Anatomy
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Gene School ’99
Reviewed August 29, 1999 by a parent from Longview, WA who is affiliated with the site. The Gene School ‘99 is a comprehensive, educational site designed to introduce genetics with easy-to-understand language. It covers everything from the basics to the latest cutting-edge discoveries. Countless photographs, cartoons, and original graphics help to communicate these concepts. It also incorporates games, experiments, puzzles, opinion polls, interviews, real genetic scientists to contact, along with scores of links for students as well as teachers.
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Five Senses Quiz
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Five Senses
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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BrainPOP
Reviewed October 27, 1999 by Tracy Trimpe, a teacher from Havana, IL USA who is not affiliated with the site. This site provides quality information in a fun context to appeal to students of all ages. From acne to body systems, everyone is sure to find something to explore and learn!
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BrainPOP
Reviewed February 17, 2000 by Lisa Ebersole, a reader from NY, NY who is affiliated with the site. BrainPOP is a health, science and technology (HS&T) site just for kids. We have animated movies, comics, experiments and fun facts that deal with topics like Relativity, Menstruation, the Rainforest, Airplanes and more. There is also direct email to the site’s characters who answer questions about homework, the world, friendship...anything at all. The site is geared to kids ages 6-14 and the experiments range in level of difficulty. It’s a fun and educational place for kids that I encourage you to take a look at.
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BrainPOP
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Brain Pop Senses
"The animators at BrainPop are back with five excellent pages devoted to our five senses: hearing, seeing, smelling, tasting and feeling. Each page includes a movie, a quiz, an experiment and a activity. Free movie passes are now limited to three per day so you won’t be able to view all five movies in one visit. Unlimited BrainPop access is available by paid subscription for both families and classrooms."
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Bonus What’s Inside
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Biology Education Interactive Web
"Last summer five Washington, D.C. high school students spent their vacation at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute developing these fabulous online multimedia biology demonstrations, many of which deal with the heart. Start at Size Principle of the Heart in Mammals (ever notice the fast heart beat of your small furry pet friends?) move onto A Primer on Electrocardiogram and then visit Factors Affecting Heart Rate (does your heart rate increase or decrease at high elevations?) These amazing Java and Shockwave animations are my don’t-miss-them picks of the week."
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Anatomy Explorer
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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