Kids' Page
The Batesville Memorial Public Library
maintains an active children's story time schedule from September
through April, with four every Tuesday at 10:00 a.m., 11:15 a.m., 12:10 p.m.
and at 5:30 p.m. Note: The Story Time schedule is subject to change on certain days.
Check with the library for up-to-date times.
Mrs. Sandra Dickey presents stories and activities for
children. Their parents are welcome, too!
Links for Kids
More Links
The American Experience - Wayback U.S. History for kids. Games, photos, articles, interviews and more.
American Folklore "Retellings of American folktales, Native American myths and legends, tall tales, weather folklore and ghost stories from each and every one of the 50 United States."
Berenstain Bear Country "Slide your mouse around Bear Country to find hidden destinations, or use the Table of Contents. Have fun!"
Caldecott Award A link to this annual award for the best illustrated children's book. Includes award origin, criteria, and recently awarded books.
The Children's Literature Web Guide This site has it all: Children's Book Awards and Best Book Lists, Classic Children's Stories, Songs and Poetry Online, Resources for Parents, Teachers, Storytellers, Writers and Illustrators. Most links are from Canada and the U.S.
The Children's Museum of Indianapolis Pay an on-line visit to the world's largest children's museum!
Girls, Inc. Inspiring all girls to be strong, smart and bold!
Jazz Kids
A PBS site based on the Ken Burns Jazz series. Simple activities and facts
on the history of jazz.
Kaleidoscope Painter
Welcome to the applet that makes it easy for anyone to be a painter. Just
drag the mouse and watch what happens. Java required.
Kid Info Here's a homework helper e-zine that's organized according to the curriculum covered in elementary, middle and secondary schools throughout the U.S.
KidLink KidLink is a grassroots project aimed at getting as many children age 10 - 15 as possible involved in a GLOBAL dialog.
NASA's Kids Science News Network K-2 and 3-5 Newsbreaks which answer kids' questions, an "Ask the Expert" section, and areas for Educators and Parents, too.
The
White House for Kids
President Bush's official web site for young Americans.
