Log on for a Biology Technology Adventure at http://animalsciences.
missouri.edu/biotech. You'll see what you’re made of when you learn about the human genome. Break down DNA structures into adenine, thymine, guanine and cytosine and learn about the bonds that hold these strands together. You'll discover the difference between mitosis and meiosis. Helpful diagrams explain the scientific side of cloning while Real Player videos touch on topics such as forensics, plants and diagnostics.

Have you ever been fooled by an optical illusion? At the Internet Psychology Lab at www.ipsych.com, try psychology experiments that let you explore how your brain works and how it sometimes doesn't work. In Cognition, test your reaction time and learn about the Stroop effect. Then head over to Visual Perception for some mind-bending mirages. Some of the explanations may be a little advanced, so keep a dictionary handy. Whatever you do, don't let these brainteasers give you a headache.

Kidnetic will energize you at www.kidnetic.com. Get some friends to join you in the kitchen and try out The Recipe Roundup. You'll learn how to make tasty edibles such as Wacky Wafflewiches, Sawed-off Thumbs and Savory School Paste. Feed your leftovers to your newly adopted Busy Buddy, which lives on your desktop. Whenever it needs more energy, just head back to Kidnetic to give it a boost. The InnerG game will help determine whether you know yourself inside and out. Shout out your opinion about health and nutrition topics on the message board. You'll burn some calories at Kidnetic.

Experiment with Dr. Saul's Biology in Motion at www.biologyinmotion.com. Cartoon mini-lectures cover topics such as Enzyme Characteristics and Intestinal Gas. Use interactive Flash cartoons to learn the process of digestion. You are a living creature and need energy, so learn how your body converts food molecules into energy and stores it for future use. Also see the flow of blood in the heart before it exits through the aorta. Dr. Saul will get your biology in motion.

Cookalotamus welcomes you, your family and friends to join Cooking With Kids at www.cookalotamus.com. If you activate your sniffer, you can figure out what John Sarich is cooking for dinner. Perhaps he's using one of Cookalotamus' scrumptious recipes such as Potato Gnocchi or Cheesy Stuffed Pasta. You can examine the Food Guide Pyramid to learn how to prepare food that will help you to have a healthy body. Remember to keep an adult nearby while you cook, just in case you need a little assistance.

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