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• BOTW UK Directory: Kids and Teens: School: Science and Nature 

• abcteach - Science  - Learn about food and nutrition, plants, the solar system, teeth, trees, and volcanoes, through word games and other fun activities.
• Adventures of Josie True  - Interactive story featuring science and technology based games and activities aimed particularly at girls.
• Ask A Scientist  - Students and teachers ask science questions and get an answer back by email. Includes archives, and question of the week. (Q and A not active during summer months.).
• Ask Dr. Universe  - Provides answers to a wide range of questions about science. Also includes the procedure to submit queries.
• The Atoms Family  - Lessons and activities to help children learn about atoms, energy, electricity, light and waves. From the Miami Museum of Science.
• Bill Nye  - Bill Nye the Science Guy introduces kids to Nye Labs. Check out home demos, the question of the week, e-cards, episode guides, and the store.
• Black Hole Gang  - Provides sources for kids and lesson planning to teachers on various topics related to science.
• The Blobz Guide to Electric Circuits  - Interactive online tool for kids that explains the technology about electric circuits.
• Bubblesphere  - Information about the cultural phenomenon of bubbles. Includes history, references and games.
• Canadian Association for Girls In Science  - Promotes science, technology, engineering, and mathematics among girls. Includes information on activities and events.
• CATIE  - Presents information for children about the science behind cosmetics, perfumes and toiletries. Includes fun facts and activity ideas. From the UK's Cosmetic Toiletry and Perfumery Association.
• Christopher Columbus Awards  - Science and technology competition for middle students. Includes mechanics for judging and details on how to join.
• CurioCity  - Gives kids an interactive portal to explore and discover science, technology, and engineering.
• Cyber Science School  - Teacher created science site that provides life science students with links to interactive activities and other resources.
• Detecting the Truth  - Explains why people forge. Also provides guidelines on how to distinguish fake items, and includes photos, maps and documented records.
• Discover Primary Science  - Promotes and helps to develop creativity. Also shows how important science is to our everyday lives and how much fun it can be.
• Discovery Kids  - Contains related articles, science games and videos for preschoolers. Includes information on policy to children and parents about using the site.
• DiscoverySchool.com: Student Guide  - Lists learning adventures on a variety of topics, including history, biology, geography, and astronomy.
• EIA Energy Kids  - Award winning website teaches kids about energy. What is energy, what are energy sources, and the history of energy. Offers games and activities, plus lessons for teachers.
• EnchantedLearning.com - Illustrated Scientific Dictionaries  - Link to all sorts of science-related dictionaries, including astronomy, geology, hurricanes, landforms, botany, and butterflies.
• EnchantedLearning.com - Science Pages and Activities  - Find fun educational science activities for elementary school students, including printouts, quizzes, dictionaries, and games.
• Eureka Science  - Caters to science teachers, students and to those who want to better understand the latest science news.
• Explain that Stuff  - Articles related to Science and Technology such as space, gadgets, communications, computers and tools.
• Exploratorium  - Presents a science library on various related topics, including art in San Francisco. Also provides information on activities and other linked sources.
• Exploring Nature Educational Resource  - Resource materials for educators, students, and parents for exploring natural science.
• Exporatorium: Science Snacks  - Lists experiments and activities, with descriptions, instructions, and materials needed.
• Extreme Science  - Presents collections of world records and amazing facts about animals, the weather, space, time and the earth.
• The Field Museum  - Offers collections and learning related to Anthropology, Botany, Geology, Paleontology and Zoology. Includes events, museum history, and membership details.
• Franklin Institute: History of Science and Technology  - Here kids can read articles about scientific and technological history, including biographies of key figures and images from the Institute's collection of artifacts.
• The Guardians  - Official umbrella project of the EU’s Netd@ys. Features interactive science activities on microbiology, the outer space and the rainforest.
• High School Programming League  - Contest intended for high schools students to improve their programming skills through competitive learning.
• JST Virtual Science Center  - Mind lab of interactive exploration of seeing and perception using patterns and optical illusions.
• Kids Science Challenge  - 3rd thru 6th grade students can submit challenges and problems to be solved by scientists and engineers.
• Kids' Science Page  - Video presentations, web seminars, books, and links to resources on science learning from Vicki Cobb, an author specializing in nonfiction books for children.
• Kinetic City  - Online radio show featuring science news, resources, and online games.
• National Energy Technology Laboratory  - Dedicated to fossil energy research to foster solution on ecological pressures in United States. Includes science related information for kids and teachers.
• Natural History Museum  - Presents science-related interactive games for kids.
• Real Science-4-Kids  - Offers home school science books and curriculum materials for elementary, middle school, and high school learners.
• Sci Network  - Contains index of information for various science questions.
• Science and Nature  - Contains information about various related topics such as animals, prehistoric life, space, human body and mind. Also includes photo galleries.
• Science Club  - Comprehensive resource with listings of science fair ideas, science experiments for kids, and general science answers.
• Science Kids  - Science and technology site for kids featuring experiments, games, quizzes, projects, lessons, images, and videos.
• Science Made Simple  - Resource for a wide range of easy science experiments, and science project ideas. Metric conversions included.
• Science News for Kids  - Science site aimed at kids ages nine to fourteen. Features activities, news articles, and archives sorted by category.
• Science With Me  - Educational website for children in elementary school. Features resources on anatomy, botany, zoology, earth science, astronomy, physics, and chemistry.
• ScienceBob.com  - Information on home experiments for students and teachers. Also provides answers to all sorts of questions.
• Scientific American: Ask the Experts  - Children can browse through hundreds of questions, archived by year, with answers provided by experts at Scientific American.
• Scientific Stock Photography  - Collection of scientific microscopy images includes algae, arachnids, fungi, crystals, plants, viruses, vertebrates, invertebrates, blood and organ cells, dust, cat hair, and fabric.
• Sci-Spy  - Offers investigations, factsheets, videos, and quizzes for a variety of science topics.
• Strange Science  - Site features a timeline which describes how man discovered and developed information about paleontology and biology.
• Try Science  - Information on field trips, science adventures, science fairs, and experiments for kids.
• TryScience  - Features experiments, field trips, adventures, live webcam videos, and a science center locator.
• USPTO - Kids Pages  - Presents a variety of games and activities to help children learn about patents and trademarks.
• Vanished  - MIT 8-week online and offline mystery game for middle-school children. Encourages scientific engagement and problem solving.
• Weird Science Kids  - Offers educational and entertaining hands-on science learning experiences through a variety of science toys, science fair kits, and supplies.
• Women's Adventures in Science  - Features games, ask a scientist module, science timeline and biographies of inspirational female scientists.
• Wonder Whiz Kids  - Wiki resource for young learners focusing on physics, chemistry, biology, and maths. With practice tests.
• Wonderama  - Science and math learning resource for children. Aims to provide entertaining and experience-based ways of learning.
• The Yuckiest Site on the Internet  - Discovery.com created site providing scientific information to kids about all things yucky or otherwise disgusting.