Anatomy & Biology --- Anatomía Y Biología

100 Years of Advances Against Cancer (National Cancer Institute) - Great info if you are doing a report on cancer or need a cool history topic.

All About the Heart (KidsHealth) – Did you know that the heart is a muscle?  Learn about the heart in this site.

A Big Look at the Eye (KidsHealth) – See the parts of the eye and how it works.

Biology4Kids - Learn about cells, invertebrates, vertebrates, and plants here.

Digestive System – the Food Factory (Indiana Public Library) - You can learn about many systems of the body including the digesive system.

The Ear (University of Washington) – Ever wonder how the ear works?

Epidemic! The World of Infectious Disease - This great exhibit appeared at the American Museum of Natural History in 1999, but you can see the exhibit online.

The Eye (University of Washington) – Learn about the parts of the eye and how it works.

The Eyes Have It (San Diego Natural History Museum) – This site talks about humans and animals and sight.

Kids.gov (FirstGov) - Click here for lots of sites that talk about all kinds of health and science issues, divided by grade level.

The Heart (Franklin Institute) – Learn all about the heart and blood in this online exhibit.

Hemophilia: The Royal Disease - Read about how hemophilia spread throughout the royal houses of Europe, and learn some genetics at the same time.

How Genetic Disorders Are Passed From Parent to Child (Mayo Clinic) - This great slide show explains genetics.

How Hearing Works (HowStuffWorks) - What? You don't know how hearing happens?

How We See (HealthyEyes) – This site, from Great Britain, talks about eyes and vision.

The Human Brain (Franklin Institute) – Find out everything you need to know about the human brain.

Inside the Respiratory System (Saskatchewan Lung Association) - This site offers info about the lungs for all age groups.

Let’s Hear it for the Ear! (KidsHealth) – More information about hearing is here.

Let’s Learn About Your Heart (Minneapolis Heart Institute Foundation) – Learn how your heart works and how to keep it healthy at this site.

Looking at Your Lungs (KidsHealth) - Find out how the lungs work.

Neuroscience for Kids (U of Washington) – Learn all about the brain and the nervous system at this site.

Organ Donation and Transplantation (Upstate NY Transplant Services) - Learn all about organ donation and transplants at this site.

Oxygen Delivery System (Franklin Institute) - Learn more about lungs and how they work.

PediHeart Kid Zone  (Pediheart) - Learn about the heart, explore a few of the common congenital conditions and ask questions.

The Respiratory System (Indianapolis Marion County Public Library) - Great information about how our lungs work here.

Your Respiratory System (DiscoveryKids) - The "yuckiest site on the Internet" has created this information.

ScienceNews for Kids: The Human Body - Read more about the body at this site.

Sense of Sight (DiscoveryKids) - Find out why this is in the 'yuck stuff' section of DiscoveryKids.

Sexual Reproduction:How Babies Are Made (Kids' Health) - Here are the facts.

Smell 101 (Sense of Smell Institute) - Great site to learn all about how we smell.

Virtual Frog Dissecting Activity (Lawrence Berkekely National Lab) – Try dissecting a frog at this site – you can learn without killing an animal.

Your Heart (Kids' Health) - Learn about the parts and pieces of the heart and how they work.

ANATOMÍA Y BIOLOGÍA

Exploratorium - Estas ilusiones ópticas y experimentos de percepción te muestran cómo funciona tu sentido de la visión. Se necesita el programa Flash o Shockwave para verlos.

ICARITO – El Cuerpo Humano - En esta enciclopedia escolar virtual encontrarás enlaces a información sobre los distintos sistemas de tu cuerpo: el sistema digestivo, nervioso, óseo, y muchos más. Incluye excelentes láminas y animaciones.

Kidshealth - Bajo el titulo ‘Mi cuerpo’ encontrarás enlaces a información sobre tu piel, tu corazón, tus huesos, tu aparato digestivo y más.

Modelo Virtual de Disección de la Rana - Aquí puedes disecar una rana en tu computadora sin hacerle daño a ninguna criatura. Es una manera divertida de hacer un estudio de los órganos internos de este anfibio.

Zona Médica - La Piel - Con esta diagrama de la piel humana verás como se ve tu piel de muy, muy cerca.

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