Kids Links
Books:
Kidsreads.com
Teenreads.com
Business:
eBiz4Teens.
National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship.
Streetwhiz: guide to young investors.
Tek.Xam (competency exam for Internet-related businesses).
Computers:
The Geek Code
Liquid Narrative Group.
Programming:
Programming Contest problems (high school).
Curses Library.
Drawbox C++ library (simple graphics library).
Java:
Bruce Eckel's Free Electronic Book on Java.
LOGO:
Logo Foundation.
LOGO: A Turtle for the Teacher.
LOGO computer language for learners.
MSWLogo: public domain code.
MSW LOGO Introduction.
MindRover,
highly rated commercial 3d computer game that involves programming modular vehicles that compete against computers in various arenas.
"Computer Science Tapestry, 2nd Ed."
by Owen Astrachan.
Online courses and tutorials:
Online C++ course.
Free-ed.net,
has links to many online courses of all kinds, including computer language courses (C, C++, Java, Perl, etc.).
dmoz.org,
links to many online computer-related tutorials.
Robocode links:
Robocode
from IBM.
Roboleague,
collections of Robocode programs.
Sun Java Online Tutorial.
ThinkQuest.
Fun:
Aardman Studios (Wallace and Gromit and other animations).
Allmagic: site on magic.
Anagram program.
Blue Mountain electronic greetings.
Kleimo random name generator.
Lego Mindstorms.
Mind Sports Worldwide.
Morphases.com,
sophisticated software for manipulating facial images.
Origami site.
Text art.
Math:
NRICH Online Maths Club
Puzzles.
Puzzles and Problems
Problem of the Week
Science:
Bob's Rock Shop.
Discovery Online
Edmund Scientific.
eSkeletons Project: comparison of skeletons of different primates.
Greatest engineering achievements of the 20th century.
HomeSciSchool: online store for home science education.
How Stuff Works.
Jason Project (ocean-related research for students)
K-12 Science Education Web Sites.
A Look Inside the Atom.
Mammoth Net, site for young inventors.
Morehead Planterium (Chapel Hill).
The Particle Adventure.
Science News Online.
Soap Bubbles.
Society for Amateur Scientists.
Triangle Amateur Robotics
US Physics Olympiad Team.