<p>What are your kids searching for during the school day? netTrekker d.i. has released data about the Top 15 In-School searches for the first quarter of 2008. And here they are:</p>
<p>1. Games<br />
2. Dogs<br />
3. Animals<br />
4. Civil War<br />
5. George Washington<br />
6. Holocaust<br />
7. Abraham Lincoln<br />
8. Multiplication<br />
9. Math Games<br />
10. Weather<br />
11. Frogs<br />
12. Fractions<br />
13. Planets<br />
14. Sharks<br />
15. Plants</p>
<p>The results were tracked by Thinkronize, the developers behind netTrekker d.i., which is a safe educational search engine.</p>
<p>"Search engines like Google(TM) and Yahoo® pull together lists of the most popular keyword queries, underscoring our nation's interests and fixations and showcasing trends and patterns," said Thinkronize CEO Randy Wilhelm. "Our report offers a different view -- a real-time school-based mirror of what our children are searching for -- both for academic purposes and out of genuine curiosity."</p>
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<a href="http://blog.searchenginewatch.com/blog/080506-100100">Yahoo Releases Safe Search Product into Beta</a><br />
<a href="http://blog.searchenginewatch.com/blog/080310-092054">The New Multitaskers: Kids Split Attention Between TV, Internet</a><br />
<a href="http://blog.searchenginewatch.com/blog/070503-152840">Quintura For Kids: Another Search Engine For Kids</a><br />
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Student Searches: The Top 15 Searches for the K-12 Set