The first search engine listed was Ask Kids. I've used this engine before, and I have to say that out of the five, to me, this seems like the best choice. Ask Kids has a kid-friendly appearance and draws the majority of its results from websites specifically for kids. The only problem I've found with this is that when students are researching certain topics, if there are not enough kid-friendly websites with information on the topic, then there are few results. Overall though, I found this search engine to be the most kid-friendly and the safest.


This is not to say that Ask Kids is the only search engine that is worthwhile. The other search engines are most likely very safe for kids. And they are also probably very helpful when looking for a lot of information about a particular topic. But if you are looking for a good search engine for younger kids who have trouble assessing the validity of resources, Ask Kids would be a good choice.
Check out some other search engines for kids so you can decide which you like best!
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