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Project 2061 Connections — an electronic newsletter, shares Project 2061's work with the science, mathematics, and technology education community. Each issue offers an in-depth look at our current research, what we are learning, and how our findings, tools, and resources can be applied to efforts to advance science literacy.

Science Books & Film — schools and public librarians, curriculm advisors; published bi-monthly

Science Careers — Career Center Directors; published monthly except summer

Science NetLinks — teachers; published quarterly

Science Books & Films

SB&F, an AAAS publication in its 38th year, is the only critical review journal devoted exclusively to print and nonprint materials in all of the sciences for all age groups. Check out SB&F Online to learn more about this tool of the trade.

Science Netlinks:
Web Resources for Science Teachers

Science Netlinks offers tools and resources for teachers — a myriad of web resources designed to truly enhance their science lessons.
Science NetLinks is constantly adding new material and updates. Contact us with your suggestions or join our newsletter to stay current with all the latest materials and resources. Read more.

Science Signaling, the signal transduction knowledge environment

Educators and students in cell signaling can find resources that include an updated Glossary of cell signaling terms and abbreviations and digital Teaching Resources.

Kinetic City

Children can logon to Kinetic City at www.kineticcity.com for an interactive online science mission. Visit the Control Car to view the latest mission, and then perform a series of five learning activities. They then test their knowledge in the Mission to Vearth game. Over the coming years, children will be able to play a total of 60 missions, covering all 12 chapters of Project 2061's Benchmarks for Science Literacy.

Science News for Kids on EurekAlert!

This week's story is "Colors of a Feathered Dinosaur"
See also past Science for Kids stories.