/featured.this.week.html">Western Michigan University Libraries</A> for the Week of January 27, 1997. <FONT Size=+0 Color="#006000"><B>-- "A picture dictionary for children that 'lets children enter the World Wide Web...' Designed for elementary students and preschoolers. Check this one out if you have young children or grandchildren who want to be with you while you're surfing."</B> </FONT><LI>Listed at <A HREF="http://www.osu-okmulgee.edu/kidsite.htm#set1">Oklahoma State University-Okmulgee Teaching-Learning Center</A> "For the Youngest Set" <LI>Included in <A HREF="http://wwwcoh.modlang.arizona.edu/inst/edp512s97/la.html">Language Arts Resources for "Multimedia Production in Education"</A> at the University of Arizona <LI>Listed at the <A HREF="http://badger.state.wi.us/agencies/dpi/www/ed_child.html">Wisconsin Dept. of Public Instruction</A>, Education Resource List, Sites for Children <LI>A featured Site for Pre-Schoolers at the <A HREF="http://www.emc.maricopa.edu/Litchfield/Litchfield2.html">Litchfield Park Elementary District Internet Workshop</A>, Jan. 25, 1997 <LI>A Favorite Site at <A HREF="http://homepage.midusa.net/~mrefour/index.html">Meadowlark Ridge Elementary School</A>, in Salina, KS <LI>Listed on <A HREF="http://www.wcsu.ctstateu.edu/~WHITE025/homepage.html#Other Fun Pages For Kids">Mrs. White's Kindergarten Page, from the Wampus School</A>, in Armonk, NY <LI>Listed at the Student Resource Page, under Younger Kids, at <A HREF="http://www.turbowp.com/wbms/Student.html">William Byrd Middle School</A>, in Vinton, VA <LI>Listed as an <A HREF="http://www.alincom.com/educ/res.htm">Alive! Excellence in Education</A> resource <LI>Featured on Metrovue's Education Page. <LI>Included in the <A HREF="http://www.tapr.org/~ird/Jones/mlj.ird.langarts.html">Internet Resource Directory for Educators</A> (under Homeschooling, Language Arts)<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Little Explorers <FONT COLOR="#FFDD00">-</FONT> This image-intensive site allows children, particularly pre-readers, to develop reading skills incidentally. Click on any letter of the alphabet to load a screen of images beginning with that letter. The word label accompanies each image. Many of these images are linked to other internet pages, devoted to the topic, or a cool larger picture. All links are child-safe and child-friendly."</B> </FONT><LI>Listed at the Early Childhood Educators' and Family Web Corner on both the <A HREF="http://www.nauticom.net/www/cokids/teacher2.html#Content Sites for Kids on the Internet">Teacher Pages</A> (under Content Sites for Kids on the Internet) and the <A HREF="http://www.nauticom.net/www/cokids/Family1.html#Just for the Fun of It">Family Pages</A> (under Just for the Fun of It) <LI>Featured on the <A HREF="http://www.metrovue.com/scripts/metro/body2.asp?client_page_id=27">TCI Cablevision of Tulsa - Metrovue Education Page</A> <LI>Included in the Curriculum Standards Framework, under "Using the Internet in the Studies of Society and the Environment," for the <A HREF="http://www.serct.schnet.edu.au/csf/intsose/sose.htm">South East Region Computer Technology Centre</A>, which provides computer technology and curriculum support to schools in Victoria, Australia <LI>Listed at the <A HREF="http://www.wcape.school.za/subject/kinder/kindhome.htm">Western Cape Schools' Network</A>, a consortium of schools in Cape Town, South Africa, organized to promote the use of the Internet in education <LI>Listed in the University of Cape Town's <A HREF="http://www.uct.ac.za/projects/cbe/cbeother.html">Computer-Based Education</A> pages <LI>Listed as an on-line reference at <A HREF="http://www.pattonville.k12.mo.us/schools/parkwood/itc/pw.itc.home.html">Parkwood Elementary School's Instructional Technology Center</A>, Maryland Heights, MO <LI>Listed in <A HREF="http://tristate.pgh.net/~pinch13/index.html#h">B. J. Pinchbeck's Homework Helper</A><FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Little Explorers -- A wonderful educational site for preschoolers and elementary school students"</B> </FONT><LI><A HREF="http://www-personal.engin.umich.edu/~sjackson/">Shari Jackson</A>, a Computer Science and Engineering graduate student at the University of Michigan, does research in user interface design as it applies to educational technology and the development of software for learners. <FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B>She writes: "I'm always looking for good web sites for kids, and here's a great one I just found: Little Explorers by Enchanted Learning Software"</B> </FONT><LI>Listed in <A HREF="http://www.refdesk.com/kids.html#j-m"> My Virtual Reference Desk</A><FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Little Explorers- a website that lets preschoolers and elementary students surf the web easily. Children use a picture dictionary format to link to over 400 carefully chosen, fun educational activities."</B> </FONT><LI>Listed at <A HREF="http://www.lib.rang.k12.va.us/infofldr/departs/child.htm">Rockbridge Regional Library, Children's Services</A> (Lexington, VA) <LI>Listed as a Cool Educational Web Site at <A HREF="http://www.halcyon.com/FourthR/SFCinEducation.html">Fourth R</A><FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Enchanted Learning's Children's Dictionary - A great start page for elementary and early readers."</B> </FONT><LI> Chosen as <A HREF="http://putwest.boces.org/Pat.html">Pat's pick</A> for January 27, 1997, at Putnam Valley Elementary School, in Putnam Valley, NY.<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- Pat says, "This week's pick is brought to you by Mrs. Maureen Beyrer of our Elementary School. She says, 'You may want to check this site out. Kids can click on a letter of the alphabet and find words with pictures. They can then click on the pictures to visit appropiate sites for their age level. It looks like even pre-readers can navigate to some interesting sites.' I took Maureen's advice and visited this site. It really is a great site for pre-schoolers and elementary-aged children. Thanks Maureen, for making this week's site an easy pick!"</B> </FONT><LI>Listed on the page of Cool Kid Links at <A HREF="http://fayette.k12.in.us/everton/kids.html">Everton Elementary School</A>, in Connersville, IN. <LI>Included in the <A HREF="http://www.ih.k12.oh.us/ps/treasure/index.html">Indian Hill Treasure Hunt</A> at Indian Hill Primary School, in Cincinnati, OH.<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- <A HREF="http://www.ih.k12.oh.us/ps/treasure/quest7.htm">Question 7</A> is: "When you go to Enchanted Learning's Little Explorers, you will find lots of information about many things. Start by clicking on the letter 'C.' Choose calendar and tell me the name of February's flower. Look at your favorite letters and explore some more."</B> </FONT><LI>Listed at <A HREF="http://www.nucleus.com/kkedu.html">Kids' Korner</A> under Education, for December, 1996 <LI>Listed in <A HREF="http://www.ameritech.com/news/contributions/education/schoolhouse/kids_corner.html#Art and Pictures Tag">Ameritech's Schoolhouse</A> and <A HREF="http://www.ameritech.com/weblink/family.html">Ameritech's Family Resources</A><FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- About Little Explorers: "Click on a letter and it will give words and pictures. Pre-schoolers can use this with a little help. This is a great place to visit! From Enchanted Learning."</B> </FONT><LI>Listed as a helpful link for homeschoolers at <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Plains/5523/">My Homeschoolers Homepage</A> <LI>Listed in <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/Athens/4663/Links2.html">Homeschooling on a Shoestring</A> links <LI>Listed in <A HREF="http://www.onelook.com/more.html">One Look Dictionaries</A> <LI>Listed in <A HREF="http://www.infovlad.com/linguistics/dic.html">InfoVlad Online Dictionaries</A> -- search for "picture dictionary" <LI>Listed in the <A HREF="http://colibri.let.ruu.nl/html/dictionaries.html">Colibri Dictionaries Page</A> <LI>Listed in the <A HREF="http://www.ims.uni-stuttgart.de/info/Dictionaries.html">On-line Dictionaries</A> page of the Institute of Natural Language Processing at Stuttgart University <LI>Listed in the <A HREF="http://www.june29.com/cgi/HLPsearch.cgi?language=English&stype=DIV&DIV1=LL&DIV2=English">Human Languages Page</A>, under Language and Literature: English<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Little Explorers - by Enchanted Learning Software. Click on an English letter and see words that begin with that letter (click on a word for an activity)."</B> </FONT><LI>Listed on the <A HREF="http://prism.prs.k12.nj.us/WWW/OII/disc2/site-eval/0252.html">Site Evaluation Discussion Archive</A> at the <A HREF="http://www.oii.org/">Online Internet Institute</A> <LI>Listed at the <A HREF="http://www.realkids.com/">Real Kids, Real Adventures</A> Teacher's Lounge <A HREF="http://www.realkids.com/tools.htm">"Cool Teacher's Tools"</A> <LI>Accepted to be listed in the <A HREF="http://www.clearinghouse.net/index.html">Argus Clearinghouse</A> Internet research library </UL></FONT>  <HR> <BR> <IMG SRC="lgifs/Links.GIF" WIDTH="55" HEIGHT="55" BORDER=0 ALIGN=LEFT HSPACE=10> <BR><FONT Size=+3>Other Links to Enchanted Learning Software</FONT> <BR CLEAR=ALL><FONT Size=+2 COLOR="#FF0000"> <UL> <LI> Our new CD-ROM for children, <A HREF="/Busylittlebrains.html">Busy Little Brains</A>, an Apple Computer Pick-of-the-Month for Feb., 1997, is listed at <A HREF="http://guide.apple.com/Lasso.acgi?-search=dummy&-database=MacOSGuide&-layout=cgi_detail&-response=%2Fussearch%2Fdetail.html&-noResults=ussearch%2Fnoresults.html&-operator=begins+with&Product=Busy+Little+Brains&-operator=begins+with&Company=&-operator=begins+with&web_search=&-operator=begins+with&sysreq_en=&-operator=begins+with&language=&-operator=begins+with&country_markets=&-maxRecords=10&-search=+Search+" TARGET="_blank">Apple Computer's</A> site under Macintosh software listings <LI>Featured as a kid safe site at <A HREF="http://cocoa.apple.com/cocoa/new.html">Apple Computer's Hot Cocoa!</A> and also at the <A HREF="http://cocoa.apple.com/cocoa/parents/parents.html">Apple Cocoa Parents Place</A>. <LI>Included in Jean Armour Polly's <A HREF="http://www.well.com/user/polly/secretgarden/preschoolhl.html">On the Secret Garden's delights and wonderful things</A>. <FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B>"The younger set can click on any letter in the alphabet, and link to OODLES of activities. This is an interactive picture dictionary with hours of fun just waiting behind the letters."</B> </FONT><LI>Listed at <A HREF="http://www.yin.or.jp/user/showgee/">Showgee's World</A>, under "Kids". <FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B>Shoji Akao's site is fascinating, especially the log of his incredible cross-country bicycle trip. We are grateful to him for providing a <A HREF="/DictionaryJ.html">Japanese translation of Little Explorers</A> and a <A HREF="/BusylittlebrainsJ.html">Japanese translation of the main Busy Little Brains page</A>.</B> </FONT><LI>Listed on the <A HREF="http://www.klutz.com/treefort/konnect/kontact.html">Klutz Press Blast-Off Page</A> <LI>Included in <A HREF="http://www.onekey.com/live/zine17.htm">Jan's Kid Corner</A> at OneKey, in a column entitled <I>Just for Preschoolers</I><FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "LITTLE EXPLORERS by Enchanted Learning Software: Click on any letter in the alphabet. You'll get links to OODLES of activities. This interactive picture dictionary has hours of fun just waiting behind the letters. For 'Z' you'll get outside links to Zebra and Zoo, plus graphics of other objects starting with the letter. Everything is child-safe."</B>  </FONT><LI>Included on <A HREF="http://www.nlights.net/jclark/dumpling.htm">Meghan's Page</A>.<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> Meghan's mother, Joellyn Clark, writes, "The older Meghan gets, the more interested she is in the computer, but she couldn't surf the net until we found Little Explorers. It's a wonderful site where preschoolers use a picture dictionary with links. Four stars in my book!"</B> </FONT><LI>Listed in the <A HREF="http://www.alaska.net/~steel/kidsfun.html">Teel Family Just for Kids</A>, under Other Fun Pages<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Little Explorers - Great! Preschoolers surf the web easily using a picture dictionary."</B> </FONT><LI>Featured on <A HREF="http://www.infosprts.com/kids/index.html">Infosports Kids Page</A><FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "We thought it would be fun to share a few interesting educational sites with you each week!... The first one is a kid's dictionary that is terrific for elementary age children. Pre-schoolers would have fun too browsing through the letters. Lots of learning here. And high schoolers, if you want a real education on money and investments, click on "M" for "Money" and go through all the icons. You won't be disappointed and you will learn a lot."</B> </FONT><LI>In <A HREF="http://www.island.net/~thand/kidlinks.html">Cool Safe Links for Kids Parents and Teachers</A>, under Fun and Interesting Places to Visit<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Little Explorers <FONT COLOR="#FFDD00">-</FONT> Even Pre-Schoolers Can Surf The Web (Very Nice Site)"</B> </FONT><LI>Listed in <A HREF="http://www.swbell.net/kids/index.html">Southwestern Bell's page for kids</A><FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Little Explorers On-Line Dictionary: Elementary students and preschoolers can surf the web easily by using this picture dictionary with links."</B> </FONT><LI>Listed in <A HREF="http://www.inbaltimore.com" TARGET="_blank">Comcast Picks - Baltimore Online</A>, under Education, in the Reference Shelf<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Preschool Dictionary: Enchanted Learning's site presents a dictionary for the youngest learners. Click to go from a letter of the alphabet to words beginning with that letter to an exploration of the word."</B> </FONT><LI>Listed at <A HREF="http://www.gamekids.com/gklink1.html">Game Kids</A> Places to Visit<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Link for kids. Little explorers is a free website that lets elementary school students and preschoolers surf the web easily. Children use a picture dictionary to surf some 400 carefully chosen links."</B> </FONT><LI>A <A HREF="http://www.free-n-cool.com/coolest/coolckid.html">Free -n- Cool</A> Cool Site<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Little Explorers is a unique, free website that lets preschoolers and elementary school students surf the web easily.... Kids can play Enchanted Learning Software's on-line connect-the-dots games, play Scrambled Dinosaurs, make a truck, read nursery rhymes and stories, or visit zoos and museums, get craft and art ideas, and link to hundreds of great sites. Little Explorers is also an excellent resource for elementary school teachers to introduce younger students to the World Wide Web in a controlled environment."</B> </FONT><LI>Listed at <A HREF="http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/6459/recip.html">Bry-Back Manor</A><FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Little Explorers by Enchanted Learning Software - A truly unique site where kids travel the web via a picture dictionary."</B> </FONT><LI>Listed at <A HREF="http://www.zia.com/free/p961228.htm">ZIA Free-Stuff and Great Offers</A> for the week ending Dec. 28, 1996<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Enchanted Learning Software - This is a really cute site with educational and fun activities for pre-schoolers. Almost no reading is required to play the games and learn to surf the net. Online games and activities change often. They also offer special bundled packages for educators."</B> </FONT><LI>Included in the <A HREF="http://www.cjsspecialties.com/camden/kidspage.html">Camden, NY, Kids Page</A><FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "A Wonderful site! Preschoolers can surf the web easily using a picture dictionary."</B> </FONT><LI>A Kid Pick! at <A HREF="http://www.ultranet.com/odyssey/young.html">Ultranet Odyssey</A><FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "I liked the site...." "... a good site to visit with your parent - especially for the elementary set."</B> </FONT><LI>Listed at <A HREF="http://www.upstate.net/access/family.html">Cool Family Sites</A> at Upstate Access<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Little Explorers (tm) <FONT COLOR="#FFDD00">-</FONT> An educational site for pre-schoolers and elementary school students."</B> </FONT><LI>Listed at I Connection's <A HREF="http://c-design.com/kids.html">Just for Kids!</A> <LI>Listed in <A HREF="http://members.tripod.com/~DeAnneC/darby.htm">Darby's Page of Kid Stuff!</A><FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Enchanted Learning is an excellent site for preschoolers to learn to use the web. Your child doesn't have to be able to read to play!"</B> </FONT><LI>Included in the <A HREF="http://www.ptw.com/~siggy/links.html">Rose Rock Support Group Favorite Links</A> (there's an <A HREF="http://vader.ptw.com/~siggy/links.html">alternate link</A> too)<FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "I have set up links which are geared mostly to middle and upper grades and to teachers.... I would like to have sites for younger kids too, but I don't have the time to research those.... I do have one good site for the little ones at: Enchanted Learning."</B> </FONT><LI>Included in <A HREF="http://www.radiks.net/abkh/Kid-Links.html">ABKH Kid Links</A> <LI>Featured on <A HREF="http://www2.linknet.net/poboln/leah.htm">Leah Michelle's Home Page</A> (as Another Alphabet Site) <LI>Listed in Prof. Henry Wolkowicz' collection of <A HREF="http://orion.uwaterloo.ca/~hwolkowi/daniel.d/readme.html">information for his son Daniel</A><FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "Little Explorers, surf the web using a picture dictionary"</B> </FONT><LI>Chosen as <A HREF="http://www.concentric.net/~Bbickel/kidsite.html">Aaron's Dad's Kidsite of the Week</A> for the week of Jan. 26, 1997. <FONT COLOR="#006000" Size=+0><B> -- "For the youngest kids, it's a very simple dictionary: click a letter, and go to a page filled with words beginning with that letter. Then it gets a bit weird, because once you're on the "M" page, for example, you can click the "Mother Goose" picture and explore nursery rhymes, or you can click the "Money" picture and find yourself on a page called "Concepts of Investing". None of the links are bad for kids, but many are more than a bit advanced for kids who are here to play with a very simple dictionary."</B> </FONT><LI>Included in <A HREF="http://w3dev.hirojo-u.ac.jp/inoki/bookmk_j.htm#children">Shoso Inoki's page of links</A> <LI>Listed by <A HREF="http://www.Yahoo.com">Yahoo</A> in the category <A HREF="http://www.yahoo.com/Society_and_Culture/Children/Links_for_Kids/">Society and Culture:Children:Links for Kids</A> <LI>Listed as Just for Kids! at <A HREF="http://members.aol.com/Jackrube/kids.html">Our North Carolina Home Page For Kids!</A> <LI>Listed at <A HREF="http://www.adoption.com.">Adoption.com</A>--Adoption Daily News, live adoption chat, AdoptionTalk bulletin boards, photolistings of children awaiting adoption, reunion registry, the Adoptive Parent Registry, Virtual Office Suites of Adoption Professionals, the Adoption Mall, and much more. </UL>  <HR><BR> </FONT> <BR><BR> <TABLE BORDER=1 Align="left" WIDTH="100%" CELLSPACING="2" CELL PADDING="2"> <TR> <TD><A HREF="/Home.html"><CENTER><IMG SRC="/Homeicon.GIF" WIDTH=74 HEIGHT=55 ALIGN=TOP BORDER=0 ></CENTER></A></TD> <TD><A HREF="/Dictionary.html"><CENTER><IMG SRC="/Dictionaryicon.GIF" WIDTH=102 HEIGHT=85 ALIGN=TOP BORDER=0 ></CENTER></A></TD> <TD><A HREF="/school/"><CENTER><IMG SRC="/sgifs/Schoolicon.GIF" ALT="Zoom School" ALIGN=TOP WIDTH="51" HEIGHT="71" BORDER=0></CENTER></A></TD> <TD><A HREF="/Busylittlebrains.html"><CENTER><IMG SRC="/Blbicon.GIF" WIDTH=84 HEIGHT=85 ALIGN=TOP BORDER=0 ></CENTER></A></TD> <TD><A HREF="/Orderform.html"><CENTER><IMG SRC="/Order.GIF" WIDTH=63 HEIGHT=59 ALIGN=TOP BORDER=0 ></CENTER></A></TD> <TD><A href="/mail.shtml"><CENTER><IMG SRC="/Emailenvelope.GIF" WIDTH=61 HEIGHT=37 ALIGN=TOP BORDER=0 ></CENTER></A></TD> </TR> <TR> <TD><H3><CENTER><A HREF="/Home.html">ENCHANTED LEARNING SOFTWARE</A></CENTER></H3></TD> <TD><H3><CENTER><A HREF="/Dictionary.html">LITTLE EXPLORERS Picture Dictionary with Activities for Children</A></CENTER></H3></TD> <TD><H3><CENTER><A HREF="/school/">Zoom School</A></CENTER></H3></TD> <TD><H3><CENTER><A HREF="/Busylittlebrains.html">BUSY LITTLE BRAINS CD-ROM for LITTLE CHILDREN</A></CENTER></H3></TD> <TD><CENTER><H3><A HREF="/Orderform.html" >How to Order Our Software</A></H3></CENTER></TD> <TD><CENTER><H3><A href="/mail.shtml">Send us E-mail</A></H3></CENTER></TD></TR> </TABLE> <BR CLEAR = ALL><BR> <A HREF="/permissions/" TARGET="_top">Copyright</A> ©1996-2018 <A HREF="/Home.html" target="_top">EnchantedLearning.com</A> <font size=-1>------</font> <A HREF="/Citing.shtml" TARGET="_top"><font size=-1>How to cite a web page</font></A> <BR CLEAR = ALL><BR><HR> <BR> <TABLE WIDTH=100% BORDER=2 CELLPADDING=1 CELLSPACING=1> <TR ALIGN=CENTER> <TD><A HREF="/Home.html"><B>ENCHANTED LEARNING SOFTWARE</B></A></TD> <TD><A HREF="/Dictionary.html"><B>LITTLE EXPLORERS</B></A></TD> <TD><A HREF="/school/"><B>ZOOM SCHOOL</B></A></TD> </TR> </TABLE> <BR CLEAR = ALL><BR> </BODY>