Tsuyoiko - it wasn't quite what I was looking for ( still a bit too hard for me ), but I was able to poke around and find other interesting goodies from the website you have provided.
Damicci - me too. I am having a hard time even with elementary Japanese.
But I figured if I can at least learn to read hiragana and katakan fluently, it will be easier to understand the grammar structure and vocabulary.
Lexico - thank you!
I am going to take a closer look at it in a moment.
I love that it has sound clips - extremely useful.
As for the websites I dug out following Tsuyoiko link (in case there is someone still interested in these resources):
Kanji organized into different grade levels (all in Japanese for the Japanese). They even show you the order of the brushstrokes and the direction, very nice:
筆順教室(ひつじゅん きょうしつ)
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Four-panel comics, for the most part.. Which I cannot really read because of the dreaded kanji. But hopefully it will be useful to someone else.
ハッピーホーム
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I don't think this is anything bad. I haven't had the chance to spend much time on it, but this website looks a bit like that NaNa blog.
みんなのたあ坊おもしろ心理ゲーム
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And finally, there is yahoo in Japanese for children. Much of it is yet to be explored:
Yahoo!きっず
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I don't mean to spam with a bunch of links, just trying to be of use as well as get help from others. Like a big happy family. ;-)