The very best. The science museum in San Francisco mounts electronic versions of hands-on exhibits like the science of hockey, tracking severe storms and how to dissect a cow's eye. A simple site with color images of flags from most of the world's countries created by Jim Croft of Australia. 10-16, is hip, fun, and interactive. There are millions of places to visit and things to see in your home state.
Kids can help protect the earth's air, land, and water.
Fun stuff like putting worms to work for you. Middle-school kids will love this site, a compilation of chat rooms and bulletin boards on every topic imaginable. Explore science fun and facts with Dr. Internet. Check out the Science Fair Project Resource Guide and a host of other Internet resources on math, geography, history and other key homework topics. A great stepping off spot for kids, with lots of Web fun and adventures and two rabbits to guide you through the site.