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» DragonflyTV - Real kids get interactive, energy-packed opportunities to do real science activities, based on Twin Cities Public Television's new science series DragonflyTV.
» Eureka TV - The BBC's pop science show has simple experiments to do at home, information on high and low tech, and an episode guide.
» Life's Greatest Miracle - NOVA uses stunning inside-the-body photography and state-of-the-art computer animation to show the making of a human life from conception to birth. Also learn about how cells divide and how the sex of an egg is determined.
» Newton's Apple - Whether its a question about dinosaurs or space travel, robot camp or car engines, this PBS show finds the answer. The site has info on episodes, multimedia science resources, and "try this at home" simple experiments
» Nova - Nova revolves around a simple premise: the world of science is exciting. From ants to aliens, this weekly documentary series probes the far reaches of earth, sea and stars.
» Real Science! - A PBS program designed for kids ages 10-16 interested in science careers.
» Scientific American Frontiers - From alien invasions to the bionic body, the PBS series with host Alan Alda explores science with a fun perspective. Site has a tv schedule, details and past and future shows.
» The Big Bang - Strange but true, burning questions, puzzles and tricks are all online with CiTV's science series.
» The Blue Planet - The BBC series about life in the oceans, from the tropics to the poles. Includes Blue Planet Challenge stars, games, and factfiles.
» The Bod Squad - Learn about your body with the three hosts from TVO's Bod Squad. Features recipes and downloads.
» UnderTheWaves - 13-part video series shot on a tropical island presents lessons about marine life. Includes crew and credits information, episode previews, and fish facts.
» Weather Dude - The educational Weather page for kids, parents and teachers from Nick Walker of The Weather Channel.