Fun Stuff
* Montana Kids
* Zoological Park
* Environmental Kids Club
* Kids Click Research
* The Why Files
* Learning & Fun
* The Atoms Family
* Prongo
* Discovery Channel
* History Channel

U.S. Geological Survey
* Butterfly Site
* The Learning Web
* Earthquakes for Kids
* Terra Web for Kids
* Astrology for Kids

Bureau of Land Managment
* Soil Biological Communities

Offices of Surface Mining
* Learning Gateway

Easy Ways for
Teens to Learn Leadership Skills

 

National Park Service
* Go Zone
* Learning NPS
* Ranger Zone
* Web Rangers

U.S. Fish & Wildlife
* Students Pages
* Endangered Species

Minerals Management Service
* MMS Kids Pages
* Renewable Energy
* Visit an Offshore Oil Rig
* Rig Diving
* Historic Shipwrecks in the Gulf of Mexico

For Your Safety
* Crime Doesn't Pay
* Smokey Bear Kids
* Power & Safety

 



 

Financial Education for Teens and Protecting Your Credit from Identity Theft

There are a number of different aspects that need to be considered when it comes to finances which include the basics of personal finance, budgeting and savings, as well as investing, bank accounts, and transportation expenses. When you understand the facts, benefits, and consequences of certain financial options, you can make better decisions.  These links will help you with the various aspects to consider when it comes to personal finance now and as you begin making more choices for yourself in the future.

* Financial Tips for Teens   * Your Credit & Identity Theft
* Your Budget   * Banking for Teenagers
* Money Management for Kids & Teens

The Internet can be a fun and exciting place with lots of learning tools and games for kids. Here at RussellCountry.com we would like to see the Internet be a positive learning experience for our youth.  Kids and parents, please remember the following rules when you are surfing the world wide web:
 
~ Be careful and responsible.
 
~ Never give out your name, address, phone number, birth date or school name to anyone on line.
 
~ Never send a picture of yourself or a family member to anyone online without permission from a parent.
 
~ Never arrange to meet another web user face to face, or speak on the phone without permission from a parent.

~ Never respond to messages that are threatening or make you feel uncomfortable in any way. Tell a parent.

~ Never enter a web site that charges for services without permission from a parent.

~ Remember, people online may not be who they seem to be.
 

Educate yourself on Facebook and other social websites and networks before joining them. Make sure to have the appropriate settings that will protect you, protect your identity and also protect the information that you might share with others. Remember, you post it, it is permanent. Just think before you type and make sure that you have typed your message correctly. You are responsible for your own postings.  Individuals who can read your posts will be able to define your character which could and probably will affect your future.  Questions?  Ask an adult, your teacher or even your Mom and Dad.

If you know of any additional links that would be informational, helpful and beneficial for Kids & Teens for their Knowledge, Education, Health and/or their Future, please contact us with the information. Thank you.