AMNH: Ology
| It’s Tuesday, and time for Science in our Homeschooling Class. This mornings Recommended Website: is AMNH: Ology. If you have used this resource can you let me know what you thought of the website and why? AMNH: Ology The suffix “ology” refers to the study or a particular field or academic discipline. At this website sponsored by the American Museum of Natural History you can explore archaeology, marine biology, paleontology, and other fields of science such as genetics, astronomy, biodiversity, earth science, physics and more! When you get to the site, you may be overwhelmed with all of the fun choices. Explore some of the following fields of science: Archaeology – See if you can find the lost Spanish mission. Astronomy – Go on a solar system scavenger hunt. Biodiversity – Play a game to learn about the plants and animals in an African rain forest. Earth – Grow rock candy and meet some geologists. Genetics – Become a DNA detective or take a mystery photo challenge. Marine Biology – Journey to deep sea events. Paleontology – Meet T. Rex and the strange members of his family tree. Physics – Learn more about Albert Einstein. Water – Solve story puzzles to find out how things live in the Arctic. And more! You can also explore by activity: games, stories, hands-on activities and videos. There are many engaging educational games and activities on this site to bring out the “Ologist” in you! And back on the home page, the “Find Stuff to See and Do” link will bring you to the list of programs found at the museum. |
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Glenda C.
Glenda Cates is the owner/ operator of The Mommies Reviews as well as Branding BeyondBlogging.biz I am married to my high school sweetheart David Cates Jr. We have a son Charles who own Charlies Reviews. We have 3 dogs. I love to read, swim and shop. As well as play Soccer with my son. We reside in Dallas/ Fort Worth, Texas. Where I work with local business through my company Frogs where I offer Events, Business Building and Networking Services. To teach people how to run a business with a family and friends without breaking the bank in new and unusual ways.
