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Why not have fun and learn something new and sharpen your skills at the same time this summer?  Visit Summer Fun for  best games and activities for math, science, language arts, and social studies on the web.
If you are interested in biology try your luck at zeroBio for a wealth of games and activities for students in grades 9 -12!
Get in shape while having fun at MyPyramid which includes the Blast Off game, a coloring page, family health tips, and more.  These activities are especially designed for children ages 6-11.
Defenders of Wildlife is a great site with information for students and teachers on wildlife.  There are also games and other activities.
 Argosy's Visible Body is the most comprehensive human anatomy visualization tool available today. The Visible Body includes 3D models of over 1,700 anatomical structures, including all major organs and systems of the human body.
Nobel Prize Site Offers Up Educational Games that include Pavlov’s Dog, Split Brain Experiments, Malaria, MRI, Immune System, Genetic Code, Electrocardiogram, DNA; The Double Helix and Control of the Cell Cycle. Games are accompanied by readings and information on educational outreach.
Create a DNA Fingerprint - Learn about DNA  by solving a mystery -- a crime of sorts. Solving the mystery involves creating a DNA fingerprint (we'll supply the lab and all necessary materials) and comparing this fingerprint to those of the suspects.
 
I Know That is a great interactive site with lessons for math, science, art, language arts, social studies, and thinking games for preK-6.  This site is excellent for the lower grades.
Have fun and learn something in the process at Interactive Websites.  Here you'll find the best math, science, language arts, and social studies games on the web.
Happy Fourth of July!  Why not create your very own fireworks show?  It's a safe way to celebrate the holiday.
Primary Games is great site for young children with activities in all academic areas plus interactive games, puzzles, and even postcards.
Looking for crafts and activities for the Fourth of July?  Try these from Enchanted Learning.
Apples for the Teacher has great variety in activities for children including the history of the Fourth, games, coloring pages, and much more.
Another collection of games from Froggerville!
At History Detectives Kids print your own detective kit, play games, or peek inside the vault!
LittleClickers.com offers a simple-to-use homepage of clickable categories, each with a small illustration.
Join Mouthie in the MouthPower laboratory to learn about the history of dentistry, how your own teeth developed, and the effects of tobacco and certain foods on your teeth. Then create a poster about keeping your smile healthy.
Go Places and learn about many different parts of the world through games, timelines, photo galleries, maps, and more.
Be a detective as you collect clues to identify interesting works of art. Sit in on an interview with an professional artist, look at art through the eyes of artists, and learn special art vocab with the SmARTkids!
Create your own virtual pet at NeoPets where you can explore new worlds, play games, and much more.  Best of all, it's FREE!
At Kids Design Network you'll investigate a challenge, dream up a design, and draw your plans on the computer.
Learn about the environment and have fun at the same time at Miss Maggie's Earth Adventures.
Draft your own baseball team at Sports Illustrated for Kids.
Project Poster provides a tool to create and post Web pages for projects.
Kids' games and activities for math, reading, language arts, social studies, and science can be found at Kids Place.
Planning for your future will involve technology.  Come and explore it all at Get Tech.
Scientriffic is a science magazine for 7-11 year olds offering some cool experiments.
Accompany the men and women of the Fire Wars firefighting crew and learn about how and why wildfires start, and the people who fight them.
Kids Avenue shares kids' best vacations, check out some cool things to do, or find neat places to go.
Making of America is the primary source on the development of the U.S. infrastructure.
Having problems with math?  Discovery School's WebMath can provide instant solutions to math problems.
Schoolhouse Rock is one of many relics from the 1970s that still is in existence today. It probably taught your parents about government, history, grammar, science, and math.  Visit Schoolhouse Rock and sing along!
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