a great general interest science mag. used to sit in the school library and read back-issues of this for fun. well, that was before the internet, clearly.
from claytonhowl - liked from cispark's entry 
pixeljedi liked this entrypixeljedi - Great magazine. I read the issue cover to cover when it comes in the mail!
I have played Gregor Samsa in drama in high school. I know, it is strange to play a cockroach but it was a pleasure for me from canakay rfranc liked this entryCompleted in 2003, the Human Genome Project (HGP) was a 13-year project coordinated by the U.S. Department of Energy and the National Institutes of Health. During the early years of the HGP, the Wellcome Trust (U.K.) became a major partner; ... from higgsboson I like the applied nature of biology, in that the rules we learn about in chemistry are manifested in living creatures. This is not meant to spark a creationism vs. evolution debate, but biology does take the rules of chemistry and apply them in elegant, complex ways. from walter littlegenius - i like only the interesting, mystery part of biology
Science Teacher? Home Schooling? Student? Or, are you trying to better understand the latest science news? This site is designed for you! At Eureka ! Science we believe learning is fun and science is endlessly fascinating. from evelynsaenz 
A claymation ICT assignment by Tamara and Leanne about the life cycle of a frog. After watching this video my children spent hours creating frogs and tadpoles out of play dough. Wonderful activity to add to the Frog Unit Study from evelynsaenz Printable crosswords and matching games to reinforce biology concepts and vocabulary. from evelynsaenz cjeyez10 liked this entry
Sing a song to learn about photosynthesis. K-12 song for musically inclined learners. from evelynsaenz frosty liked this entryFun little creatures that can actually make neat little pets as long as you're careful and don't keep any species that could actually kill you! :D from cless