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BAM! Body and Mind (CDC Kids' Page)
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) created this useful reference page on health for kids ages 9-13, delivered in colorful, comic book fashion. Subjects tackled include diseases, nutrition, safety, hygiene, physical activity, and even adolescent pressures. Games, quizzes, and other interactive features are used to help kids absorb the facts they need to make healthy lifestyle choices; teachers can find fun activities for students that are linked to national education standards for science and health.
http://www.bam.gov/

Innovation Odyssey
Take and insightful trip through Boston's prolific, centuries-long history of discovery on the Innovation Odyssey web site. Explore the region's pivotal roles in important advancements in education, health care, bio- and info-technologies, and other areas. Educators and private groups can also book a “living history” performance tour for their students and members (for a fee). The tours are a unique educational bus excursion through Boston in which actors portraying some of the Hub's famous inventors reenact some key moments of our innovation history.
http://www.innovationodyssey.com/

The Public Health Museum in Massachusetts
Read about the beginnings of public health as a science in America and the city of Boston's role in its development on this concise but informative site.
http://www.publichealthmuseum.org

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