Hey kids! Do you want to learn about the history of Warwick, or find some great things to do around town? Do you want to learn more about our form of government or send an email to the mayor?

All About Warwick

A Brief History of Warwick - Brought to you by the official historian of Warwick, Don D'Amato.

Send a message to the Mayor! - Have something on your mind or just want to get a note to the Mayor of Warwick? Click here to learn how.

At the Warwick Public Library

• Library Main Page - Review their collections and check to see if a particular book is available.
• Homework Help - Need some help researching something for school or to satisfy your curiosity? Here is a great place to start.
• Kids Page - A wide collection of links to fun things to do in Warwick and throughout Rhode Island.
• Fun Stuff - Recommended sites provided by the Library.

Warwick Schools - Check out your school's website.

State of Rhode Island

Roger Williams Park Zoo - Learn more about Rhode Island's Zoo which shelters over 957 animals, with some 156 different species on display at any given time, including mammals, birds, fish, reptiles, amphibians and insects.

Bearwatch - Visit Kobe, the seven-month-old polar bear born at Providence's Roger Williams Park Zoo. View underwater videos of Kobe and his mother, Trixie and learn some interresting facts about polar bears in general.

Providence Journal Kids Page - Ask Mr. Baldy anything, review kid-centered events, and learn more about the world through this exciting collection of resources.

Rhode Island Resource Recovery Corporation Kids Page - Discover what the recycling efforts in Rhode Island have accomplished. For the young and young at heart, try coloring a page from their "Recycling Changes Everything" coloring book.

Rhode Island State House Guide - The Student/Teacher Guide is an online resource site for teachers and students who wish to increase their historical knowledge of the Rhode Island State House.

Providence Childrens' Museum - Welcome to Providence Children's Museum, Rhode Island's only museum especially for children and their families. Providence Children's Museum is a hands-on place where kids and grown-ups play and learn together. Come and explore the swirling, whirling ways of water, discover the secret world beneath the city streets and learn how much fun learning can be!

Museum of Natural History and Planetarium - The Museum of Natural History is Rhode Island's only natural history museum and is home to the state's only planetarium. This site provides a sampling of the exhibits, events and attractions of the Museum of Natural History and Planetarium.

United States of America

Ben's Guide to the U.S. Government - Let Ben Franklin be your guide to learning all about our form of government and how it works.

White House Kids - Provides educational information geared for children about the President, the White House, and the President's pets and animals, Spotty, Barney, India and Ofelia.

FirstGOV for Kids - The U.S. government interagency Kids' Portal. This site was developed and is maintained by the Federal Citizen Information Center. It provides links to Federal kids' sites along with some of the best kids' sites from other organizations all grouped by subject.

US Mint's Site for Kids - Learn more about the super history of coins and how the Mint makes money. Campcoin, Coin News, Time Machine, Cartoons, Games, and Lesson Plan Library for kids and teachers

Join the Signers of the Declaration of Independence

Creating the Declaration
View the time line for the creation of the Declaration of Independence beginning with the Lee Resolution and ending on August 2, 1776 when the document was signed by most members of Congress.

The Signer's Gallery
Who was the oldest Signer of the Declaration of Independence? Which Signer was also a musician? Learn the answers to these and other questions, and get our fact sheet about the Signers of the Declaration of Independence.

Sign the Declaration
Choose a pen and add your name to the Declaration of Independence alongside our Forefathers. (This interactive exhibit requires the Macromedia Flash Player. Instructions and a link are provided.)