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HTML: Tags

Here is a list of some common HTML tags, ordered alphabetically, for you to learn and explore as a fifth grader. Keep in mind that there are many more HTML tags, but these are some of the basics to get you started:

  1. <a> - creates a hyperlink (anchor) to other web pages or resources
  2. <abbr> - represents an abbreviation or acronym
  3. <audio> - embeds an audio file on a web page
  4. <b> - makes text bold
  5. <blockquote> - represents a block of text quoted from another source
  6. <body> - contains the main content of a web page
  7. <br> - inserts a line break
  8. <button> - creates a clickable button
  9. <div> - defines a division or section of a web page
  10. <em> - emphasizes text (usually displayed in italics)
  11. <form> - creates an HTML form for user input
  12. <h1> to <h6> - represents headings, from largest (<h1>) to smallest (<h6>)
  13. <head> - contains meta-information about a web page
  14. <header> - represents a header for a section of content
  15. <hr> - inserts a horizontal rule (line) for thematic breaks in content
  16. <html> - defines the root of an HTML document
  17. <i> - displays text in italics
  18. <iframe> - creates an inline frame for embedding other content
  19. <img> - embeds an image on a web page
  20. <input> - creates various input elements within a form
  21. <label> - defines a label for an input element in a form
  22. <li> - represents a list item within a list (<ol> or <ul>)
  23. <link> - defines the relationship between the current document and an external resource (often used for linking stylesheets)
  24. <meta> - provides metadata about the HTML document
  25. <nav> - represents a section of navigation links
  26. <ol> - creates an ordered (numbered) list
  27. <p> - represents a paragraph of text
  28. <pre> - defines preformatted text (displayed in a fixed-width font)
  29. <script> - includes JavaScript code or a reference to a JavaScript file
  30. <section> - defines a section of content
  31. <small> - represents small print or side comments (usually displayed in a smaller font)
  32. <span> - used for grouping and applying styles to inline elements
  33. <strong> - emphasizes text with strong importance (usually displayed in bold)
  34. <style> - includes CSS styles within an HTML document
  35. <table> - creates a table
  36. <tbody> - represents the body content of a table
  37. <td> - represents a table cell (data)
  38. <textarea> - creates a multi-line text input area within a form
  39. <tfoot> - represents the footer content of a table
  40. <th> - represents a table header cell
  41. <thead> - represents the header content of a table
  42. <time> - represents a time (or date/time) value
  43. <title> - defines the title of the web page (displayed in the browser's title bar or tab)
  44. <tr> - represents a table row
  45. <ul> - creates an unordered (bulleted) list
  46. <video> - embeds a video file on a web page

This list is just a sample of the various tags that can be used in HTML.