Search with a goal
Write your question first. Search for facts, definitions, dates, people, places, or how something works.
Main search bars
Choose a safer search lane
Type one topic, choose a search tool, and begin. These searches open in a new tab so your teacher or parent can help review results.
Safe search tips
Before you click, think.
Good researchers are careful, patient, and honest. Use these rules every time you search.
Use safe words
Keep searches clear and school-friendly. Add words like "for kids," "student," "museum," or "official."
Protect private info
Never type your full name, address, phone number, school, password, location, or family details into a website.
Ask before signing in
If a site asks for an account, chat, payment, download, camera, microphone, or location, stop and ask an adult.
Specialized searches
Search inside trusted learning sites
Use these cards when you want to stay inside one learning website instead of searching the whole web.
Clickable learning links
Pick a subject and explore
These links are grouped by subject so students can find better starting points for research, homework, projects, and discovery.
Important warning
Social media is not a safe research shortcut.
Social media sites can include strangers, comments, ads, arguments, short videos, trends, and recommendations that pull students away from learning. Do not use social media for school research unless a parent or teacher gives clear permission and stays involved.
Be careful with strangers
Do not answer private messages, comments, friend requests, or links from people you do not know.
Do not chase the next video
Recommended videos are built to keep you watching. They can quickly move away from your lesson.
Do not compare yourself
Photos, likes, views, and comments do not define your value. Take breaks and talk to a trusted adult when something feels wrong.