Sites for Boys, Age Six Thru Twelve
You are here:
Internet Family Fun Home > Sites for Kids and Families > Sites for Boys, Age Six Thru Twelve
Here are some fun sites for boys filled with fun, games and information.
Cartoon Network
Fun and games with your child's favorite cartoon characters. Includes a parent guide that includes their mission and what parents should be aware of.
Kids WB
This site is filled with games featuring the WB's great kid's shows. This site is a little short on educational information but the games are a lot of fun.
Disney Online
Filled with fun and games of all things Disney. This site is quite extensive and contains a family fun section plus educational games. The Disney Blast section is only available through a paid subscription so it may be disappointing to your kids if you don't want to pay for more fun.
Harry Potter
The official site of Harry Potter. Filled with fun, games and information about Harry Potter. Specific areas of the site include downloads, message boards, wizard shop, movie trailers and more.
Bill's Games
Filled with fun and games for the whole family. This site has always been one of my family's favorites because of the number of games and their quality.
Primary Games
Educational games designed by teachers that are fun. The grade level of the games only go up to fourth grade level so older boys may feel it is too young for them.
Lego
What's available in Legos, games to play, your own Lego webpage and Lego building. This site also offers a great community section and you can even get a free magazine subscription.
National Geographic Kids
Creature features, games and much more. The activities and experiments page can keep you amused for days. I especially like the homework help and kids news sections that make this a well-rounded site.
Exploratorium
The museum of science, art and human perception. Although this is an educational site and doesn't have games, it is truly fun for curious boys. It is like visiting a hands-on children's museum from your home.
More Sites for Kids and Families
