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NSRC Resources for Kids Profiles of 20 scientists who have helped shape our world Smithsonian Resources for Kids Try online activities from the National Museum of American History's Hands on Science Center See what exhibits the Smithsonian Institution museums are offering for kids Check out the Smithsonian's Education Web site's Students section Look at the Smithsonian Kids site Check out the Kids Castle site for science and other Smithsonian resources Homework helper from the National Zoo Wildlife Career information from the National Zoo National Zoo Just for Kids page Check out a variety of science and nature related games & activities from Smithsonian museums Hands-on science activities for kids, from California Science museum—Los Angeles Science arcade, from the California Science museum DragonflyTV, PBS Science for Kids
Science Buddies, www.sciencebuddies.org, is a non-profit organization that provides free online resources for science education. They focus on helping K-12 students do better science fair projects. Science Buddies also offers Ask an Expert, an online forum in which students can ask questions about their projects and get answers from scientists and engineers who volunteer as e-mentors. Science For Kids site from the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Physics homework help from Fear of Physics Physics, elementary to advanced Learn Fundamentals of Matter and Force on the Particle Adventure page Homework helper from the National Zoo StarChild Web site, a "Learning Center for Young Astronomers" Astronomy Magazine's Astro for Kids site The Center for Science Education Information Space Science Laboratory
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