Most of the sites are easy to navigate and are written in a conversational tone that appeals to young users. A few of the standout sites boast entertaining or educational features seldom found anywhere else. Aside from grammar or spelling corrections, the publisher does not edit or change the stories. Youngsters submit them by filling out an online form, and can even send in digital pictures of themselves to be posted with their writing. The stories usually appear on the site after three days.
Kids also can also add paragraphs to a collaborative, ongoing story.
The site boasts very simple navigation and loads quickly. Recreational ideas to keep young girls busy. Six girls from different periods in U.S. history offer a peak at the past, with ideas for dances, games and other fun. Click on any of the girls' names and you can get tips on standing up straight, growing spring blossoms, making peanut candy or converting holiday greeting cards into puppets. Girls can find out what significant events happened the day they were born, submit an original drawing to be displayed on the site or submit answers to a weekly question.