Take a look at these cool interactive science sites. You'll have fun learning! Explore the other neat links the B.B.C. has to offer.

These biome links are the next best thing to a real visit. Learn about the wide variety of plants and animals found in each biome.

See excellent photos of the birds you may see in South Carolina. The Florida Museum of Natural History displays these beautiful birds on their site.

Let's go to Mars! But we first have to decide what to take! Will the Teddy Bear really be necessary?

See cells up close! Watch cells go through mitosis!

Do knee surgery! Be a weather forecaster! Find simple machines! This is a favorite on the web.

Design a house -- complete with appliances and hours of usage of the electronics, as well as heating and cooling, in the house to understand how much energy costs and how it works!

Fun science facts from the Library of Congress.  Click "See More Everyday Mysteries" to get an index of all of the mysteries.

Here you can find fun activities that go along with what you are learning in Science Lab.  The activities are divided into K-2nd grade and 3rd-5th grade.

This site has fun explanations about how stuff works, ranging from the human body to technology.

What do the words "Invention" and "Play" have to do with each other? Check out this cool site and see.

NASA has it all if Earth and space are interesting to you. Here are a number of interactive games for you to enjoy and learn from.

In this game it's your job to match the label to the diagrams correctly.  Choose from "Layers of the Earth," "Structures of a Flower," "Anatomy of a Fish," "Respiratory System," or "Atmosphere Layers."

Keep up-to-date with what is currently happening in the world of science...

This site goes along with your science book.  You can view it in English or in Spanish.  The activities on the site go along with what you are learning in school.

This site from Discovery Channel Online shows the science behind gross stuff!