An entertaining and educational sampling of stories, crafts, games, and poetry for young children. Attractive and easy to navigate, this site also includes children's book reviews and other "cool links" for kids.
— The American Library Association, Great Sites for Kids.
Listen to cool stories online, build a beast in the game section, read poems, and have lots of fun at this amazing website. Games, stories, poems, and music - Inkless Tales has it all. Check it out! Awarded an American Library Association "Great Web Sites" Recommendation.
— The Internet Public Library
Inkless Tales is listed as one of the Encyclopedia Britannica's less-than-600 “World’s Best Web Sites,” available exclusively to subscribers.
— www.britannica.com
Stories, poems, games, tongue twisters, and lots, lots more, all by Elizabeth Bushey. Drop by and visit when you have some time, because you are sure to want to stay and play.
— Poet Kenn Nesbitt, poetry4kids.com
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Web Site of the Day: Inkless Tales Inklesstales.com: This site for kids contains stories, poems, projects and games. Children will be having so much fun, they won’t realize they’re growing creatively and learning about everything from the alphabet to math to science. There’s also a section for grownups. Stories, poetry, games, finger puppets, coloring, crafts, and songs.
This web site has it all.
— Playgroundprime.com
An interactive website where reading, writing and drawing intersects with math and music. Inkless Tales is about showing kids if you try, you probably can. This "Imagination Engine" is all about sparking your creativity through playing, learning, reading and writing!
— Piccirillo Sciencetelling, New Jersey
Coloring fun and tongue twisters abound at Inkless Tales, along with poems, games, and more to play and learn. Read stories, write poems, find books that a child can read alone or be read to, and for a special treat, view the “inkless alphabet” to hear and learn the secret of decoding letters (and learn to read too!). Did you know that lively lions love lavender lemons?
— Amigos Library Services, Dallas TX
An enjoyable and educational smorgasbord of stories, poetry, and games for kids of all ages. Don't miss the "Animated Alphabet!"
— Oak Park Public Library, Illinois
Just keep adding more... I like everything! I just love the real pleasure in inventing and creating and the fun of your website...I am teaching Engish as a second language here in Milano, Italy and your web site is very helpful!
— J.B.
Cool video stories for younger students.
— Retta Brown Academy,
South Arkansas
Featured site of the month, Itty Bitty Bookworm, http://www.ittybittybookworm.com/
Thousands of schools, libraries & museums link to Inkless Tales from all over the world, garnering approximately a million hits each month. Thank you, everyone! — Elizabeth.
Learn more about Inkless Tales here.
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Ordinarily, I would not put such a self-serving award on here, but since it was given to me yesterday as a surprise by Annie, who has had a major hand in Inkless Tales since its inception nearly eight years ago, I'm including it here today.