Career Hangman (1st thru 5th Grade) -- On this site, a student can guess the letters in a hidden word or phrase relating to career education 

Career Exploration for Younger Students (K thru 5th Grade) -- This site provides a variety of career resources that are organized based on activities and desired objectives, such as career guides and activities for kids. elementary career curriculum guides, career coloring books, and so much more. 

Career Aware II Catch the Bug—Career Awareness for Elementary Students (2nd thru 4th Grade) -- Meet Caleb, the career bug! Just like his antennae makes him aware of things around him, he’ll help students develop “career antennae” for discovering the thousands of career opportunities in our big world! Let’s go!

Energy Kids (1st thru 5th Grade) -- This site provides great information about energy, careers in energy, and fun games and activities, such as science fair experiments, for students to see and learn from.  A teacher's guide is provided for guiding students on this site. 

Family Tree of Careers (2nd thru 4th Grade) -- This printable tree diagram includes places for children to document the careers of various relatives as they conduct an interview with one or more family members. It can be used as a fun, meaningful, and beneficial aspect of the process of children’s exploration of the work world. 

Kids Work! (3rd thru 5th Grade) -- This interactive site allows students to explore interesting jobs in a virtual community of workplace. They will have the opportunity to explore the history of a particular type of workplace, such as a hospital, using a timeline; meet real life professionals and learn about their jobs in that particular workplace; play three job fun activities that shows how school work relates to real work; and explore real work places. 

Kids National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences (K thru 5th Grade) -- This site provides great educational resources and activities to help students learn more about the career fields in environmental health sciences. 

National Geographic Kids (3rd & 4th Grade)-- This website includes short videos that expose students to the world of science and nature; more importantly, they can provide students with insight into the kinds of things that are involved in the pursuit of a career in science and nature. 

Thrively (3rd-6th Grade) -- Every student has a genius – that combination of passion and unique strengths in which they absolutely thrive. It's Thrively's mission to uncover that genius in everyone! This site provides a Strength Assessment to get an uplifting strength profile of the student, as well as enriching career activities and eye-opening videos, which are all personalized to the student's unique strengths. 

Who R U? -- What type of career is best for you? Find out by taking this career family survey. 

Career Town (K thru 5th Grade) -- This is an interactive game for students that has three levels to help students learn about jobs on each level.  The Career Town has an educators guide for each "level' of the game. The educators guide has ideas of how you can utilize the game to meet standards and includes ideas for extension activities. 

Career VIEW (K thru 5th Grade) -- This site provides elementary career worksheets/lessons, activities, and more for each grade level. 

CIA KidsZone  (K thru 5th Grade) -- This website helps students understand what the Central Intelligence Agency does and how they do it. It provides links to help students learn about the CIA, the various jobs available in the CIA, and how to become a CIA expert.  It also provides fun stories and games. 

Exploring Career Clusters in Elementary Toolkit (K thru 3rd Grade) -- This toolkit focuses on introducing career clusters to younger students. The resources inthis toolkit are designed to promote fun, interactive ways to learn about career clusters at the elementary level. 

Kids.gov—Career Awareness Videos 

K thru 5th Grade) -- This site provides a resource of videos and games for elementary students related to all types of jobs in the U.S. 

National Aeronautics and Space Administration -- NASA for Kids (K thru 6th Grade) This site includes videos and articles that expose students to the world of science in regard to space exploration.  There are not any materials on the site that are expressly meant to serve as career guidance tools, but the available materials can serve to inform students’ understandings of the subject matter that is involved in space exploration.   

PAWS in Jobland (1st & 2nd Grade) -- In this interactive program, students are taken to Jobland, where they may click on buildings to find out what kinds of professionals work within them.  Paws the Dog acts as a sort of tour guide and chimes in with questions and comments as students listen to professionals speak about their job descriptions.  The program includes an alphabetized job list, interest inventory, and summative quiz for students to take as well.  Although this program includes a wealth of information about each job featured in Jobland, the goal of the program seems to be more oriented around fostering the students’ understanding of where certain professionals work and what those professionals look like.