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Science Experiments for Kids [|Kids Science Experiments] " K ids Science Experiments and Science Projects are full of fun, easy and exciting hands-on experiments that will help you answer a lot of questions asked by your children." There are over 80 science projects created just for kids.

[|PBS Kids Zoom] PBS Kids Zoom is part of the PBS Kids Website. It's funded by the National Science Foundation. This site is filled with science projects in chemistry, engineering, forces & energy, senses, life science, patterns, sound, building structures, and water.



Mathematics [|A Maths Dictionary for Kids by Jenny Ether] This is an amazing math site! This site is an "animated, interactive dictionary for students, which explains over 600 common mathematical terms in simple language."



Space [|NASA Kids' Club] The National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) created this user-friendly site just for kids. Check out the picture dictionary filled with words and pictures.

[|NASA Solar System Exploration] This site, also created by NASA, includes the lastes news, events, and information about planets and missions. There are also informative videos and audio recordings of audible sounds recorded by probes and spacecraft. You can even create your own interactive journey through space. The site run by NASA has won many awards for excellence - Giffith Observation Star Award, Science Netlinks Award, Webby Awards Nominee.

Physics [|Rader's Physics for Kids] This site introduces students to the basics of physics, such as forces, vectors, laws of motions, velocity, momentum, friction and gravity. There are lots of visuals to help you understand the concept and even a list of related websites.



Weather [|The Weather Channel Kids] This is an interactive website that includes current weather, games, maps, and videos. You can also click on WeatherReady to help you prepare for severe weather.

[|Weather Whiz Kids] This site was created by Crystal Wicker, a meteorologist in Indiana, so kids could learn about weather. There's information on tornadoes, hurricanes, earthquakes, wildfires, volcanoes and lots more. There are also 36 different weather experiments that you can investigate.

Plants, Animals and Insects [|Plants for Kids] There are lots of links to websites about plants. They're alphabetically organized by plant type. This site was created by Kathi Michell and has won numerous awards from Edunet Connect, Surfing the Net with Kids and USA Today.

[|Animal Planet Animals A to Z] The site was developed by the Discovery Channel. The information is organized by the six classifications of animals, including mammals, birds, invertebrates, reptiles, fish, and amphibians. Be sure to check out the videos, blogs, and games.