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Clean Up the River is an interactive recycling game for primary school students, brought to you by Clean Up Australia. ...read more »
KidsClick is a search engine for kids created by librarians which guides guides young users to valuable and age appropriate web sites. ...read more »
Energy Quest, by the California Energy Commission, is a fun way to learn about energy, with games and links, tips on saving energy, science projects, solar facts, how things work, a movie room, and more. ...read more »
PrimaryResources.co.uk is a very good website with free lesson plans, activity ideas, and resources for primary teachers (and not too bad for parents, too!) ...read more »
The highly regarded magazine has a comprehensive website with articles, news and podcasts on topics such as: space, biology, environment, energy and more. ...read more »
The official website of Discovery Channel's 'How Stuff Works' Program, this is a great to place to learn about science, technology, animals, geography, health and more. Watch video clips, find facts and ask questions! ...read more »
This site helps you to learn how to save water at home, in the garden and at school. Play the Mission H2O game, where you move through the house and discover water-saving tips! ...read more »
ABC Environment has news and information covering a comprehensive range of environment topics: energy, food, forests, climate change, pollution, waste, water, and more... Great for older students. ...read more »
Planet Ark works to show people the many ways they can reduce their day to day impact on the environment - at home, at work and in the community. Planet Ark's campaigns include: National Recycling Week, National Tree Day, and campaigns for recycling greeting cards, printer cartridges. ...read more »
The kids section of the Food and Agriculture Association of the United Nations (FAO) provides information on UN efforts and programs to alleviate hunger and poverty throughout the world. ...read more »