- Brain Pop- Animated movies
on health, science, and technology.
- Common Sense: Strategies for Raising
Alcohol- and Drug-Free Children- The site includes information about
drug and alcohol prevention; polls; family activities; bulletin boards;
links to help and hotlines; and more.
- Epidemic! The
World of Infectious Disease- An online exhibit.
- Health Finder- Provides
free and reliable health information.
- Human
Genome Project- Provides the latest information about the Human
Genome Project, the scientific attempt to "map" the locations of all
genes on the 23 pairs of human chromosomes.
- KidsHealth.org - Discover
how the body works and what can make the body sick by reading through
these expert articles written just for kids.
- Med in Web- Easy access to
free medical information.
- MooMilk- Children who want to
learn more about dairy farms and products will find information about
cows and milking, recipes, connect the dot pictures, a monthly contest,
a milk quiz, and a virtual tour that tells the journey milk takes from
the food the cows eat through the milking process to the store.
- Nutrition Café-
The Pacific Science Institute presents this engaging, interactive site
designed to introduce students to essential nutrients and proper meal
planning.
- Produce Oasis- Students
will find information on hundreds of fruit and vegetable of all varieties.
- Sleep: From A to Zzzz-
3 high school students created this fun and informative site all about
sleep.
- The Future of Medicine-
Geared towards advanced students (it's content-heavy and contains pretty
abstract subject matter) but it contains thought-provoking sections
on designer drugs, robosurgery, genetic engineering, and other controversial
topics.
- The Visible Embryo-
An amazing site, offering detailed information and illustrations about
embryonic development from ovulation through the third trimester.
- Web MD- Provides great audience-specific
health information. The best medical site on the net!
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