All Mixed Up
Take a look at this online collection of classic doodling games like hangman, slider, tic-tac-toe, Connect 4 and Othello. Pretty simple graphically, but an old familiar can be a nice way to kill a little time.

Amazing Travel Bureau @ nationalgeographic.com
They say this interactive adventure site is for kids, but adults will enjoy themselves, too. Make discoveries, trek through the jungles and learn all about Mayan culture while having a little fun.

Bat Page Game Room
Seven types of games with one fascinating theme -- bats -- give questioning kids the opportunity to learn and have fun at the same time. Find jigsaw puzzles from easy to hard, concentration, word search, connect the dots and a crossword puzzle.

Beanie Babies Games
Most of these games are the type you print to play, but there's quite a collection for Beanie Babies lovers, and each is rated for difficulty on a scale of one to four. Find crosswords, Beanie identification, rhymes and jigsaw squares.

Beasty Game, The
A message at the site tells visitors that the Beasty Game is the oldest computer game on the planet. It turns out to be one of the oldest games going -- the old standby called 20 questions. You think of an animal and the computer guesses it.

Billy Bear Storybook
Enjoy the delightful music at Billy Bear's Playground while you read his storybooks, play games, or make your own Billy Bear icons. There is so much fun to be had at this site, that you will want to visit again and again.

Blue Bunny Fun 'n Games
You've got to have Shockwave to enjoy all the wacky fun at this game page, but once you're set up, put words in Shakespeare's mouth, solve a challenging jigsaw puzzle, search for hidden treasure and choose from several other interactive games.

Cyberkids Games
Games are classified by type on the Cyberkids page to make it easy to choose among games such as Fat Boy Raids the Cookie Factory (eight levels!), word searches, crosswords and word scrambles. You'll need Shockwave for some of the activities.

Doughboy Games
Some people may want to pop him in the oven, but the Pillsbury Doughboy makes up for his insufferable cuteness with a collection of puzzles, games and kitchen fun.

Fun and Games
You'll find lots and lots of fun games to play that are geared towards Christian kids and families. Every effort has been made to insure that this is a kid-safe site.

Fun Stuff: Ben & Jerry's
Witty interactive games do the makers of Vermont's finest ice cream proud. Ask Habeeni the mystic your most difficult questions, or try one of Ben & Jerry's seasonal games.

Games Kids Play
Archive of backyard, schoolyard and neighborhood games includes rules for over 250 variations of childhood play. You'll find Duck Duck Goose, Steal the Bacon, Dodgeball, Kick the Can, Marco Polo, among others. Enjoy jump-rope rhymes, too.

Hidden Mystery Game
Preschoolers will enjoy searching for objects on the beach, in the forest and inside a house in these hidden picture activities. Parents may need to read the items lists, but finding the objects helps kids build vocabulary and develop mouse control.

Jellybean Kingdom
Animation and music will entertain you as you scroll down the page to your favorite activity, whether it's the talking ABCs, kaleidoscope and music maker for very young children or the secrets of the Wizard's Roost for older kids.

Kids Zone
With so many choices, you won't know which one to pick first, but whether you choose to guide Freida the fish through a treacherous ocean, protect your chocolate cake from hungry flies or make a Shockwave snowman, all these activities are winners.

KidsCom
Grade-schoolers will get a kick out of the multimedia games at KidsCom, from classics like Hangman to wacky new inventions such as the Turkey Drop. Also with chat areas and educational features.

MCA Kid’s Playroom
Primarily for children, the Playroom has games based on hit movies, such as Babe’s Game, Casper’s Treasure Hunt and Balto’s Matching Adventure. The games are still challenging, so don’t let the youthful exterior fool you.

National Wildlife Federation Games
Choose from several activities at the NWF kids' page, including Rick's Riddle Picks, an animal tracks identification game, and trivia quizzes on water, endangered species, wetlands and public lands.

On the Moove: Connect the Dots
Cows and milk are the two themes at the kids' page from the MooMilk site, and this Shockwave-powered dot game lets kids draw on the screen to form a surprise picture. Link out to the MooMilk quiz and fun facts on the dairy business.

Otto Club, The
This AAA site uses mascot Otto the Auto and a variety of multimedia games to teach kids about safety.

Royal Ontario Museum Fun Stuff
Unusual activities are the hallmark of this museum's game page that includes instructions for making your own mummy, a hieroglyphic alphabet to help you spell your name the ancient way and interactive pages for creating a field guide to Canadian birds.

Sailor Moon Funny Faces Gallery
You will recognize every emotion in the book on the funny faces of Sailor Moon and her family and friends. Join the whole cast and practice your faces.

Sassy’s Place for Kids
A happy and wholesome activity page for kids created by a grandmother for "her grandkids and all children."

Surprises
Billed as a "fun interactive magazine for kids," here find challenging games, puzzles and educational activities aimed at children from ages five to 12; subscription info, contests and art are among the offerings.

Where's Waldo?
Who needs a book? Now you can search for Waldo and the evil Odlaw online. The games in the arcade -- connect the dots, puzzles and Codename Waldo -- are all powered by Shockwave, and Waldo is everywhere.

Wilbur's Treasure Hunt
This geography game challenges kids to identify eight major cities in the United States and Canada. The trick is that there are more cities on the map than responses. Get them all right and you qualify for a special surprise.

William Willya and the WWW
William Willya, from the children's book series, hosts a fun Web site with games to play online and lots of pictures to download. If you like what you see, you can order the books online.