pbskids.org/dragonflytv: Here's a fun Web site to accompany the PBS kids and science show Dragonfly. It has lots of doable science experiments to keep young scientists ages 9-12 busy while school's out. For example, what part of a plant "breathes?" What part of the day are you more likely to remember things better? How do rock crystals form? The TV show's second season starts 8:30 a.m. Jan. 19 on WCET, Channel 48.

www.rightonthemoney.org: Parents considering the purchase of that first car for their teenager should check this Web site out. It gives tips on how to choose the right car for your budget and your new driver. Actually, this is another Web site connected to a PBS show by the same name, airing noon Saturdays on WPTO, Channel 14. Leading industry experts offer sound financial advice for everyday money questions.

www.theholidayspot.com/newyear: Want to know how to say Happy New Year in Finnish? What about Swahili? New Year's Day is five days away, so now's the time to amass great trivial knowledge so you can wow those auld acquaintances at the annual countdown party. Read about other people's New Year's resolutions and why we feel the need to celebrate in the first place.

- Shauna Scott Rhone