Draco Productions--Junior Astronomer Pages

The Junior Astronomer Pages include links to sites that cover chemistry, biology, and ecology, among other topics. The well-rounded astronomer first seeks knowledge of his own world. The resources found here may be applied by the individual, the home school, or for the classroom. Fun sites are included along with primarily educational sites, and resources cover a wide range of activities, from coloring books to help with the Periodic Table.

	ASTRONOMY RESOURCES FOR YOUNG ASTRONOMERS AGES 4-8

	An Introduction to Constellations
	Make Your Own Constellation
	Name the "Moonths"




	EDUCATIONAL AND FUN RESOURCES FOR YOUNG ASTRONOMERS AGES 4-8


	The Children's Butterfly Site

	ASTRONOMY RESOURCES FOR ASTRONOMERS AGES 9-12

	Constellation Myths
	Retrograde Motion
	Eclipses
	"Ask the Astronomers"
	United States Naval Observatory --rich site

	EDUCATIONAL AND FUN RESOURCES FOR ASTRONOMERS AGES 9-12

	Science Fair Project Tips
	WebElements (Chemistry)
	USGS Index of Web Sites (Biology; Earthquakes; Environmental; Geology; Hazards; Mapping; Volcanos; Water Resources) Science Fair Project Statistics Sources

	GENERAL EDUCATIONAL RESOURCES FOR FUN AND LEARNING

	The Space Place
	Build an Eclipse/Sunspot Viewer
	Wildlife and Habitat Adoption Programs for Classes or Individuals

	Take an active part in feeding hungry people throughout the world. (This is a good class project or school contest.) Corporate sponsors make donations each day that you click. You can only click once per day to count. Students who choose to use home computers to participate become active participants in solving the world's hunger problems.

	EDUCATIONAL AND FUN RESOURCES FOR THE HOME OR CLASSROOM

	Illustrated Short Story -- "History of a Visitor from Space" with Test and Discussion Sheet for Review
	Young Astronauts (NASA Sponsored Program)
	Outdoor Sundials
	Junior Hangman Game
	(This is a good class project, contest, or home school activity.) Corporate sponsors make donations each day that you click. You can only click once per day to count. Students who use home computers to participate become active participants in helping to solve the world's hunger problems. Children can make a difference! Visit the corporate sponsors to look for gifts and personal items. Supporting the companies through sales allows them to be able to afford donating more food to the people who need it most.