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Technology and Applied Sciences

Inventions [|Kids Connect Inventors and Inventions] Do you know who invented the first car? Check out this site to find out. The Kid Connect site was created by Jan Belzer in 1999. She wanted to create safe, educational, fun and free pages for kids to search for information.

[|United States Patent and Trademark Office Kids Pages] "Welcome to the United States Patent and Trademark Office's web pages for kids. Whether you are an inventor or just want to know more about inventors and intellectual property - patents, trademarks, copyrights, and trade secrets - you'll find lots of interesting information here and perhaps some fun too."



Human Body and Health [|Kids Health for Kids] Find out about health problems that can affect kids. There are movies that you can watch that shows how the body works. There's even a kids dictionary of medical words.

[|Discovery Kids - Your Gross and Cool Body] Pimples, burps, farts and funnybones! Those are just some of the yucky things you can learn about on this Discovery Kids Site.



Farming [|Kids Farm] Click on the different farm animals to learn more about them. You can see photos and even hear the what the animal sounds like.



Cooking [|Home and Family Network Cooking with Kids] Check out the newest recipes for kids. There are chicken favorites, holiday menu ideas, an dkid-friendly eggies. Don't like to use a fork or a spoon? Take a look at the section of fun, finger foods.



Secret Codes [|Codes, Cyphers, and Secret Messages] "A code is a system of symbols, letters, words, or signals that are used instead of ordinary words and numbers to send messages or store information. A code is used to keep the message short or to keep it secret." There are even links to cryptograms that you can try to solve on your own.

[|Top Spy Secrets "For Kids Only"] This site teaches you how to create your own cypher wheel so you can write your own secret messages to your friends. There's even a list of spy movies and blogs.