Science Links
http://www.tmo.hp.com/tmo/iia/edcorner/English/index.html
Designed for college-level engineering students and professors. Has tons of experiments that can be downloaded
as well as some that are interactive on the site.
http://www.yucky.com/
Fun science site that doesn't hold back at all. Very yucky indeed and not for the weak of stomach.
Athena Earth and Space Science for K-12 has lessons and curricula dealing
with several different areas of science.
http://www.MonarchWatch.org/
Talks about Monarch butterfly anatomy, migration patterns, etc. Also compares and contrasts anatomies of butterflies
and moths.
http://mars.jpl.nasa.gov/
Fairly high-ed and technical, but a very informative site. Tells all the details of the Mars Pathfinder mission
as well as the next three planned Mars missions. Lots of diagrams, images and technical specs.
http://whale.wheelock.edu/
Has curricula and activities for teachers and lets students track the movements of whales and other marine mammals
based on global positioning satellites.
http://www.kaytee.com/discovery/
A well put together site with lots of good information about birds (habitat, anatomy, eating habits, etc.). Discusses
endangered and extinct birds and more.
PBS' Nova Online deals with numerous science topics.
The Discovery Channel's Web site has lots of interesting articles and activities
for students and teachers.
Windows to the Universe is an excellent science site with info on Earth
science, space science, historical figures in science and much more.
http://www.kn.pacbell.com/cgi-
bin/listApps.pl?/Environmental&Studies&Science
Good listing of Web sites dedicated to Ecology and Environmental Science.
Dan's Wild Wild Weather Page is a great site for young students. It
explains weather terms and concepts in easily understood terms. There is also an "Ask Dan" Q and A section.
The official Sea World/Busch Gardens site has lots of good resources. We
like the "Animal Bytes" section that has essential information on numerous land and sea animals.
"Views of the Solar System" is a very informative site dealing
with the solar system.
Mad Scientist Network is an interesting concept: people e-mail questions and
one of a network of scientists who contribute will answer it. There are archives of questions, links and more.
The Why? Files has interesting news and archived articles about different
issues and topics in science.
The Science Learning Network.
The always cool Bill Nye the Science Guy.
http://kidscience.miningco.com/
Good general science resource site that has articles, experiments and more.
Science Whatzit answers scientific questions from "What
makes electric eels electric?" to "Why do leaves turn color in the fall?"
http://www.cellsalive.com/
Cool biology site that has information on cells, bacteria, viruses and more.
http://www.kidshealth.org/index2.html
Important health information for kids and parents.
Science Education Gateway has lessons for different
age groups covering areas of science such as weather, light, the solar system and more.
http://www.challenger.org/
Resources and news pertaining to space science.
http://128.174.172.76/isgsroot/dinos/dinos_home.html
Dino Russ' Lair is a good site for dinosaur info and links.
Human Anatomy Online is an interactive biology site.
Life, the Universe and Everything: good science link site (biology,
astronomy, geology, etc.)
Neuroscience for Kids. It sounds intimidating,
but it's a good site that covers the brain, nervous system and more.
The Virtual Frog Dissection Kit.
The Virtual Zoo.
Earthweek Classroom Companion talks about environmental
issues in the news and has puzzles, resources, lessons and more. Updated weekly.
National Geographic Online.
Cody's Science Education Zone. Good site for
science teachers with lessons, ideas, issues and more.
Mr. Warner's Cool Science has lots of good links.
Ooey Cooey Recipes for the classroom.
Reeko's Mad Scientist Lab has some cool
experiments for kids.
Little Shop of Physics. A pretty cool physics site with exeriments,
brainteasers, answers to e-mail questions and more.
Physics 2000. Another good physics site with good info and
interactive applets.
Living Things has lots of good general biology info and links to
tons of related sites.
The Microbe Zoo. Lots of interesting information about
microorganisms.
The Great Plant Escape. Kids can learn about plants by solving
a series of mystery games.
Optics for Kids deals with the science of light.
http://hum.amu.edu.pl/~zbzw/glob/glob1.htm
Pretty cool Site that lets you create maps to show average precipitation, snowfall, cloud cover and more.
http://www.mobot.org/MBGnet/just_kids.html
Informative site dealing with the various types of ecosystems on earth (tundra, rainforest, etc.)
Newton's Apple has lessons and experiments that can be used
in conjunction with or independent of the award-winning TV show.
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