Other Science
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Create Your Own Fireworks Show
"No, I am not advocating creating a fireworks display in your back yard. These fireworks will be an online creation. First choose your skyline: Will your pyrotechnics explode over Atlanta, San Francisco, New York, Chicago, Washington, D.C. or Little Rock? Then choreograph your explosions by choosing from four sizes and four colors. Under options, you can choose whether to have the music on or off, and whether the default fireworks display will run automatically. This bit of fun requires the free Shockwave plug-in."
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Color Theory for Kids and Teachers
Reviewed by Lazzelle, a teacher from Roanoke VA, who is affiliated with the site. "Color Theory for Kids and Teachers, a site for ages ten and up, covers all basic areas of color theory: the color wheel, color schemes and color moods. Student artwork as well as master works are used to illustrate schemes, lesson plans, online and printable vocabulary, online puzzles and quizzes."
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Colgate-Palmolive Kids World
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Coaster Crazy
Reviewed August 15, 1999 by James Oxford, 16 years old from London, England who is not affiliated with the site.I think this site is great! The site is brand new, but everyday, it gets bigger and right now has around 50 roller coasters! I find that most sites have only coasters from the USA, but this one makes a great attempt to be international! I look forward to its bright future!
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Coasting America
Reviewed February 4, 2000 by Chris, a parent from Minnesota, USA who is affiliated with the site.A Site with numerous photos of roller coasters and amusement parks from across the United States!
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Coasterville
"Roller coasting began with the Russian ice slides found at fairs in the 1700’s. Riders road icy hills on slides of wood or ice. Occasionally a creative designer would add a series of small bumps. While these slides grew in popularity in Russia, a French businessman decided to build one in France. To accommodate the warmer weather, he built an all-weather version using a waxed wooden slope with wooden sleds on rollers. In addition to coaster history, Coasterville offers a Dictionary of Coasterese to you help "talk coasters with the pros.""
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CDC: Tips for Youth
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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Campaign for Tobacco Free Kids
"Tobacco’s Toll: 1,019,456 kids became regular smokers in 2001. 326,226 will eventually die from their addiction. Tobacco Free Kids encourages political action to stop the tobacco industry from targeting kids. For a twisted look at a serious problem, don’t miss the "The Real Phillip Morris" animated e-movie. To learn how you can join the fight against tobacco, visit the Youth Action section. Other highlights are the Tobacco Ad Gallery and the Research Center."
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Building Big
Reviewed October 3, 2000 by Lisa Cerqueira, a reader from Boston who is affiliated with the site: "How does a graceful suspension bridge withstand the forces of nature and traffic? Or a dam the crush of millions of gallons of water? What does it take to build a skyscraper 100 stories tall? What keeps these gravity-defying giants from collapsing? Find out when bridges, domes, skyscrapers, dams, and tunnels take center stage on the BUILDING BIG Web site."
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Build a Suspension Bridge
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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