DMVA for Kids
"DMVA for Kids" has lots of drawings of military people, tanks, planes, and helicopters kids can print out and color. There's also a short history of the Michigan National Guard--Michigan's very own army and air force. Plus links to other military kid pages! The site is maintained by the the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs.
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| Kidz Korner
Kidz Korner is a place for kids to play games, read stories, and find out about animals, food, and other kids Michigan. The Department of Agriculture created and maintains this site.
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| DNR's Outdoor Explorers Club for Kids
This fun site is a great place for kids to learn about Michigan and its history by exploring its State Parks. The Department of Natural Resources presents Sandy Dunes, Forrest Trails, Greta and Grady Lakes, and the L.A.P.'s ants, Abigail and Antonio, as your guides to Michigan's great State Parks.
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| Environmental Education
Whether you are a student, educator, homeowner or kid (ages 1-100), you are bound to learn something about Michigan's environment at this site. In addition, we hope that you learn about the many ways that you can care for Michigan's environment, while visiting with the Department of Enviornmental Quality.
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Internet Safety - For Kids
The Michigan State Police has put together lots of tips on how to keep yourself safe while you are on the Internet. You will also find other helpful links to other site that have tips on keeping yourself safe on the Internet.
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The Michigan Senate Kids Page
The Michigan Senate Kids Page provides information about the Senate, including how a bill becomes a law, and a glossary of terms, as well as fun activities for kids.
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| Labor and Economic Growth Kids
The Labor and Economic Growth Kids Page provides interesting information about money and banking.
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Kids' Stuff, Michigan Historical Center
The Michigan Historical Center provides activities that match the museum’s exhibits include things to make, poems and real historic documents.
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Michigan History for Kids
Meet Willie the Wolverine. Read the Michigan History for Kids magazine and The Mitten on-line. Try the activities and Tell Us What You Think.
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