4-H Enrichment Projects
 | The 4-H page sponsored by the University of Nebraska, Lincoln. It features many useful links, especially the embryo/egg cam http://lancaster.unl.edu/4h/Embryology and gardening activities for youth http://lancaster.unl.edu/hort/youth.
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ActivityTV
 | Fun activities for kids, with video instructions and printables. Topics: crafts, magic, music, puppets, science, and more.
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Bay Area Mycological Society
 | Site focusing on the knowledge of and appreciation for the world of mushrooms, informing users how to be ?citizen scientists,? and instructing them about safe practices. Includes recipes.
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Creative Glossary
 | A glossary that provides information specifically about creative terms from the arts, crafts, design, fashion, culinary/gardening, performance art, story art, and the trades.
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Histology-World
 | Filled with educational histology material. Most useful is the ?Learn Histology? link; from here, users can listen to audio of students explaining images and can click on hundreds of organized histology images with text explanations. Best for middle school and above.
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Math Is Fun
 | Aimed at basic math skills for K?12, although there is some more complex stuff. Math + fun = Mathfun.
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Meet Me at the Corner
 | Virtual field trips for kids. A dynamic, interactive site that encourages individual expression and participation through video submissions from children worldwide.
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Mr. Martini?s Classroom: Math Flash Cards
 | A fun way for anyone to learn math, whether it be the basic multiplication tables or algebra and more.
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Olafu Eliasson: Take Your Time
 | Site that accompanied the MoMA exhibition of the same name. The exhibition closed on June 30, 2008. However, the Website includes images taken by visitors who were given special cell-phone cameras to wear that document their journeys through the show, thereby depicting a candid and experiential view of the exhibition (and one that is in accordance with the artist?s practice).
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Tardigrades
 | Dedicated to this little-studied phylum of animals, also called water bears. This site is filled with scientific images, videos, facts, and useful research geared towards education. It?s sponsored by the Goldstein Lab at the University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill.
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