Kids Corner has a lot of animal games and facts to help you understand and remember information about animals.

If you like to learn about animals, here is a good site for you. There's pictures and information about reptiles, mammals, amphibians, etc..... Check it out!

Sometimes learning about the solar system is difficult because material on the web is too difficult. Here is a site that is just for kids so it is easier to understand.

This site is about eagles, hawks, owls, and falcons. It will give you basic information and tell about the medical care, rehabilitation, and conservation of these birds.

At this site you can make your own online kaleidoscope and then test it out.

Find out some information about your favorite breeds of dogs.

Can you organize all of the animals and plants to make a food web?

Practice science vocabulary and food chains.

This is a game for two players. It is called "Food Fight".

Practice putting the plants and animals in the right order to make a food chain.

Complete the activity. Answer the questions. Print out your certificate and turn it in to me.

Practice making a food web in a variety of ecosystems.

There are some pictures of guinea pigs as well as some information about them in this site.

This is a site that will give you information about different habitats in trouble.

If you are reading the book called How to Eat Fried Worms you might want to check out this site that has all sorts of information about worms.

I did not know much about hermit crabs when they arrived. If you'd like to learn about them with me, you can check out this web site.

There are a lot more animals without a backbone than there are with a backbone. Here is a good site to find out about some of the MANY invertebrates.

Learn about endangered animals here.

Here is some more information about birds of prey such as hawks and owls.

This is a terrific site for kids who are between the ages of 7-14 years old. The information is interesting and up-to-date. The pictures are varied and informative. There are also projects, games, stories written by other children, and NASAtoons. (You can even figure out your age and weight if you lived on the other planets!) There is such a variety of information that I think the kids would really enjoy themselves while learning.

Check out this site for lots of information about animals that live in the ocean.

Here you can find lots of information about lots of different owls. There are also some great pictures and sounds.

Dissect owl pellets of different types of owls online.

Some of you are very interested in this category so you may want to check out these pictures and read the information too.

You can click on the names of different organisms to see what they would look like and how they would act under the microscope.