Top ten searches for children's interests

Searches for the social networks Moshi Monsters, Binweevils and Club Penguin dominated children's search this year - in a year when the Moshi Monsters magazine became the top-selling children's magazine in the UK. But while social networks and online games ruled the roost, MyMaths and Mathletics ensured youngsters stayed busy...

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    1. The Moshi Monsters magazine is now the top-selling children
    2. Binweevils has expanded wildly since it launched as a cartoon on Nickelodeon - and the social network now draws 2.3 million users every month, and has won a BAFTA, as well as spawning its own magazine
    3. Disney
    4. Living proof that not all
    5. The actual, plastic bricks remain hugely popular - re-enactments of the Olympics made from Lego were a viral hit this summer - but the high placing of the Danish toy reflects Lego
    6. Disney
    7. There have been 15 billion correct answers on this online maths tuition course (Mathletics coyly don
    8. Ben 10. With a continuing bombardment of TV shows, toys, online games, apps and comics, there was no way the billion-pound entertainment juggernaut that is Ben 10 was grinding to a halt this year. Tel
    9. Britain
    10. Pokemon. The monster-collecting RPG surged into the top ten searches this year - driven by the best releases in years, Pokemon Black 2 and White 2, both for Nintendo