Kid's Corner

When to call, How to Call, What to say when someone answers your 911 call.

Future Codemakers and Codebreakers from The National Security Agency

The U.S. Fire Administrations's information site for parents and caregivers to help prevent fire death of young children.

If you are the parent or caregiver for a child with special needs, you want them to be able to play and explore like any other child but in an environment that is safe for them.

was created by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) to answer kids' questions on health issues and recommend ways to make their bodies and minds healthier, stronger, and safer. Be a DISEASE DETECTIVE!

You can become a FEMA Disaster Action Kid and get a certificate! Disaster Action Kids also get to be part of a special E-mail group, and will receive exciting news and information directly from FEMA on a regular basis.

This site provides learning tools for K-12 students, parents, and teachers. These resources will teach how our government works, the use of the primary source materials of GPO Access, and how one can use GPO Access to carry out their civic responsibilities.

Blizzards are severe winter storms that pack a combination of blowing snow and wind resulting in very low visibility.

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

This Child Survival program is presented to students, cubs scouts, boy scouts, girl scouts, guides, parents and interest groups across North America. The presentation which includes video, lecture and demonstration is about one hour and thirty minutes.

It is important that children know what to do in an emergency. A few ways children can plan to be prepared for emergencies include practicing emergency drills at home and school, knowing where the family meeting place is, how to call 9-1-1, who the out-of-town family contact is, and what to do during an emergency.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has created this activity book to offer parents and educators an interactive way to talk to kids about how to cope after a disaster.

A child's reaction to disaster by age

Help the Heroes! Will you know what to do? Make the right decisions and earn points to unlock new levels.

Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

Brought to you by the Office of Disease Prevention and Health Promotion, U.S. Department of Health and Human Services

Preventing and Avoiding Dog Bites! An estimated 4.7 million people in the United States are bitten by dogs each year. While some 2,500 of these are letter carriers, children are the most common victims of severe dog bites. Dog-bite injuries are a serious problem in our country, but they’re a problem we can solve.

Links lead to great games and activities that will help you learn about drinking water! Word Scrambles, Word SEARCH.

Learning and Teaching about the Environment. K-12 students and educators need access to quality homework resources, lesson plans and project ideas to learn and teach about the environment.

Disaster can strike quickly and without warning. It can force you to evacuate your neighborhood or confine you to your home. What would you do if basic services--water, gas, electricity or telephones--were cut off? Local officials and relief workers will be on the scene after a disaster, but they cannot reach everyone right away. Families can--and do--cope with disaster by preparing in advance and working together as a team. Follow the steps listed in this brochure to create your family's disaster plan. Knowing what to do is your best protection and your responsibility.

The FBI kids page is designed for children and their parents to learn more about the FBI through age-appropriate games, tips, stories and interactives.

Learn about animal care, food safety, vaccines and much more about the Food and Drug Administration.

Food safety measures to help students prevent foodborne illness when preparing after school snacks.

Clean, separate, cook, and chill! This is an activity book that teaches kids about food safety in fun and engaging ways. Great for the classroom! |

Gateway to Government Food Safety

See if you can answer all the questions correctly!

Youth are the world's future diplomats. Start Now!

The Forest Service is committed to connecting kids with nature and the outdoors by providing students, parents and teachers with youth-oriented information and resources related to natural resources and the environment

Have you been looking for games and activities that make natural science lessons fun? You’ve come to the right place.

Learn what groundwater is all about and why it is so important!

Good hygiene is a crucial part of living a healthy lifestyle through every stage of one’s life. Parents are responsible for first taking care of a child’s hygiene needs, and when the child’s age allows, they are responsible for teaching them how to do it themselves. A part of teaching children about good hygiene is to explain why it is important. Children should understand that good hygiene not only affects their appearance, but it also reduces the risk of infection, the spread of illness, and even the spread of parasites. Cleanliness is also beneficial on a social level, as it eliminates body odors. By teaching children the importance of good personal hygiene and what it involves, parents are establishing a habit that will benefit their kids for the rest of their lives.

Food Safety for Kids!

iKeepSafe certifies technology used by children and in educational settings with qualified experts.

The Consumer Product Safety Commission is proud to introduce Kidd Safety and his pals in the premier web site geared to prevent unreasonable risks of injuries to children associated with consumer products.

CPSC provides free safety alerts, guides, posters, brochures, handbooks and other materials which you can use to help spread consumer product safety information in your community.

Follow Reed through an archaeological dig site!

Emergencies can happen wherever you live, so it's important to be prepared for unexpected events. Being prepared for an emergency can help you feel safer because you will have the items you need set aside to use. Your family can work on building a disaster kit together to prepare for unexpected events

CPSC provides free safety alerts, guides, posters, brochures, handbooks and other materials which you can use to help spread consumer product safety information in your community.

Find links to government and other kids' sites.

Kids style news for Kids style people

CPSC provides free safety alerts, guides, posters, brochures, handbooks and other materials which you can use to help spread consumer product safety information in your community.

Welcome K-12 students and teachers! The NNSA/NSO Kids Zone contains information regarding the Nevada Regional Science Bowl, the Environmental Management Kids Display/Activity Book, Student Forum, and lots of photos.

Because Kids don't come with Instructions

If your child has seen something scary on tv, this activity may help them turn it into their own story about "taming" the scary thing. Using a pretend tv set may encourage your child to have some creative fun with puppets and stories. The added benefit of this kind of "tv play" is that children may be better able to talk about the things they see on television.

McGruff teaches how to take a bit out of crime in all areas: Bullies,Community Safety, Home Safety, School Safety, Online Safety, Gun, Drugs and more.

Have fun with NASA KIDS. Learn about Rockets and Airplanes, planet EARTH, SPACE and BEYOND, Join the Earth Crew and even go to Astronaut's School.

The leading information and knowledge resource on fire, electrical and related hazards.

A fun way to learn about natural disasters, safety tips and other fun stuff.

A middle school science education journal

Kids should be able to go outside and enjoy their neighborhoods - but not without knowing how to stay safe.

FTC’s free online security tips and resources.

PBS Kid's content is designed to help children (and their parents) communicate and handle their feelings during challenging times.

Visit with Cookie Monster, Big Bird and all of the Sesame Street Gang

Welcome to Kids World, brought to you by the Peace Corps. Join our pal, Traveler, as she explores the globe and learns about making a difference.

The American Veterinary Medical Association spotlights seven specific needs every pet owner must consider to ensure that their pet lives the longest, healthiest life possible.

CPSC provides free safety alerts, guides, posters, brochures, handbooks and other materials which you can use to help spread consumer product safety information in your community.

University of Oklahoma, Crime Prevention, Personal Safety, Kids safety, fire safety, internet safety, 1st aide and health, Drug & Alcohol.

This article provides e-safety tips and resources for parents and their children.

Are you ready! to put your planning skills to good use? Are you ready to help your family get prepared for the unexpected? Your family can use this Web site to create a plan that will help you be ready for many different kinds of unexpected situations!

Resources from the University of Minnesota

A rope is an indispensable lifeline for a climber, rescuer, etc. It is one of the few elements in the protection system that is not backed up by other equipment, and one that absolutely must not fail. An understanding of the design and construction of ropes as well as knowledge of their selection, use and care, is crucial to reducing the risks associated with their use.

More than half of child fire deaths are among children age 4 or younger – making them an important audience for fire prevention and education. If you’ve ever visited a preschool classroom to discuss fire safety, or have met with older toddlers during community outreach activities, you know they can be a tough crowd to reach.

Only YOU can Prevent Wildfires! Welcome to Smokey's Outpost! Explore Smokey's cabin to find all sorts of fun and interesting things about Wildfire Prevention.

Fun with Fire Trucks, Hot Diggity Dalmations, The Story of Sparky, Sparky's Arcade

A Learning Center for Young Astronomers

Comprehensive information portal providing answers to your questions on education, career, government and more.

Learn some of the general survival tips.

Join Gayle and her friends in gathering supplies needed to prepare for an emergency. Click on Ready to start.

Activities to help children learn and share Thermy's food safety rules.

Our day with the Coast Guard, the True Story of Inky the Whale, More than 200 years of Coast Guard History, The Adventures of Captain CleanWater, COASTIE the SAFETY Dog, and a WATER & KIDS coloring books!

Our day with the Coast Guard, the True Story of Inky the Whale, More than 200 years of Coast Guard History, The Adventures of Captain CleanWater, COASTIE the SAFETY Dog, and a more...

Just for Kids. Information from the National Park Service, U.S. Geological Survey, U.S. Fish and Wildlife, Bureau of Land Management, Minerals Management Service and Office of Surface Mining.

Where can you find information on endangered and threatened species?

The U.S. Fire Administration (USFA) reviews and collects resources that can be used in public outreach activities to help keep children safe from fire. Explore these materials to learn more about discussing fire safety for children with parents, teachers and other caregivers.

The Forest Service is committed to connecting kids with nature and the outdoors by providing students, parents and teachers with youth-oriented information and resources related to natural resources and the environment. Our Agency wants to encourage more kids to go outdoors by having fun, being healthy and learning more about nature. This can instill kids to create an awareness of the value of public lands, seek careers in natural resources and land management as well as enthusiastically participate in physical activities. The online resources below will help them in the process.

Nuclear energy is a way to generate heat using the fission process of atoms. A nuclear power plant converts the heat into electricity.

Child Survival Education - Lost in the Woods Training

Children's Education and Games

Volcanic eruptions are among the Earth's most powerful and destructive forces. Imagine hearing a volcano erupt thousands of miles away. Imagine looking through binoculars and seeing the top of a mountain collapse. Imagine discovering an ancient Roman city that had been buried in volcanic ash.

Learn what makes weather wet and wild, do cool activities, and become hot at forecasting the weather on Web Weather for Kids!

A doorway into the history of the White House, past presidents, their families, pets, and more.

Take a look at the history of information gathering and the intelligence field. Try your skills at breaking a secret code, test your geography skills, or take a virtual tour of the CIA.

featuring Ginger's CIA Adventures

Middle schools to 12 grade

Put your skills to the test with these fun games. Within each section, you’ll find games that are easy and others that are much harder.

Federal Bureau of Investigation's. FBI Adventures, A Day in the life of a Special Agent. There is even a special SPECIAL AGENT'S Challenge for YOU!

The Kids' Page is designed for children and their parents to learn more about the FBI through age-appropriate games, tips, stories and interactives.

The Kids' Page is designed for children and their parents to learn more about the FBI through age-appropriate games, tips, stories and interactives.

This site provides some important safety tips about the Internet, talking to strangers, and guns.

Kids Corner is a fun page for all. It includes activities such as coloring books, word puzzles, and experiments.

Coloring books, electronic books, experiments, activities and games for children ages 5-9.

Aviation & space education, aviation facts, experiments and activities for children ages 10-12.

Aviation experiments and activities for children ages 13 & up.

The Blue Angels Homepage describes the popular Navy air demonstration shows that are seen by 10-15 million enthusiasts each year in cities throughout the United States. The site shows photos & descriptions of the Blue Angels aircraft & its staff. (NAVY)

This site teaches you how to be prepared for disasters and how you can prevent disasters by taking action now! You can also learn what causes disasters, play games, read stories and more.

Most communities may be impacted by several types of hazards during a lifetime. Knowing what to do before, during and after an emergency is a critical part of being prepared and may make all the difference when seconds count.

Your family may not be together when a disaster strikes so it is important to plan in advance: how you will get to a safe place; how you will contact one another; how you will get back together; and what you will do in different situations.

A disaster supplies kit is simply a collection of basic items your household may need in the event of an emergency.

In the face of disaster, Americans come together with courage, compassion and unity and ask, “How can I help?”