Astra didn't want to just give you a list of links to look at. The sites are not rated, but anything on this page is bound to be a HIT, especially with grade-school children. Sometimes sites for grownups can be confusing or stuffed with so much information, we just get a head ache looking at it. So this site is for the future generation of scientists, explorers, inventors and artists! Bookmark this page so you can come back and look at the other sites in this listing. I think you'll have so much fun here, you'll want to come back, again and again!
Astronomy for Kids - from ThinkQuest Jr.
Designed by Elementary Students! Virtual telescope, questions, eclipse animation, etc.
Planets, Facts, Send a Postcard to a Friend
A very large site that lets you add to your knowledge as you get smarter. There are quizzes and puzzles to help you grow !
A large site for young astronomers of all ages. There's so much stuff to look at here, you'll love it. Free, on-line astronomy classes (Astra hasn't tried any), News, Teacher's Corner and more.
A link by request from a young astronomer in Colorado looking for aurora borealis information:
Northern Lights - Aurora Borealis Information - from Del-Mar Designs
A site sent to Astra from a young astronomer:
Astronomy from your Patio - from MJJ market umbrellas
CosmicKids - Hubble Space Telescope
This Hubble Telescope page looks interesting.
Here's a Space Place just for you! Play games and learn about NASA
European Space Agency's Kids, "Our Universe"
StarChild - Learning Center for Young Astronomers
From NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, site contains two levels, question of the month, excellent information on astronomy, and even has sound files, so you can just listen.
Did you know that math is the power behind Astronomy? Making calculations is so important in astronomy that before the age of computers, people were employed as human computers. By request, here's site that will help you improve your math skills.
Tutorbot - Over 100 different games! Choose your own character and improve your skill. Used by schools and parents!
An Amateur Astronomy club in Lucas, OH
Learn a bit of Astronomy and enjoy some jokes
Surfing the Net with Kids : Astronomy and Space Travel
Top children's sites from Los Angelos Times' Barbara J. Feldman. Below the astronomy links are her picks in other areas
Here's an exercise where you learn how large the sun and planets are compared to each other, and how far away they really are. Share this with your teacher.
Astronomy for Kids - from Rochester for Kids (New York)
Facts, Dictionary, Question and Answer Board (From KidsOutaControl)
SuperKids Software Review of Astronomy
Software Review provides reviews of children's software by parents, teachers, and kids.
Play Astronomy Games on the Web, Flashcards, interactive.
KidGrid Safe-Sites-Only Internet Search and Directory
Standard Bookmarks, Search for Safe-Programs-Only, Etc. (Haven't tried it myself, sorry)
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