ZoomSci, from PBS Kids,
has some great science experiments to do in classrooms, in enrichment groups,
or at home. Numerous experiments for kids are available in the following areas:
- Chemistry
- Engineering
- The five senses
- Forces and energy
- Life science
- Patterns
- Sound
- Structures
- Water
Many of these experiments are accompanied by excellent
videos showing actual kids performing the activities. I started watching these
videos and had a hard time stopping because they were so engaging and fun. The
website also encourages viewers to send in their findings from the experiments.
Interactive Body, from The BBC, is
designed for the older set. It provides engaging activities that help students
learn about body parts, including
- Organs
- Muscles
- Skeleton
- Senses
- Nervous system
The first three activities (organs, muscles, skeleton) have
the viewer rotate and place the various body parts in a virtual human being.
The website also explains the various functions of the body parts.
There is also a detailed section on puberty. Some of the
information in this section may even surprise some adults.
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