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Animal Diversity Web An online database from the University Of Michigan Museum Of Zoology with information on thousands of animal species. Appropriate for grades 4-12. |
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Get Smarter Choose your grade level, then test and torture your brain, and see how you stack up against your friends! |
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National Science Digital Library NSDL is the Nation's online library for education and research in
Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics. Enter your search terms then refine the results by selecting the K-12 tab then select your grade level. |
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Chemicool Chemistry is cool! Find information about all of the chemical elements on the Periodic Table, as well as a chemistry dictionary, tools and discussion forum. |
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The Periodic Table of Comic Books Learn about the periodic table via classic comic books! Click an element in the periodic table to see a list of comic book pages involving that element. Choosing oxygen brings users to strips featuring Batman (who says he is a human fish because of an underwater oxygen supply) and other characters. A Web Elements link presents factual information. |
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IPL Kidspace: Science Fair Project Resource Guide Need to choose a science fair topic? Here is a site that will take you from choosing your topic to displaying your finished project. Check out the Helpful Hints section to make your project even better! |
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Kitchen Scientists - A Guide To Home Science Experiments For anyone with an interest in science or figuring out how things work, there are many experiments that can be performed at home. Some projects are very basic and require few materials; others involve more in-depth instructions, a background in some form of scientific process, and possibly protective garments. |
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Science News for Kids Puzzles, games, science fair help, and more! |
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Design your own Robot What do you want your robot to do? |
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Girl Start Science, math and technology for girls. |
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Scientific American Cool Science News! |
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| Astronomy & Space |
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Amazing Space Stars, astronomy, pictures from Hubble, more! |
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Antimatter: Mirror of the Universe Learn about antimatter from experts at Swiss-based CERN, the largest particle physics lab in the world. Gather basic knowledge at Kids Corner before exploring Everyday Antimatter, The Antimatter Factory, The History of Antimatter, and Live Webcasts. |
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Stars: A Mystery of Space Find out about space with this great site. Includes a Planetarium! |
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Handbook of Forensic Services The actual manual the FBI forensics folk use! |
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Cells Alive Cell Biology, Immunology, Microscopes, and more! |
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Genetic Engineering Genetic Engineering is the application of engineering technology to single genes, and the reintroduction of these genes into cells of the same or different species. [This site] provides the basic information you need to know as you look at the issues surrounding this growing field....[Also] check out the ways genetic engineering is already being used and other uses on the horizon....[Evaluate] some of the most controversial issues raised by genetic engineering, from pharming to cloning to feeding the world. |
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Net Frog The Online Dissection Tool! Dissect that frog, without the gross smell! |
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Ask A Scientist Answers for your trickiest science questions! |
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