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    Re: Science resources
    cricket3 #112294 09/22/11 03:33 PM
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    Originally Posted by cricket3
    Muse is great, though I don't know if I would classify it as a science resource. It is published through Cricket magazines- if you like Muse, you might want to check their website and look at Odyssey (more geared towards science/tech stuff), and some of their other offerings. Our library gets several of these (and we do too smile )

    Our kids also liked the Kids Discover magazine (more sciency, I think, but not as well-designed.)

    Odyssey was actually the first one I was looking at. However, this months edition was all about addiction, both to drugs and alcohol, and it just had a much older feel to it.

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    I have a couple others:

    Conceptual Chemistry (free video lessons): http://www.conceptualchemistry.com/...&layout=item&id=14&Itemid=57

    Chem 4 kids: http://www.chem4kids.com/

    ...and just for fun, Physics Games: http://www.physicsgames.net/

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