Links to everything government-related: agencies, laws, history, contact information for representatives, state government, consumer guides, and more. There is also a children's site and a Spanish site.

Learn about Benjamin Franklin and/or the US Government with this easy to use and engaging site divided into four grade levels, plus an area for parents and teachers!

Interactive photos and transcriptions of 100 milestone documents in US history & government. Also features teacher tools and a national competition.

News, current issues, history of the White House and the Presidency, video tours, online games, quizzes for kids, with a children's site and information on using the site, complete with brief lesson plans, for teachers and parents.

Learn about Congress, how laws are made, and the House of Representatives throughout history. Includes a virtual field trip and some online activities, printable coloring pages, and lesson plans.

Search for a bill or a law (in the US Code), find out what is on the floor now, learn about the legislative process, and even watch a short movie. Includes teacher resources such as lesson plans, activities, and links to other helpful sites.

Details courtroom procedure, the roles of federal prosecutors & US Attorneys, the nine steps of a federal prosecutor's job, and the courtroom staff. Also includes a glossary of legal terms.

A wide range of national and state statistics with links to statistical agencies and even kids' pages within government agencies. Also contains various international data.

Census facts and stats by state, along with state flags and symbols. Also includes fun online quizzes in two levels of difficulty and a consistently updated population estimate.

Federal Bureau of Investigation information, history, safety tips, working dogs, fingerprints & forensics, information technology, reports, FBI stories, games, and interactive online adventures.

The Central Intelligence Agency's mission, function, history, seal, and oversight, divided into two levels: K to 5th and 6th to 12th grades. Younger section includes an overview which is easy to understand, while the older section includes online games and activities, including geography trivia.

The US Department of State for Youth: Learn about the Secretary of State and duties of the Secretary, embassies and ambassadors, children of diplomats, and the general purpose and history of diplomacy. Also includes news, online activities, and a few printables.

Information via fact sheets and FAQ's from the US Department of the Treasury. Topics include currency & coins, taxes, the treasury building, and history of the treasury.

Information, games, and other activities for kids from the US Patent & Trademark Office. Topics include inventions, patents, trademarks, copyrights, trade secrets, and even how to search for a patent.

Find out what court cases are showing currently, read news and program review, and even play a few online games. There are also a virtual forensics lab and a section on forensics in the classroom.

Produced by the National Security Agency, this site is for "America's Future Codemakers and Codebreakers". More fun than informative, this site could even be used as an interesting math class diversion.