Posts Tagged ‘ animals ’
Train your dog and let him teach you about dog anatomy, dog art, stories about dogs, and more. Dog psychology can be part of your science lessons.
Read More »
Free lessons on how to draw horses. Learn to ride and care for a horse. Find out about prehistoric horses. Throw a horsy party. Find great horse stories.
Read More »
Information and More! Animals in General All About Animals This way to amazing animal stories, poetry and art and loads more info. Tell us why you love animals, and send us your poems and pictures, too. Animal Exploration: See Who’s Out There An exciting look at the animals in the world around us with...
Read More »
Find out more about wolves and the role they play in the ecosystem. Help save wolves from being slaughtered. Adopt a wolf Help save wolves from senseless slaughter. Enables Defenders of Wildlife to fight in court to keep vital federal protections for wolves in the Greater Yellowstone and Northern Rockies region. BoomerWolf University A...
Read More »
I allow Ann to work on this website to keep me in the style I've come to enjoy. ~Sleepy Zeise. Cat mythology, history, biology, behavior, conservation, and responsible cat ownership.
Read More »
Inside the Human Body Anatomy Arcade A fun interactive site with games that will help you learn the formal names, say, of muscles, bones, and such. Games organized by body system. You need to be a good enough reader so that terms like “pituitary gland” and “deltoid” don’t throw you. Anatomy of the Human...
Read More »
Frogs are disappearing at an alarming rate. Find out how you can help save these amphibians. Learn about keeping frogs as pets, frog hibernation, life as a tadpole, and more. How to Make and Origami Frog The Celebrated Jumping Frog of Calaveras County Mark Twain’s story of how the famous Jumping Frog contest came to be....
Read More »
Learn about creatures of the deep and shallow tide pools: whales, sharks, sea otters, jelly fish and creatures of ancient seas. Websites recommended by your Homeschool Guide.
Read More »
For kids who have pet fish or enjoy catching or learning about all sorts of fish animal biology. Aquarium Fish Finding Nemo in Your Home Turning a child’s impulsive enthusiasm into a lasting hobby requires a realistic understanding of what keeping a clownfish in a marine aquarium setup really involves. Mapping Fish Habitats at...
Read More »
Dinosaurs for Kids Which came first, the chicken or the egg? Answer at end of this page. Dinosaurs and Other Monsters A 99-page colorful Special Edition from Scientific American to read on A to Z and learn all about dinosaurs. Games & Adventures Dinosaur Party Plan Decorations, games, and recipes for a fun —...
Read More »
Take a dinosaur field trip to museums, exhibits and digs where you can go to see real dinosaurs and other prehistoric creatures up close.
Read More »
Virtual microscopes for kids. Zoom in real close to view plant and animal cells. Learn how to use a microscope. Find out which microscopes homeschoolers buy.
Read More »
Insect and bug activities for children. Learn interesting facts about insects using bug science activities, crafts, games, printouts and more.
Read More »
A kids place to study about worms by keeping them in a cool compost bin. Also known as vermicomposting. From your Homeschooling Guide.
Read More »
Relics of the past “Many dead animals of the past changed to fossils, others preferred to become oil. In some rocks you can find the fossil footprints of fishes.” From Kids Quotes Discovering Fossils An education resource dedicated to British fossils, fossil collecting locations and the geology of the UK. Has a nice section showing how...
Read More »
Rainforests are extremely important in the ecology of the Earth. The plants of the rainforest generate much of the Earth’s oxygen. Amazon Interactive Plan and manage a locally-controlled ecotourism project. Can you make ecotourism sustainable? Auckland Zoo: McDonald’s Rainforest Explore the zoo and its unusual collection of animals. Be sure to stop in “Fun...
Read More »
It’s Twins! ~ Hummingbird Nest When we returned from our “Spring Break” vacation at the end of March, we found that a hummingbird was busy building its nest in the camellia bushes just a few feet from our front door. I’ve been taking photos when the parent is away. Come take a look. I’ll update with...
Read More »
If you are interested in joining our mailing list, please submit your email below.