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Sea and Sky

Common Sense Media says

Kids of all ages can indulge their sea and space curiosity.
Age
8
Quality
 
Learning
4
  • Positive messages2
    Sea and Sky shows how "regular people" can become experts on topics that interest them -- that learning doesn't have to stop when you leave school.
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What parents need to know

Parents need to know that SEA AND SKY is a personal website created by a web designer who shares accurate, in-depth information about his hobbies: marine biology, oceanography, and astronomy. The site is supported by ads, which sometimes blend in with the content. Overall, it's engaging, educational, and safe for kids.

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