You got it. Pirates, planets, Presidents, and more—they’re all here! So are mummies, mysteries, animals, and games.
Basically, we crammed the whole world (well, sort of) into one Web site. It’s just waiting for you, and there’s always something new to check out. So dig in! Look around! Explore!


As you click your way around our site, keep in mind that this is your adventure, your journey into cyberspace. Go where you want to go, do what you want to do. You’re in charge of the action!


Do your parents worry if you hang out on the Net? Here they can rest easy. We designed this site to be safe for children of all ages. So stick around!


Exploring the World Wide Web is cool. Exploring the real world is even cooler. It’s full of opportunities to learn and have fun. So don’t spend all your time at the computer.


Now you’ve heard all our wise advice and want to start exploring. So click away, keep your eyes and mind open, and don’t forget to write! Most of all, have a blast!

Illustrations by Jim Carson


Just as in the real world, you need to use your common sense when you surf the Net. A few tips to keep in mind if you leave our site and connect elsewhere on the World Wide Web:

- Keep personal information to yourself. Don’t give strangers your address, your phone number, or the name of your school.

- Some people online may not be who they say they are. It’s one thing to exchange messages, but never agree to meet anyone in person before talking it over with your parents.

- The Internet reaches around the globe. You may encounter people with different opinions and beliefs. That’s the best part of exploring! But if you are ever offended, embarrassed, or angered, don’t get into a fight—leave that site. And tell your parents.

- Be courteous when writing messages. Millions of people use the Web, and any of them can read what you post at a site.

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