Online game sites for kids?

[kristine_elen]

I'm looking for more places to find educational games online for my 3.5 year old to play. He is very into the SesameStreet.com site, but I think we need to expand to other options. I'd like something that is calm and that will actually teach him things rather than just mindless junk.

Any recommedations?
Thanks!

ETA: I went on the PBSkids site, but their games don't seem to have any audio. My son likes it when the computer talks to him, and honestly, I like it when he can play a bit independently.

[neeter]

My son also likes noggin.com, nickjr.com, and scholastic.com

He's actually gotten really really good at using the mouse through these online games!

[dhano923]

We love the Noggin website. DS also likes to talk to the characters, and he loves that he can be "friends" with the characters from his favorite Noggin shows. :)

www.noggin.com

[Jenn98]

http://www.puzzlemaker.com/

It's not interactive, but it's fun! I use this site a lot for things like word searches and cross words for bridal showers, baby showers, family Christmas, etc.

[Pennylane]

Here are a list of my DD'S favorites:

http://www.thisisdanielcook.com/

http://www.treehousetv.com/kids/index.asp

http://www.starfall.com/

http://www.sproutletsgrow.com/

I would love to have some new ideas too though!

Ann

[kedss]

here are a few:
http://www.kneebouncers.com/
http://www.ferryhalim.com/orisinal/
and he will need help with this, but its a lot of fun:
http://www.paperairplanes.co.uk/nickplan.php

[californiagirl]

>ETA: I went on the PBSkids site, but their games don't seem to
>have any audio. My son likes it when the computer talks to
>him, and honestly, I like it when he can play a bit
>independently.

pbskids always has audio for us -- I think something must have gone wrong.