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    I was reading the "Everything You Need to Know Encyclopedia for Inquiring Young Minds" with my kids today. There is a website listed with each topic for expanded learning. I really likes these and thought someone else might too.

    www.biology4kids.com
    www.chem4kids.com
    www.cosmos4kids.com
    www.geography4kids.com
    www.physics4kids.com
    www.numbernut.com (didn't check this one out yet)

    The first was listed for a page on plants and the others were listed in a tour from the biology page, I had used them before when we were googling something one day and then lost the site address. Now I found them again!


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    My son likes this, since he is interested in genetics and robotics:
    http://sciencehack.com/videos/index

    For phsyics, I really recommend the Canadian 'Eureka' series. You can watch them on YouTube. My son loves them, and speaking for myself the fog lifted and at last i understood some physics I had studied in high school donkeys years ago!


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