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   SCIENCE FAIR   
  1. SCIENCE BUDDIES
    • Science Buddies - Use the Topic Selection Wizard. Sometimes choosing a topic is often the hardest part of starting a science fair project. The wizard will guide you toward a topic that interests you. You will need to answer a lot of questions to get through the wizard.

  2. SCHOOL SCIENCE FAIRS
    • School Science Fairs - Projects listed by grade, linked by Primary (grd 1-4), Elementary (grd 4-6), and Intermediate (grd 7-9).

  3. TRY SCIENCE
    • Try Science - Links include live web cams, experiments, adventures, and field trips.


  4. SCIENCE NEWS FOR KIDS
  5. KIDSPACE INTERNET PUBLIC LIBRARY
  6. ALL SCIENCE FAIR PROJECTS
  7. FUN SCIENCE RESOURCES
  8. SCIENCE FAIR CENTRAL
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   BIOMES   
  1. Biomes - various geographical areas of distinctive plant and animal groups, adapted to the environment of their particular region.
    a. World Biomes  - a site detailing five major biomes of the world.
    b. World Habitats  - World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) shares research on habitats.
    c. NASA Earth Observatory  - overall infromation given about each biome and more links about each biome on the bottom.
    d. World Biomes  - University of California Museum of Paleonthology describes the six major biomes of the world.
    e. Blue Planet World Biomes  - nice layout and description of each biome.
    f. Earth FLoor: Biomes  - general characteristics of biomes, includes link of animals and plants within each.
    g. Biomes of the World  - Missouri Botanical Garden offers age appropriate information about biomes and ecosystems.
    h. Introduction to Biomes  - on the bottom there are links to each biome.

      Forests
    a. Temperate Rain Forests  - found in North America, nice links.


      Rainforests
    a. Amazon Interactive  - explore the geography of the Ecuadorian Amazon through online games and activities.
    b. Rainforest Australia  - from the Land Down Under, lots of information, good pictures.
    c. Enchanted Learning Zoom Rainforest  - easy to read, good starting point.
    d. Wealth of the Rainforest  - great site to learn about rainforest.
    e. Tropical Rainforest  - Oxfam's cool planet - On the Line - tropical reain forest.
    e. Rainforest Action Network  - links on bottom - forests, global warming, human rights, energy, and sustianable economies.
    f. Sierra Club EcoRegions  - clickable map of 21 critical ecoregions.
    g. Enchanted Learning Biomes  - lots of links.


      Grasslands
    a. National Grasslands  - information presented by the US Forest Service.
    b. Grasslands Conservation Council of British Columbia  - offers an introduction to grasslands, what they are, where in the world they are found, etc.


      Tundra
    a. Tundras  - information presented by the US Forest Service.
    b. Tundra Cam  - a live, steerable mountain webcam. TundraCam rotates within a plexiglas dome for a full panoramic view. You can point at any feature you like and zoom in to see further detail.
    c. Tundra Cam  - a live, steerable mountain webcam. TundraCam rotates within a plexiglas dome for a full panoramic view. You can point at any feature you like and zoom in to see further detail.


      Deserts
    a. Desert Life in the American Southwest  - includes specific desert links and a couple videos about food chains and desert animals.
    b. Deserts  - US government online publicaiton about deserts.
    c. Mojave National Preserve Park  - good information.


     Wetlands 
    a. Wetlands  - animal adaptations to wetlands.
    b. Us Wetlands Program - office of wetlands, oceans, and watersheds.
    c. Virtual Pond Dip  - click on the animals in the spoon (some are very tiny!) or click on the list to find out more information.


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