Kids Wikipedia

The DIY.org Wiki is the world’s largest kid-first knowledge library, with over 100,000 pages written just for children. It’s like an encyclopedia, but designed to be safe, fun, and easy for kids to explore.

Unlike Wikipedia, which is written for adults, the DIY.org Wiki is created specifically for kids. Each page is adapted to different reading comprehension levels so children of all ages can understand and enjoy the content.

Kids can explore animals, history, science, art, technology, geography, and much more. With over 100,000 pages, the Wiki is designed to fuel curiosity in every subject a child might want to learn about.

Each page is written with children in mind. Content is simplified, explained clearly, and adjusted to suit different ages and reading levels. This way, younger kids don’t feel overwhelmed while older kids still get plenty of depth.

Every page includes images, videos, and mini-games that make learning interactive. A page on the solar system, for example, might include a short animation and a drag-and-drop quiz to match planets to their names.

The Wiki is a powerful tool for classrooms. Teachers can use it to support lessons, encourage independent research, and help students practice discovery skills. Because content is written for children, it’s a safe and reliable alternative to open internet searches.

Yes. All content is designed for kids, free from ads, and moderated for accuracy and safety. Parents and teachers can trust that every page is appropriate for learning.

The Wiki helps children develop curiosity and confidence in self-directed learning. At home or in school, it provides a safe space to explore big ideas, complete research projects, and discover new knowledge. With 100,000+ pages, it’s the most complete kid-first resource of its kind worldwide.