Last but not least, everyone is wild about Harry. And it's easy to figure out why. Choose all three. According to a recent survey by Roper Starch Worldwide and the Annenberg Policy Center, almost three-quarters of parents say the Internet helps children with their schoolwork. Check out our Parents Center to find out how.
Computers are great tools for gathering information.
Look at the World Wide Web and in multimedia encyclopedias and CD-ROMs for data related to the topic. Make a presentation of your findings using pictures, video, sound clips, and simple text. Creative writing is just the beginning with this powerful publishing program. A comprehensive activity book inviting kids to explore the world of color by combining today's electronic tools with old favorites like crayons, scissors, paints, and glue. Parents and families can start by discussing the concepts of rights and responsibilities with their own children, focusing on how to help other children in their neighborhoods and around the world.