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The
New Book of Popular Science
When you click on the above link, you're in the Grolier
site. Click on the link to the New Book of Popular Science.
This general science encyclopedia will help answer your
science questions whether you're looking for background
on your project or writing an essay.
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How
Stuff Works
If you're looking for information on how anything works,
or what the components of anything are called, try this
site. You'll find information on everything from C-4 explosives
to tatoos.
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Science
Fair Project Resource Guide
The Internet Public Library has collected a bunch of really
good sites for doing science fair projects. They are grouped
sequentially in the order that you'll need them.
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Create
a Graph
Use this handy site to create pie charts, bar graphs, and
other graphs online.
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Basic
Geology Course: "The Earth and Beyond"
Don't give up on this site because it is a little hard to navigate. It has the best information on geology.
Sections include discussions
of different types of rock, earthquakes, and weathering.
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How
Volcanoes Work
NASA sponsored this site to help explain all about volcanoes
and all the terminology involved. It also includes very
nice graphics.
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The
Animal Diversity Web
The University of Michigan Museum of Zoology site offers
a great deal of information on animals from all groups.
Pictures and sound files are available for some species,
too. If you're looking for the classification of an animal,
do a search for it and then the complete classification
will be found on the left hand side.
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WorldBiomes.com
Although this is a commercial site, it has a lot of good
information on Biomes as well as some attractive graphics.
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Radar's
Chem4Kids
This very simple site actually has nice descriptions of
all the basics of chemistry. Use it for a quick review or
to learn for the first time.
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learnchem.net
If the previous site is too basic for you, try this one.
It's full of tutorials, quizzes, and guides for all subjects
of chemistry.
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The Physics
Classroom
This site has good tutorials and multimedia demonstrations
of all of the concepts taught in high school physics.
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