Interesting and Educational Web Pages for Children?

watashiwananashidesu asks: "I am a teenager with no siblings and a a good number of little cousins. Being something of a nerd, I'm incredibly popular with these cousins, especially the ones who are 8-11. Recently, when my first cousin (female, 8) was over, I began a collection of links that she might enjoy--sites that were appropriate and fun. Now that the Cold/Flu season is over, I can expect more visits from my first, second, and third cousins, and I'm left with a dismally small collection of links (eight, to be specific) for them to peruse. Also, the few I have are unsatisfactory; they're mainly corporate sites like Barbie.com and Lego.com with a few non-corporate games mixed in. None of the sites have any educational value, least of all about the things that I really want to expose them to--science, math, literature, and computers. In fact, I especially need sites that will teach them about computers, so that they'll be able to better keep in touch with me, when we're all older. What are some good sites I can bookmark for my cousins that are: educational, appropriate for children aged 5-11, (mainly three boys and two girls), fun, not a security threat, non-corporate (though this last one is optional) Also, how can I make my friends/protégé(e)s/cousins make the best of what few links I have or manage to find?"

Comments

Politics?

[Threni]

Like this site:
http://www.whitehouse.org/kids/index.asp

Sounds rather sick...

[Axe]

Pardon me, but being popular among 8-year old girls does not sound... umm... completly normal...

Goatse.cs?

[callipygian-showsyst]

That's the first one that came to "my* mind!

hmmmm...

[abO_1]

www.shitcity.com is nice :) very educational. the owner said he needed to give back to the community