So now that you’ve seen a screenshot of their homepage, let me remind you: CoolMath.com apparently makes $60,000 every single day off ads. In case you’re wondering, that works out to $1.8 million per month, $21.6 million per year.

Blocking inappropriate websites: Find your child’s name and click Content restrictions. Scroll to Web browsing and toggle Block inappropriate websites from off to On. For blocking specific sites, add their URLs under Always blocked.

Welcome to the Coolmath network! These sites got started way back in 1997 to make math enjoyable for people who thought it couldn’t be fun. For our 12 and under users, Coolmath4Kids is an amusement park of math, games, and more, designed to teach math and make it FUN.

Parents need to know that Coolmath.com is a one-stop math shop for middle and high school students, and also has a helpful section for parents and teachers. There are a lot of ads, but other than that, it’s a suitable place for kids to learn math and play educational games.

The site is also linked to a math games site (Coolmath Games) where some of the games could be used to teach strategy or practice concepts. However, many of the games aren’t really math-focused — they’re described as “brain-training” — and may be more useful as a reward or break for students.

The Top 10 Educational Websites Visited by Students

• Education 2020.
• PBS Kids.
• Coolmath.com.
• The Learning Odyssey.
• Achieve 3000.
• Speech Stream.
• Apex Learning.
• ABCya.

These 20 free educational websites for kids are fun while offering online teaching games, printables, videos, and so much more.

• PBS Kids.
• Sesame Street.
• Starfall.
• CoolMath.
• Make Me Genius.
• TIME for Kids.
• National Geographic Kids.
• The KIDZ Page.

No Plans? No Problem! 75 Fun Websites to Waste Time on When You’re Bored

• Find the Invisible Cow. You’re going to want to make sure your sound is on in this fun finding game!
• MapCrunch. Miss traveling?
• The Useless Web.
• Hacker Typer.
• Paper Toilet.
• 6. News of the Future.
• Pointer Pointer.
• Bees Bees Bees!

Here are a few of the most popular sites that teenagers use, and how they work:

• Facebook.
• Instagram.
• Snapchat.
• TikTok.
• Tumblr.
• WhatsApp and messaging services.

Roblox itself does filter and check the games that are being created both for inappropriate images and profanity. However, games are still allowed that can have horror, murder or bloody themes. Although do note that setting a child’s age as under 13 doesn’t limit the games they can access.