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A cheap $10 DIY microscope for smartphones and tablets
A project on Makezine.com has a great tutorial on how to create a microscope using the lens from a cheap laser pointer and a few other materials from your local hardware store.
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SimplePhysics: Build stable structures using the laws of physics
The main focus in SimplePhysics is building. You create structures that are capable of withstanding a particular force.
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The LittleBits classroom kit of electronic modules
LittleBits are a company that develops simple electrical components that snap together using magnets.
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The Celestron Wi-Fi microscope for Apple and Android devices
The Celestron Wi-Fi Microscope is a high quality, handheld microscope capable of transmitting live video and photographs to your iPad or Android tablet.
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Solar Walk is a 3D environment for navigating through our solar system
Solar Walk takes you up into space on an adventure through and around the planets in our solar system.
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The Elements is the only periodic table you’ll ever need
Every now and again an app comes along that truly makes itself at home on the iPad.
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See a map of all the nuclear power plants in the world
Every year, the world is slowly becoming more green when it comes to energy production.
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Watch the ISS camera stream live from your classroom
The International Space Station is a huge science lab in the stars, and home to many astronauts from around the world.
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Great ideas for outdoor adventure with Wild Time
In a world dominated by technology, sometimes children need a gentle reminder to go outside and play instead of glued to a TV or computer screen.
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Learn all about cells with Kids Discover
If you’ve used a Kids Discover app before, then you’ll quickly know how the cells version works.
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Build a virtual forest by staying focused and avoiding smartphone distractions
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Unsplash: A directory of free, high-resolution photographs
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Hemingway app recommends edits to improve your writing
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Maps.Me is an offline map solution for anywhere in the world
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Plickers: An innovative way of conducting polls and quizzes in your classroom