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Printable posters, models to build, crafty experiments and crafts for science fair projects.
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Welcome to Science for Kids
Science for kids in a fun and easy to understand format.
science • kids • biology • physics • chemistry

The First Dinosaurs: Eoraptor
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.
dinosaur • first dinosaur • eoraptor • meat eater • miniature

Author Conrad Storad Excites Kids About Science
Most authors wouldn't expect their most popular science books for kids to come out of writing fun facts for stuffed animals. But that's what happened to Conrad J. Storad.
conrad storad • fun science activities • science books for kids • kids science experiments • teaching science

Planning a Homeschool Science Fair
Homeschool science lessons come alive at a science fair. Plan a homeschool science fair for your local homeschool support group or co-op to reinforce science lessons.
homeschool science fair • homeschool science lessons • science fair • using display board • science projects

Quick Magnetism Experiments
Opening the door to an exciting magnetism study!
magnetism • magnets • magnet • science • experiment

Science in the Fifth Grade
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.
grade 5 • science • science for kids • grade 5 science • body systems

Science News: Real Audio Style
Have fun learning about whats new in the world of science by visiting sites that use Real Audio.
science • news • kids • teens • school

The Dirt on Dirt
A great science activity book to keep kids entertained in the warmer months!
the dirt on dirt • science activity • kids book review • paulette bourgeois • mud cake

Volcano Experiment for Kids
It's intuitive for children to wonder how things work and why things are in nature. Encouraging this type of curiosity can create future earth scientists.
make a volcano • exploding volcano • magmatic gases • science experiment • kids experiment

Washing Machine Worksheet
NEW - Educational Printables! Remember the invention of the washing machine with this printable.
washing machine • science inventions • maytag • histroy crafts • science projects

Where do Animals go in Winter?
Humans cope easily with the coming of winter. We don heavy coats, boots, scarves, hats and mittens. But how do animals, birds and insects cope with frigid temperatures and deep snow?
science for kids • suite101 • mary alward • mary m alward • winter

Choosing Your College Degree Major
Getting a college degree requires choosing a major. Many college students find this a difficult choice. What is your passion?
college • university • major • college major • academic success

A Brilliant Idea
Thomas Edison was the most famous inventor of his time. He invented the phonograph, an electric vote recorder, the universal stock ticker and an electrical system. The most brilliant of Thomas' ideas was the light bulb. Thank you, Thomas Edison.
thomas edison • science for kids • mary alward • mary m alward • phonograph

April showers bring May websites
This article features a large variety of sites for kids. Visit the Earth and Moon Viewer, Secrets at Sea and more.
kids • fun • websites • websites for kids • kids korner

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.
kids korner • science for kids • science • birds • wild birds

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.
kids korner • science for kids • science • mary alward • mary m alward

Deadly Animals of the World: A Glimpse at the Indian Cobra, Polar Bear, Cape Buffalo, Elephant, and Box Jellyfish
This week, we’re going to take a look at five of the world’s most deadly creatures. These are animals that you aren’t likely to meet in your backyard or during a hike through the woods – only one of them lives in North America. But, if you are traveling abroad or live in the countries where these animals are found, be on the lookout and have your fastest shoes on.
science for kids • kids • science • suite101 • mary alward

Expose Your Nose
Smell is one of the five senses. Our reaction to different smells varies a great deal. Join me to learn about how we are able to smell and to expose your nose to a bit fun.
science for kids • senses • smell • smell and memory • food

Falling Leaves
Autumn is here. It is the time of the year when leaves change their green coats for those of red, orange, yellow and brown. Forests and woods are a blaze of color. Let's explore the world on a lovely autumn day.
science for kids • mary alward • red • leaves • autumn

Fast Animal Facts
What creatures were the first to fly in a hot air balloon? How fast can an ostrich run? Did dinosaurs eat grass? Find the answers to all of these questions and more. Trivia is fun and your family and friends will be amazed at your knowledge.
dinosaurs • science for kids • fun facts • animals • animal facts

Fast Facts About Snowflakes
What was the largest snowflake ever recorded? Is snow always white? What city is the Snow Capital of the United States? Learn the answers to all of these questions and then do a Snow Crystal Art Project. It's lots of fun.
science for kids • science • kids • snow science • snow

Flash and Rumble
When you see a bright flash and hear a low rumble, you can be sure a thunderstorm is on the way. How do you know how close it is? How many volts does one volt of lightning carry? What should you do when a thunderstorm strikes? Find the answers to all of these questions right here.
science • science for kids • lightning • thunder • thunderstorms

From Egg to Enchantment
Can you imagine starting life as a small egg on the leaf of a milkweed plant. What does the future hold in store for you?
butterfly • science for kids • mary alward • mary m alward • chrysalis

Fun with Weather
Today, we can turn on the television, radio or go online to find out what the weather is going to be. Years ago, before electricity, things weren't so simple. For centuries, people watched nature to predict the weather.
weather • science for kids • science • weather satellites • mary alward

Groundhog Day
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.
groundhog day • groundhogs • woodchucks • mary alward • mary m alward

Halloween Wreath
Halloween decorations are fun to make and this is no exception. It is simple and a great craft for kids of all ages.
halloween • halloween wreath • science for kids • acorns • mary alward

How to Make a Suet Birdfeeder
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.
black eyed junco • junco • nova scotia • canada • maritime provinces

Magical Creatures of the Night
Can you imagine running through a field as the moon beams down upon you? Bathed in its soft light, you chase those magical creatures of the night, a jar held in one hand. Your giggles float on the warm summer breeze, as the fireflies fly upward, just out of reach.
fireflies • magical creatures • science for kids • mary alward • mary m alward

Make Anemometer
Make this science experiment the beginning of a weather station.
science projects • earth science • science fair • kids crafts • crafts for kids

Shark Attack
Sharks are sleek and long. They have huge jaws, sharp teeth and powerful tails. Though they are beautiful to watch swimming through the water, they are deadly. Learn how to avoid being attacked by a shark.
science for kids • sharks • shark attacks • shark attack • how to avoid shark attacks

The beginning of Ancient Egypt
This article explains and describes how the rule of the Pharoahs and the beginning of the Ancient Egyptian civilisation came about, in a way that would be understandable to (older) children.
ancient • egypt • civilisation • nile • palestine

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.
dinosaur • kids korner • science for kids • kids • kids science

The Harvest Moon
How did the Harvest Moon get its name? When does it appear in the sky? How is it different from other full moons? Find out all that and more in this article.
science for kids • science • moon • lunar • harvest moon

The Science of Everyday Life
Children are best inspired to love science by seeing others' love of science, and understanding how it affects their lives on a daily basis.
everyday science • science for kids • science experiments • teaching children science • understanding science

Valentine's for the Birds
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.
valentine • valentines day • valentines treat • birds • bird feeders

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