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Light: Reflection and Refraction
Watch this three-minute video to learn more about how light travels through reflection and refraction.
MyTopo
Have you ever wondered what the topography of your town is? Just enter an address to explore your town and other places on Earth with this map.
NASA's Visible Earth
Do you wonder what a typhoon looks like from space? Or how smoke and dust travel around the world? Then take a look at NASA's satellite photos of events in the Earth's atmosphere.
National Geographic Kids: Habitats
What types of habitats are needed to protect endangered species? Explore images and learn about habitats from all over the world.
National Geographic: Lithosphere
What makes the lithosphere a unique layer of earth? Follow the link to learn more about the "coolest and most rigid part of the Earth." Find images, diagrams, and an encyclopedia article. Note: Links to the maps are no longer available.
Newton's Three Laws of Motion
Whether you are at rest or moving, Newton's laws are working for you. Learn more in this six-minute video.
Northern Riffleshell Facts and Information
Mussels in Ohio? Learn about the Northern Riffleshell, a threatened and endangered species.
Optical Illusions
Click here for 123 optical illusions that teach us about our visual perceptions...and their limitations.
Our Supersized Kids
Learn about an increase in childhood obesity and how to reverse the trend in this 30-minute video from PBS.
Photosynthesis
Do you wonder how plants get energy from sunlight? Scroll through the article, use the diagrams, and test your knowledge about photosynthesis. Note: Videos are not available.
Renewable vs Non-Renewable Energy
What is the difference between renewable and non-renewable energy? Discover the advantages and disadvantages of many types of energy resources.
Science Trek: Habitats
Habitats can be fun! Learn the basics of habitats with this video!
Sun Lab
Learn about the Sun's ever-changing surface and the tools scientists use to predict solar storms in these videos and quizzes. Think you'd like to be a scientist yourself? Then check out the Meet the Experts page to see how these scientists got their start.
The Rock Cycle
Rocks can change from one form to another. Find out how in this Study Jam from Scholastic.
The Science of Energy
Explore the science of energy. Learn where energy comes from, how we use it, measure it, and more!
The Secret Lives of Plants
Read this Capstone eBook to learn more about photosynthesis. If you're at home, you'll need your school's INFOhio username/password. If you don't know it, find it on INFOhio's Get Password page.
The Water Cycle
Where does rain come from? Where does it go? Learn about the water cycle using interactive diagrams.
Tools of Predation
Join the Cleveland Museum of Natural History at the Perkins Wildlife Center and learn more about the unique physical adaptations and the interesting dietary preferences of predators.
Vertebrate Zoology Collections
Assistant Curator of Vertebrate Zoology, Roberta Muehlheim, at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History shows us some of her favorite skeletons in this fascinating collection and talks about her important research in conserving amphibian populations in Ohio.
Weather Wiz Kids
Thunder, lightning, hurricanes, tsunamis, and more! Learn about fascinating weather phenomena from a meteorologist!