Colorful artwork by Russian children of all ages is displayed in this gallery. This site is in Russian only but links to global children's drawings is provided.

"English for Little Ones", is an experiment in using new technology to presenttraditional educational materials.

The Fairy Tale Foundation is holding a contest for the best fairy tale written by a child. The winning entries are regularly published on this site.

This page is for children and created by children. It contains children's drawings, stories, math problems and so on.

Founded in 1989, this theater enables more then 100 children to take music courses free of charge and to participate in musical programs and perfomances at the same time. They also have an advanced performing children's ballet group where the members perform modern dance on stage but receive lessons in classical ballet. These groups have also performed on television.

Resources dealing with PenPal services with emphasis on US/Russia and the NIS.

A not-for-profit cultural and educational exchange organization which develops and supports a wide variety of elementary, secondary, university level and professional exchange programs between the USA, Central Europe, the Baltics and NIS. Their Internet School Linkage Program, which matches US high schools with schools in the NIS, is described along with their other programs and accomplishments.

This experimental gallery project, part of the Friendship Ring, offers free exhibition space to children from all over the world who want to exhibit their artwork. Drawings are searchable by name, age, country, subject, school, teacher, project or year.

Offers on-line ordering of Russian children's books written by Tolstoy, Chekov and various other authors.

The title of this page pretty much explains what this site is about! These students are from Siberia and would love to share information. Names and postal addresses are given for those who would like to find out more about life in this area.

Lots of information for fun and for learning are provided by the U.S. Central Intelligence Agency. Geography, history, disguises and the Canine Corps used by the agency are just a few of the areas covered.

Formed during the first days of Glasnost to educate Russia's children in computing, this site provides lots of great projects by and for children!

Includes a pointer to a newsletter entitled, "Inside the White House." "This newsletter is designed to keep you informed about some of the important issues being discussed in Washington, D.C., both at the White House and on Capitol Hill."

Youth For Understanding (YFU) International Exchange offers summer and year study abroad programs to Russia (and 30 other countries) for US high school students. There are also opportunities for US families to host Russian students.

A collection of Internet servers devoted to and in many cases, created by young people in our countries.