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Just for fun

A variety of fun websites

The Mouse Club [External Site]
Play hide and seek, read stories and if you like, join the club.

The Nutrition Sleuth [External Site]
Use the clues to find the missing nutrient.

Ask Dr Universe [External Site]
Washington State University site - find out the answers to all those science questions. For kids of all ages.

BrainPop [External Site]
You'll need audio and Flash to get the most out of this fantastically fun site. Enjoy hundreds of animated educational movies for kids of all ages.

Funology [External Site]
Boasting hundreds of ideas about things to do online and offline, with friends, family or alone. From jokes, games and magic tricks to science experiment, trivia and quizzes For 5 to 12 year olds.

NASA site for kids [External Site] 
A fun way for children to learn about NASA's activities and science, using interactive tools and kid-attractive pages.

OLogy [External Site]
The American Museum of Natural History's website, which lets you study and explore many cool areas of science.

Science Bob [External Site]
A world of science and experiments for your home with Science Bob.

Star Child [External Site]
If your child is interested in the stars, this is a good site to start your celestial exploration.

The Space Place [External Site]
NASA brings Space to kids.

National Geographic for kids [External Site]
US-centric but good site about the natural world.

Scientriffic [External Site]
Australia's top science magazine for ages 7 and up. It's full of fascinating science, fun and easy-to-do experiments, puzzles, a great comic, plus competitions and freebies.

CBC 4 kids [External Site]
Check out tons of science fun.

Cool Science for Curious Kids [External Site]
Explore biology with the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, where they have looked at some of the best science projects from some of the best museums in the US and adapted them for the web. For 5 to 10 year olds.

Space Kids [External Site]
Space and science news stories, games and Q&As.

The Solar System Simulator [External Site]
View space from satellites.

Making Tracks [External Site]
Five different music-making tools from this BBC website - you'll need to have Shockwave intalled to use it.

Grid Club [External Site]
A special site for 7 to 11 year olds with over 500 educational games linked to the National Curriculum. Children can join the club to enter a vibant online community that is safe and enclosed. Membership must come via their primary school.

Red Box [External Site]
An interactive site from HM Treasury designed around the concept of a city square and the need to balance the books.

24hrmuseum.org.uk [External Site] Opens in this window
Lists over 2,500 museums and galleries with all the information you need to visit online or offline. Many have online exhibits and virtual tours so take a trip to a museum today.

CBBFC [External Site]
The Children's British Board of Film Classification is a great site for 7 to 12 year olds interested in film. There are useful activities that can be downloaded, competitions to enter, the latest film news, information on U and PG films that have just been classified and film reviews by children. They can also visit the Viewing Room and see the shorts of all the latest U and PG films.

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