Ever wondered how a telescope helps you see stars and planets? And how it works?
How Does A Telescope Work?
Thursday, March 20, 2008
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A COLLECTION OF ANIMATED VIDEOS AND MOVIES FOR USE IN K-12 EDUCATION FOR TEACHERS,STUDENTS AND PARENTS TAKEN FROM VARIOUS SITES ON THE NET.
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Students can readily find resources here to aid self-study. EDUCATIONAL VIDEOS,INTERACTIVE S AND ANIMATED VIDEOS pertaining to K-12 from around the web are being categorized to form an online library and it is available FREE to anyone wanting to improve their grades or simply for anyone to improve their general knowledge. Do use the COMMENTS section to let me know if you need any particular videos to be added.More resources can be found at http://www.homeworkhelptutor.blogspot.com/
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