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From Public Libraries July/August 2020

From the National Association for the Education of Young Children

A preschool show from GBH which demonstrates computational thinking skills for preschoolers. Watch full episodes here!

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An excellent tutorial for children learning scientific concepts and how math is integrated into science.

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Offers multimedia, interactive video options to the classroom.

Includes a vast amount of resources and various links to the study of the animal kingdom as well the environments in which some they live.

Experience a simulated pond, take a virtual tour of an outdoor classroom, pond math and pond science activities, publish your adopted pond online, and chat with other K-6 students interested in pond stuff.

Great pictures of galaxies throughout our universe.

Many unique space photographs.

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An outstanding resource for kids interested in learning about volcanoes.

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