KIDS DIRECTORY

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1. Australia for Kids

   Check out an online report about this country and continent presented by students at Pocantico Hills School.

   http://www2.lhric.org/pocantico/australia/australia.htm

   
   

2. Australia: Beyond the Fatal Shore

   This PBS series explores the land, people, history, and national character of the country. Includes a glossary of Aussie slang and a timeline of the contient's history.

   http://www.pbs.org/wnet/australia/

   
   

3. Australian Red Cross

   /directory/Around-the-World/Countries/Australia/Austral...

   
   

4. Brisbane Stories

   Check out cool photos and learn tons of facts about the people and places around this Australian city.

   http://svc018.wic010p.server-web.com/

   
   

5. Didjeridu Australia

   Explore Australia's wet and wild lands and creatures, or learn about their native culture and Bush heritage.

   http://didgeridoo-australia.com/

   
   

6. Freddo Frog's Pond

   Internet home of Cadbury Chocolate's Freddo Frog from Australia. Learn about Australian environmental and swimming safety campaigns, play games, or send e-mail to Freddo.

   http://www.greenweb.com.au/freddo/index.html

   
   

7. Kidseyes on Asia

   These five different student sites contain information on Australia, the Hmong, Korea, Vietnam, and Vietnam zoos and animal conservation.

   http://www.stmnftsc.melb.catholic.edu.au/kidseyes

   
   

8. Lost Dogs' Home and Cat Shelter

   This Melbourne, Australia center provides info on pet care, what to do if you lose your pet, and popular pet names.

   http://www.lostdogs.org.au/home.htm

   
   

9. Mission Australia

   Learn about this organization's community service goals and find out how you can help. Includes fact sheets on social issues as well as volunteer and student info.

   http://www.mission.com.au/

   
   

10. National Geographic on Australia

    See this vast country through the lens of National Geographic, read interesting articles, find desktop wallpaper, and more!

    http://www.nationalgeographic.com/downunder/

    
    

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