Ask for Kids - http://www.askforkids.com/
Ask for Kids was formerly known as Ask Jeeves for Kids. This web browser is kid-friendly and gives kids a way to search online by asking questions. They claim age-appropriate feature content and filtering. This browser helps kids with homework, answers their “why?” questions and is fast, fun and easy to use. If you click on the parents link, they state their Editorial Policy, which states they only use G-rated pages and written specifically for children.

This web browser is definitely worth checking out. If you click on the “New Resources” link it leads you to some good resources for kids. They also have a link for Games.

http://www.awesomelibrary.org/ This type of web browser is has lots of resources and information for kids. This browser is definitely set up in library style. Good categories and descriptions for everyone from Teachers to Teens and Parents, etc.

http://www.kids.quintura.com/ This browser is whimsical and colorful. This search engine is based on Yahoo Kids. Kids can type in their keyword or click a word in the cloud above the search box. In their FAQ Section This is Clearly State and it is as follows:

“Is there any way to block sexual explicit pictures and searches?”

In addition to http://www.quintura.com, they provide a service for children and youngsters. The results are filtered and contain no sexually explicit pictures. You can safely recommend the service at your school. Many schools have reported to be using the service.”

http://www.kidzui.com/ This site mentioned on The Today Show lists over 600,000 websites, pictures and videos. The content is reviewed by teachers and parents.
This is a website experience just for kids. Exclusive web browser for kids that makes it easy and fun for ages 3 to 12. This site’s software is free to download. There is a membership portion to this site with monthly fees for enhanced services.