Ben's Guide to U.S. Government for Kids  
   Teaches kids from kindergarten through 12th grade about the Federal Government.
   http://bensguide.gpo.gov/

TeenGov  
   Takes young people through the branches of government, exploring how each of them works. Focuses on getting teens politically educated and involved.
   http://www.teengov.org/

DOJ Kids and Youth  
   Find out how the court system works, who's on the FBI's 10 most wanted list, and how you can help prevent crime. Separate sections are offered for kids, teens, and teachers.
   http://www.usdoj.gov/kidspage/

PBS Kids Democracy Project  
   Visitors can take a tour of government, follow the President for a day, and decide which election issues are most important to kids.
   http://www.pbs.org/democracy/kids/

Oyez Baseball  
   Builds Supreme Court knowledge through America's favorite pastime. Compares baseball players and Supreme Court Justices through facts and trivia questions in an interactive ball game.
   http://baseball.oyez.org/

Crossroads: Choosing Liberty  
   What government is all about and why it matters to you. Interactive text, with quizzes. Includes text of core documents.
   http://choosingliberty.com/

A Declaration of Independence of the United States of America  
   Includes text, signers and links.
   http://www.angelfire.com/hi5/do_independence

The American Congress  
   Online textbook on congressional politics.
   http://congress.wustl.edu

The Five Freedoms:First Amendment Rights  
   Outlines the basic rights afforded Americans in the First Amendment.
   http://www.angelfire.com/il3/wiseowl

Foreign Affairs for America's Youth  
   U.S. government site helps students expamine diplomacy, social studies, government, and global issues.
   http://future.state.gov/

CIA's Homepage for Kids (6th-12th Grades)  
   Learn what they do, focusing on activities of particular interest to kids. Includes links to other US government sites for kids.
   http://www.cia.gov/cia/ciakids/

Central Intelligence Agency Homepage for Kids (K-5)  
   Learn what they do, focusing on activities of particular interest to kids. Includes links to other US government sites for kids.
   http://www.cia.gov/cia/ciakids/index_2.shtml

The White House for Kids  
   A history and tour of the White House especially for kids.
   http://www.whitehouse.gov/kids/whlife/

Ask Government  
   Students participate in live monthly webcasts with government leaders by asking questions and offering comments about their government.
   http://www.askgovernment.com

Center for Youth Citizenship  
   Non-profit organization that offers programs in law, government, cultural literacy, and conflict management for young people.
   http://www.youthcitizenship.org/

Model Congress  
   Annual event at New York City's Midwood High School allows students to study Congress, the Constitution, politics, and rules of formal debate. Site includes text of U.S. Constitution and Declaration of Independence.
   http://www.freewebs.com/modelcongress/

TeenPolitics.com  
   Features debate and discussion boards, political questions and answers, and information about U.S. government.
   http://www.teenpolitics.com/

Congress for Kids  
   Uncle Sam guides students on a tour of the federal government.
   http://www.congressforkids.net/

The Constitution of the United States  
   The US Constitution, its articles and amendments.
   http://www.geocities.com/learntheconstitution/

Kids in the House  
   Teaches kids about Congress, the federal government, and lawmaking. With downloadable lesson plans and games.
   http://clerkkids.house.gov/

Pennsylvania YMCA Youth & Government  
   Intends to bring the workings of PA state government alive to students, by having them write a bill and persuade others to make it a law.
   http://www.ymcapa.org/

Grolier - The American Presidency  
   With profiles of former presidents and candidates, an overview of the electoral process, quizzes, video and audio clips.
   http://ap.grolier.com/

Social Security Kids Stuff  
   Animal friends give a simple explanation of how the U.S. Social Security system works.
   http://www.socialsecurity.gov/kids/kids.htm

Who's Who in the Federal Government  
   Biographical information on all current US government officials, including senators, ambassadors and committee members.
   http://exlibris.memphis.edu/resource/unclesam/whos.html