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Math
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This is where you'll find almost everything
you'll ever need to know about math (basic math
equations, algebra, geometry and more).
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These great sites give
ideas for science fair projects and methods for
set-up and procedure.
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Get ready for a roar
and then have lots of fun learning about dinosaurs.
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Learn about animals that
live in the air, on the land and under the sea.
You can read about the many animals that are on
the endangered species list and learn how they can
be protected.
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Visit general science
sites or magnification sites where you can see a
flea or blood cells up close.
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Study the sky, our universe
and explore the final frontier of space with the
NASA space shuttle and the Mars Pathfinder.
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Learn about earth and space sciences on this
site. You can choose to learn about an individual
planet, or the solar system. You can also listen
to President Kennedy's Man on the Moon Speech or
visit an image archive with pictures of Venus, the
Moon, Saturn, and much more!
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A Periodic Table on the Web that contains chemical
data for the 118 elements.
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This site explains, in simple terms, chemistry
basics such as matter, atoms, elements and more.
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Bugs, bugs, bugs! Did you know that there are,
"over 1,000,000 different known species of
insects in the world, and some experts estimate
that there might be as many as 10,000,000?"
Visit this site to learn what insects are the biggest,
smallest, and fastest flyers!
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An excellent guide on how to do an experimental
science project. It reviews all the steps you need
to do to conduct a successful experiment - hypothesis,
procedure, data, observations and conclusions. It's
also a great place to look for science project ideas.
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Science projects for every area of science and
every grade level. Lots of links to other science
project and science fair resources on the Web!
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My Virtual Encyclopedia of Science and Technology
with dozens of sites to visit.
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Alphabetical biographies of scientists.
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Great information on different types of weather
including tornadoes, hurricanes, El Nino and much
more.
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Webster's Dictionary.
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Roget's Thesaurus.
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Bartlett's Quotations.
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This selection of links
will give you information about history, government,
sports, museums and landmarks of Michigan.
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Here is your chance to learn all about Michigan!
This site contains lots of Michigan links. Learn
what Michigan's state song and bird is. Visit and
learn about Michigan Museums. Finally, visit grade
schools, high schools, and colleges in this state.
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Learn about the city of Detroit including the
government, culture and entertainment.
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More links to Detroit, Wayne County and Michigan
to help you learn about the area in which you live.
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Test your knowledge of
women's history with name games and quizzes. Read
about famous women in sports, science and other
fields.
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Homework Tips and Help
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This source, developed by the University of
California, Berkeley, provides a series of tips
and exercises to help you develop better study habits.
Learn techniques to manage procrastination, how
to take notes, and general tips to improve test
scores!
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Eleven-year-old
B.J. and his Dad use the Internet to help them with
homework and to research information on the Net.
They have found more than 500 terrific sites.
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A world wide web digital library for school
kids.
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