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Archaeology, Paleontology and Other "Ologies"
American Museum of Natural History
Ology means "the study of," and this site introduces different scientific "ologies" in an upbeat, creative and informative way. Check it out if you're doing a science project for school. It has polls, activities and many other fun things.Recommended by Henry Rome

Discover Science Discoveries
Science News for Kids
This website is filled with articles about new science discoveries, and it's a good place to get ideas for science projects and science fairs. You can learn things that even your teacher probably does not know!Recommended by Mustafa Saifuddin

Exploratorium
The Museum of Science, Art and Human Perception
This is a wonderful website if you are into doing science experiments. The site organizes projects into categories like sound, light, heat and color. Most projects can be done with regular household objects and in less than an hour.Recommended by Brandon Little

First Stop for Science Homework
Fact Monster
This site covers all your science research and homework needs! It would be my first stop if I had a homework question or project on the environment, the body, animals or other science subjects.Recommended by Brandon Little

Hands-On Experiements
Reeko's Mad Scientist Lab
This site is great for interesting hands-on science experiments for school or a science fair. When you do the experiments, there is a lot of information along the way that explains what is going on.Recommended by Mia Kabasakalis

Math and Science Games
PBS Kids
If you like the PBS show "Cyberchase" and games, this is the website for you. There are a lot of interesting and fun games to enjoy on that can help you learn about math and science and other things.Recommended by Marshal Cerasaro

Space Explorers and Explorations
NASA
This site is great if you're looking for homework help on astronauts, space expeditions and other subjects related to space. The articles are up-to-date, there are extensive archives and it has separate sections for different grade levels.Recommended by Brooke Prouty