Another Guest Blogger! - I'm liking this!

By Anonymous -
Thank you to Tiffany Oeftger for sharing today's website.  Kid's Health is a wonderful resource for all ages and levels!  I'm having our students use the site to learn about the tongue as we study the digestive system.  One thing I like is the fact that Kid's Health offers information on topics not often covered in other sites.  There are great interactive activities, online quizzes, word searches and more on the section for kids.  Here's what Tiffany has to say about this site:


The KidsHealth website (http://kidshealth.org/) provides information and resources for parents, teens, and kids on a variety of topics. If a student or parent is looking for information I am always able to find helpful advice on this site.

Tiffany




The kid's section is loaded with health topics and much more!

The parent section is full of information on health issues and parenting advice.




The teen section answers questions for teens in an appropriate way.


Thank you so much for sharing, Tiffany!

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