Brain Pop http://www.brainpop.com Want to make science and health homework more fun? Brain Pop is a fun, interactive site that teaches through online movies, quizzes and other activities. Suggested for grades 2-8. Chemical Elements .com http://www.chemicalelements.com Online interactive Periodic Table of the Elements. Click on any element to find out more information. Cordblood.com http://www.cordblood.com Cord Blood Registry, the name to trust in cord blood banking, offers expectant parents the option to save their newborns stem cells for use in medical treatments. Here is a message to you from cordblood.com: Visit Cordblood.com today! Do Science! http://www.doscience.com Science activities for kids, parents, students or anyone who is just interested in science!  eNature http://www.enature.com Everything to do with nature! From habitat and field guides for animals to discussion boards about earth sciences and plant life. Excellent place for kids and students to do research (or just have some fun!). The Lab Rat http://www.thelabrat.com Collection of information for scientists and researchers, including employment resources and career advice, protocols, message boards and chat.  National Science Foundation http://www.nsf.gov An independent government agency responsible for promoting science and technology through funding programs. They invest over $3.3 billion per year in almost 20,000 projects! Your Weight On Other Worlds http://www.exploratorium.edu/ronh/weight/ Find out what you would weigh on the moon, or Saturn, or even the Sun! A fun little web page with links to other Astronomy pages. Also try out www.exploratorium.edu
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