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need more science fun....

that is one thing I walked away from our local winter homeschool convention thinking.... need more science fun. We do science, and it's fun, but we need to add those
WOW...AWESOME...AHHHHH
type of activities too.
I found two fun sites, and you know what's awesome they both will send me fun science activities each week! Some are even from simple things around the house. I am so excited!!!

Steve Spangler Science~ this guy is awesome!!! there's videos and all sorts of fun ideas on this site. This is the site the homeschool mom/teacher told us about, and she said there's easily a years worth of science on this site.... she was so not kidding.

Home Science Tools~ this is another great one. I have received a few of their emails, and they use a lot of around the house items for many of their emailed experiments, or at least the ones I've seen so far.

Anyone else, have any great sites to add or share???? Remember, I LOVE COMMENTS!!!!

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  1. Thanks Melinda,
    These are great. I needed more science links. This isn't a link, per say, but my kids had a blast. We made ooblek the other day and played with it. (if you don't know what that is, ask) and then we went on you tube and watched a "Brainiac" clip where a guy walks on custard across a swimming pool, since they were both non-newtonian liquids.

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