It is often said that a picture is worth a thousand words. Now you can get inspired by one and write a beautiful story. Simply select the artwork you like or pick a topic from the tag cloud and get started. All you have to do is drag one of the many image options provided by the artist and write your tale. Once you are done, save and share your masterpieces with others. Don't like to write? No worries. Simply read the many fun stories that have been created by others.
If you have ever wondered what it would be like to live in a Desert, Rainforest or even the Tundra, you will love this site. Set up by NASA it gives you the scoop on each biome ranging from animals that live in the community to the plants that survive in each of these regions. Once you are done reading about all of them you can go on one of two missions - Help graph out weather patterns or pick the flora that would survive in each environment. In addition to this the site also offers a number of cool up-to-date graphics, which depict things like the levels of carbon monoxide on the planet, sea surface temperature, snow cover and other interesting phenomenon.
While most sites fall under one learning category, this aptly named site seems to have it all. You can practice your math facts, read up on a social studies topic, research a science project, or even play games! And, since it is organized by subject matter, as well as, grade level you can easily get to what you are looking for, pretty easily.
If you like to learn about all the fascinating creatures that inhabit our planet or research about one for school, this is the site for you. The best part is that each animal or insect is categorized by their habitat or the region of the world they live in, making your search quite easy.
While learning about US geography can be fun, it can also be a little intimidating - So many States, Capitals, Rivers and the list goes on and on. This site will help you cruise though it all, in a fun easy way. And that's not all - Click on the sister sites and you can learn all about US presidents, the US government and various other Social Studies topics.
StoryNory is a great site for young kids that are just starting to read or ESL learners. That's because all their stories, which include a mix of originals and classics, have a downloadable audio option. A great resource for when you are going on that long road trip with a younger sibling in tow. Also, since a new story is posted every month, there is always something new to read or download.
Geography4kids is a great website to learn about the earth - Things like our planet's structure, atmosphere, hydrosphere and even, biosphere. With quizzes on each page you can test your knowledge immediately and master this rather confusing topic in just a short time.
At first glance, this may appear to be a rather strange site, largely because it has three disparate components - Geography, math and money. However, each one of them is incredible. Click on the first one and you will be able to test your map knowledge either on a macro level, i.e. the entire world or on a country by country level. The math area, which is geared for younger students can be used to practice all facets of the subject either online or using printable worksheets. Lastly, there is the practical component - where you can learn all about money, with Farmer John by choosing one of the three different levels.
While Astronomy is a fascinating subject it can be a little confusing. There are so many different areas to learn about ranging from Galaxies to the Solar System, not to mention things like dark matter and protosuns. This site will help you navigate through them with ease and with quizzes at the end of each section, you can re-enforce your knowledge before moving on to the next topic.
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