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We live in a world filled with wonders. KIDS DISCOVER brings that world to students and teachers, providing the best science and social studies content available in an engaging, fact-filled format. Enter the Natural & Social Sciences Microgrant and tell us how you bring the "wonders of the world" to your students. You could win $200 and a Flip Video camera or iPod Nano with video!

Enter by Feb. 16, 2010. Voting Feb. 18-Mar. 4. Rally as many votes as you can! The projects with the most community votes receive $200 and a Flip Video camera to iPod Nano with video to share the project in action. Recipients will be announced Mar. 8.

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