And to the less obsessed, it's beginning to get tiresome. It is organized by age and subject and most games can be tailored to the child's achievement level. The Reading Dimension is a club where students can talk about books with other students. It was brought to the Net by Houghton Mifflin. Students can click on a desired book to find out who wrote it and link to other sites.
Readers can join online discussions about books with other students around the world.
Books are broken down by grade level and each description includes a guide to puzzling words. The brightly coloured, risk-free site aims to maximize the educational power of various media to help children reach their potential. Children can play constructive games or print-out activities with favourite television characters. There is also a section for parents. It includes interactive multiplication, division and addition tables, in which students can type the numbers and get help with the answer.