By: Jim V., Catie Leigh L. & Keagan A. Welcome to "Excell" At Cells. We think that cells are "excellent". We hope that when you are through with this site you will be a cell "cellebrity". There are fun experiments along with facts to make your brain cells "excell." We hope you enjoy this site so much that you'll want to "cellebrate." What Are Cells? Plant Cells Animal Cells All Kinds of Different Cells D.N.A. How Viruses Effect Your Cells Activities & Bibliography About the Authors

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What are surfaces ? Surfaces are everywhere: the computer screen in front of you has a smooth surface; we walk on the surface of the earth; and people have even walked on the surface of the moon. The top of a table is a flat surface. We say the surface of a football is curved. Other examples of curved surfaces are balloons, soap bubbles, and the cell which make up our bodies and all other living things. We will learn more about all of these things.

The smell of a flower - The memory of a walk in the park - The pain of stepping on a nail. These experiences are made possible by the 3 pounds of tissue in our heads...the BRAIN!! Neuroscience for Kids has been created for all students and teachers who would like to learn about the nervous system. Explore the Nervous System The brain, spinal cord, neurons, senses, neurological disorders, drug effects...what will it be? Experiments and Activities Experiments, lesson plans, demonstration ...

Brain Eye Heart Lungs Intestine Kidney Liver Mouth Stomach Fun With Steve & Eric The Human Body Here are the links to your body. You will find out interesting facts about the human body, and we threw in a little fun too. How big is the stomach? How long is the intestine? What does the kidney do? You will find the answers and more in our page. ResourcesCopyrightE-MailGuestbook Please visit our contest sponsor page http://www.thinkquest.org/ |HOME| |Brain| |Eye| |Heart| |Lungs| |Intestine| |Kidney| |Liver| |Mouth| |Stomach| |Fun Stuff| |Resources| |Copyright| |E-Mail| |Guestbook| This page lasted edited on 03/20/98

The Anatomy Of Your Respiratory System Your lungs are amazing machines that give your body all the oxygen it needs to live. Your lungs are made up of many parts, and they are all important for your lungs to work right. Click on the parts of the lungs you want to learn about in the image below: [Mouth and Nose] [Trachea] [Bronchial Tubes] [Alveoli] [Diaphragm] © 2006 Lung Association of Saskatchewan. All Rights Reserved. Disclaimer | Privacy Statement

Main Page The Twinkle & Eyenstein Story The Amazing Eye Optical Illusions! Coloring pages! Falla's Guide to Dog Guides! Ask Twinkle & Eyenstein! Photo Album For Teachers A safe search! For Kids Homework Help I'm Twinkle! I'm Eyenstein! We're the Prevention of Blindness Mascots of the Keystone Blind Association. We visit children at schools in Mercer & Crawford counties in Western Pennsylvania. This website is all about eye safety, eye ...

Hey Kids! Thanks for dropping by. There's all kinds of fun stuff to do here for preschoolers on up. We have games, coloring pages, stories, and lots of information about living things (which is what biology is all about). Have fun and don't forget to check out the Learning Room too! By the way, we'd like to add more fun stuff to this site, but we need your help! Send us an email and tell us your animal or plant jokes, poems, projects, links, or other things you'd like ...

Explore your world with us ... Physical Sciences Table of contents Digestive System What is the digestive system? Digestion is the process by which the food and drink we consume is broken down into the smallest parts so that the body can use them to build and nourish cells and to provide energy. Why is digestion important? The things we eat, such as bread, meat and vegetables, are not in a form that the body can use directly a ...