Science is great - where else can you learn about animals, plants, and even astronomy? Check out these resources for science!

TryScience.org has science experiments you can conduct online and download to do at home, and includes science fair suggestions!

I Was Wondering features incredible women sciences and their discoveries. Meet women who are robot designers, climate scientists, and even a biomechanist! You can play some fun games while you're meeting this women too.

BrainPop has movies on stuff from zits to how the Internet was made! If you want to learn something new, this is the place to go. Check out the adventures of Moby and Tim and learn something while you're there!

Have you ever wondered how you get power to your computer? To your house? Visit the Con Edison Kids website to learn about energy and how you use it everyday!

You can go to Starfleet Academy and be a Star Trek cadet! Compete against other cadets as you learn science, engineering, and biology and collect cards to gain your rank.

Evolution and the biology of your body are a snap with these interactive learning activities at Biology in Motion.

From Monarch butterflies to tulips (tulips?), learn all about wildlife migration at Journey North.

A virtual frog dissection keeps you from getting your hands dirty - click and learn about the organs inside the frog.

Billing itself as the 'yuckiest site on the Internet', www.yucky.com offers the best of the worst science facts on the net.

The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration or NOAA is the place to get weather information on the net - from tracking hurricanes to checking on the great drought of '99, you'll find it here.

The Why Files - Find out about the science behind the headlines in today's newspaper!