Here are some great places to go see with your family.
	The Science Place & TI Founders IMAX Theater The Science Place is about helping kids of all ages understand why and how things work -- everything from the solar system to honey bees, from dinosaurs to sound waves. It is a place where kids can use their senses of touch, sight, hearing, smell, and imagination to understand the wonders of science and mathematics. The Science Place makes learning interesting, engaging, and fun!
	TARANTULA TRAIN Journey back in time on the historic train ride.
	The Fort Worth Zoo Adopt an animal, plan a birthday party or navigate the penguin maze. Meet the koalas and kangaroos at the zoo's Outback exhibit. Find out about special upcoming events and becoming a Fort Worth Zoo member.
	Dallas World Aquarium and Zoological Garden Offering an undersea world to the landlocked, the aquarium holds 80,000 gallons of saltwater exhibits filled with sharks, stingrays, sea dragons, jellyfish, giant groupers, octopi and more.
	Fort Worth Museum of Science and History

Arlington Area:

City of Arlington

Arlington Independent School District

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Other Places to Go:

Fossil Rim Wildlife Center

Sundance Square in downtown Fort Worth

River Legacy Living Science Center 626-acre nature preserve and educational center.

Imagisphere Childrens Museum: a hand-on learning experience.

Arlington Parks

Storytime at Arlington Public Library

Creative Arts Theater: celebrating 20 years of quality children's theatre and performance education.

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Local Media:

Arlington Morning News

Fort Worth Star-Telegram

Fort Worth Child Magazine

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Parenting Pages:

Busy Bee's Beehive: the quick-tip exchange

ParentSoup: chat, boards, articles

Parent's Cafe: a network of parenting sites, created by a team of real people, who also happen to be parents.

Parents Place: chat, boards, and experts.

Milestone Charts: what you can expect from birth to age three, brought to you by Baby Center

Kidshealth

Dr. Greene's House Calls: pediatric wisdom for the information age.

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Education Pages:

Stephen Carr's http://hello.to/education: a starting point for kids, teachers, and parents.

A great site for high school and middle school social science information (a little self promotion). Mr. Cobb's Course Pages

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Sites for Moms:

The Mommy Times: dedicated to preserving the sanity of moms everywhere.

Main Street Moms: The online network for stay-at-home moms, offering support, humor, inspirational stories, great shopping, and much more.