The site has several branches from the main page, which go to online puzzles, a hangman game, and a place where kids can leave messages to one another through bulletin board type messaging. Before entering the message areas, they ask that you read and follow some basic rules about courtesy, etiquette, and the use of foul language. Messages on the pages are usually short and anyone can read any message to another person. The page links are categorized into areas such as fun pages, art museums, games, and parent and teacher resources. One page of the main site is now empty as I am writing this.
Oasis intends it to be a random type page, depending on the number and frequency of submissions.
Overall the user interface is clean and refreshing, very easy for pre-teens. Try the Kids Corner , the place for puzzles and learning. I think you'll enjoy it. The Just Think Foundation site is sponsored by a foundation which works with parents, teachers, students, and the entertainment industry to promote literacy for young people. According to information posted on site, their goal is to stimulate critical thinking about popular media.