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  1. Science Nation: an online magazine that each week looks at discoveries and researchers that will change our lives. http://bit.ly/edgov158
  2. Country Background Notes: descriptions of the world's independent states. Over 200 nations and areas of sovereignty. http://bit.ly/edgov157
  3. NIH Curriculum Supplement Series: field tested by teachers, web modules based on cutting-edge scientific discoveries. http://bit.ly/edgov155
  4. InterMath: over 200 "recommended investigations" for teachers to solve and then modify for use with students. http://bit.ly/edgov152
  5. Three great new resources added: Environmental Visualization Lab, Science Nation, and Estuaries.gov. See them all at http://bit.ly/edgov149
  6. Abraham Lincoln Papers: over 70,000 images and transcriptions of letters, speeches, other writings from 1850s-1865. http://bit.ly/edgov146
  7. Secret Lives of Wild Animals: video clips and stories exploring new technologies being used to observe animals. http://bit.ly/edgov144
  8. Inside Cancer: animations and videoclips of medical experts. Explore cancer related factors, diagnosis, treatments. http://bit.ly/edgov125
  9. Visible Earth: searchable directory of images, visualizations, animations of Earth. A large list of topics included. http://bit.ly/edgov109
  10. BEN, BiosciEdNet: 4,000 reviewed resources covering 76 biological science topics from agriculture to zoology & more. http://bit.ly/edgov105
  11. Cell Biology and Cancer: five activities for understanding key concepts about cancer, and advances in cancer research. http://bit.ly/edgov99
  12. Animal Diversity Web: search thousands of photos, descriptions, and sound recordings of individual animal species. http://bit.ly/edgov85
  13. Our Documents: designed to help teachers use 100 of the most important milestone documents in our nation's history. http://bit.ly/edgov77
  14. Memorial Day: recounts the history of the day we honor those who have died in service to our nation. http://free.ed.gov/
  15. Tree of Life: offers photos, descriptions, and other information documenting the diversity of the world's organisms. http://bit.ly/edgov61
  16. World History Matters: guides, strategies for analyzing images, maps, newspapers, other primary sources. Case studies. http://bit.ly/edgov59
  17. National Science Digital Library: video, simulations in science, technology, engineering, & math education & research. http://bit.ly/edgov57
  18. Tonight's Sky: a monthly guide providing information about constellations, deep sky objects, planets, and events. http://bit.ly/edgov51
  19. Art Zone: design a virtual mobile; create a collage, painting, or geometric sculpture; create a pixel face; and more. http://bit.ly/edgov43
  20. Building Big: interactive labs and activities, engineering concepts and problem solving based on famous structures. http://bit.ly/edgov38