Science for Kids
Mary M. Alward
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Your Funnybone: It Isn't Funny at All
What is your funnybone and why does it hurt so bad when we bump it? Could it have something to do with our central nervous system and if so, why is it called a funnybone?
Brandon M. tells what he will be learning about in his grade 5 science class this year. He is excited about his lessons, as he is now in Middle School and is looking forward to more challenging curriculum.
If you are going to be in the area of Newport, Kentucky, be sure to stop by the Newport Aquarium. It is an experience that you'll never forget.
Attract Beautiful Birds to your Backyard
This article explains the flora you will need to plant in your garden in order to attract wild birds. Find out what to place in feeders and how to provide water to cool birds on a hot summer day.
The First Dinosaurs: Herrerasaurus
At the same time that Eoraptor roamed the Earth, so did Herrerasaurus. Was it a dinosaur, or something else? Find out why some scientists believe that this creature may not have been a dinosaur.
The first dinosaur, sometimes called the "dawn dinosaur," was Eoraptor. It was a fierce hunter and looked much like a miniature T-Rex. Learn all about this amazing creature.
Before I give you instructions on how to make a suet birdfeeder, I want to tell you a bit about a beautiful bird that lives in Nova Scotia.
Do you think Valentine's Day is for the birds? I do, and I always give them a special Valentine's treat. Here are a few easy ways to show the birds how much you appreciate them.
Groundhog Day is on February 2nd. That is the day when groundhogs all over North America predict when spring will arrive. Included are some interesting fast facts about groundhogs.
Benjamin Franklin: Man of Many Hats
Benjamin Franklin was a man of many hats. Let's focus on his life as inventor and scientist in this article. Did you know that many inventions are made by kids? Maybe you have an idea to make life easier or more productive for mankind.