Science

Coelho Curriculum Connections 

Amusement Park Physics (Annenberg/CPB)

Funderstanding Roller Coaster

Roller Coaster Physics

Biomes (Grade 5 Links)

World Biome Map

Biomes of the World:  MGBnet.net

The World's Biomes:  UCMP

Blue Planet Biomes

Animals Terms  (proper terms for a grouping of animal as well as their sounds, offspring and gender)

Biome Expedition (Grade 5)

Cells (Grade 8 Links)

Plant Cells (Grade 6 Links)

DNA:  The Basics and Beyond (from University of Utah)

Earth Science  (from PBS) (Grade 8)

Electricity and Magnetism (Grade 5 Links)

The Five Kingdoms   (Links)

The Human Body (Links)

Landform Sites:

Topozone

Discovery Channel

Fossweb

Nasa ISS EarthKAM!  (Pictures taken the International Space Station & Space Shuttle from 1996 to present))

Contour Maps Menu

Marine Animals (Links)

Matter (Grade 5 Links)

Microscopy

Small World (Nikon Microscopy)

Scanning Electron Microscope (from Museum of Science - includes cool links)    

Musical Plates (Earthquakes and Volcanos)

Periodic Tables (Grade 7 Links)

Ponds (Links)   

 Food Chain / Food Web (Links)

Rocks and Minerals (Grade 5 Links)

Rock Cycle (Links)

Simple Machines

Simple Machines (The Franklin Institute, Philadelphia)

Elements of Machines (Boston Museum of Science)

Simple Machines (Interactive Activities from EdHeads)

The Universe and Space (Grade 6 Links)

Virtual Photosynthesis Lab

Water Cycle (Links)

Watersheds (Grade 5 Links)

Science Fair Sites

Science Sites

4000 Years of Women in Science 
Includes biographies of women scientists ... biographies differ in length and detail - from the University of Alabama
1001 Periodic  Table and Chemistry Quizzes 
These interactive quizzes are arranged by grade (K-12) and subject matter. 
Bill Nye, the Science Guy
Highlights from his television show 
Boston Museum of Science Current Science & Technology Center            Boston Museum of Science  
The recent CST section aims to be a online destination for news on science, health and the environment.  

Exploring Leonardo  (Inventor's Workshop relates to simple machines)

Cool Science for Curious Kids
From the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, invites kids to explore biology 
Discover Engineering - students can explore the work of engineers in all fields
The Earth Explorer
A NASA resource center - includes Exploring the Environment and student and teacher sites 
Explore Chemical History
Interesting site from the Chemical Heritage Foundation (includes a link for classroom resources) 

Exploring Earth 

Explore the World of Earth Science - from TERC, the NSF, and McDougall-Littell includes 100 visualizations and animations
Fear of Physics
A friendly, non-technical place for you to come and "play" with the laws of physics for a while - modules of interest include "Earth, Moon and Sun" or "Make that (basketball) Shot" 
The Franklin Institute Online
Interactive site - check out the Learning Resources as well as the current exhibits 
Great Sites for Great Kids
links to Animals, Nature, Science & Space
How Stuff Works
Online explanation of how "stuff" works  

Inventions/Inventors

Kid's Cafe   Guide for Elementary to High School Young Inventors

Invention Convention from MIT

Zoom Inventors and Inventing (1300's to present by Enchanted Learning)

US Patent Office

National Inventor's Hall of Fame

Top 10 African American Inventors (Scholastic)

Patent Links   (Mississippi Library Commission)

Strange Matter Exhibit (Site shows how raw materials are turned products or you can compare the strength of different materials ... from the Ontario Science Center)

How Everyday Things are Made (Introductory website for kids and adults showing how various items are made. It covers over 40 different products (from jelly beans to airplanes and their manufacturing processes, also includes almost 4 hours of manufacturing video from Stanford University) 

Encyclopedia Smithsonian
FAQs on the Smithsonian and links for everything from Arts to Zoology 
Jefferson Labs
Student Zone:  includes homework helpers and online games and activities 
Kids Science Page
From the U.S. Dept. of Agriculture - several links for kids 
Medical Mysteries
Online medical mystery game from Rice University ...  this game invites students to solve mysteries about infectious diseases ....  
Miami Museum of Science
Exhibits include Microbes, the "Atoms" Family and Smithsonian Exhibitions 
NeMO (New Millennium Observatory) - Student can observe and monitor changes in the ocean floor at Axial Seamount on the Juan de Fuca Ridge in the Pacific Ocean
Nutrition Explorations
From the National Dairy Council - sections for Kids, Parents and Teachers 
Ology
From the Museum of Natural History, includes genetics, paleontology and astronomy sites 
Packetville -  from CISCO --- an online village to encourage students interest in math, science and technology.  Packets Riders for ages 8-11 and HackerBusters for ages 12-14. 
Pacific Science Center - online links relating to Space, Physics of Music and much more
Particle Adventure    &    QuarkDance
Explore the world of particle physics through interactive tours of quarks, neutrinos, antimatter, and other intriguing particles.  QuarkDance has links to other "fun" sites. 
Planet-Science
  Games, Resources, Ideas for Parents, Teachers, Students and under 11
Powers of 10                    Powers of 10 
  From the Molecular Expressions Website .. view the Milky Way from 10 million light years from Earth (10+23 meters) into the subatomic universe of electrons and protons at 1 fermi (10-15 meters).    In addition, this site links to lots of scientific information about how important the microscope is to researchers. There’s a gallery of fascinating color photos taken through various microscope of everything from birthstones and antibiotics to a hamburger and fries.
Sandlot Science
Art & Illusion, Mystery Games, Visual Illusions, Nature's Illusions, Eye on Illusions, and much more ....
San Francisco Exploratorium
The links include Solar Eclipse, the Solar System, Hubble, Sport Science among others 
 Science Snacks online - San Francisco Exploratorium
Miniature versions of the more popular exhibits at the Exploratorium
Science Master
Links to space, earth, life, and physical sciences as well as technology.
Science Net Links
Interactive links (by grade level) on  a variety of science topics
Science News for Kids                      Science News Online
Unique features of the site include appealing, easy-to-read snapshots of
scientific research, an inside track on science fairs, a chance to work with
a well-known science fiction author, and opportunities to solve puzzles, do
experiments, take part in polls, and ask questions of scientists and
reporters.
Strange Matter
Discover the secrets of everyday stuff ... Zoom Inside Stuff, Transform Stuff, Crush Stuff and Improve Stuff ... (A traveling exhibit developed by the Ontario Science Center.  It is scheduled to be at the Boston Museum of Science - October 2, 2004 through January 3, 2005)
Scienceworks Museum (in Victoria, Australia) --- Visit the Planetarium, Check out Scientists and Discovery, plus other online exhibits
Theater of Electricity
From the Boston Museum of Science 
Thinking Fountain
From the Science Museum of Minnesota... a treasure trove of resources.   
Try Science
From the NY Hall of Science and IBM 
Weather Links

The Weather Channel 

Accu Weather

Hurricane Alley

Windows into Wonderland - Virtual travels into Yellowstone National Park
The Yuckiest Site on the Internet
Great site for science information and fun 
Science Games

Build a Prairie

Who Wants to Win a Million Dollars (Math and Science from Jefferson Labs)

Quia Science Quizzes (quizzes about plants, geology, animal classifications,
ecosystems, forces and motion, and body systems)

Environmental History Timeline  Includes environmental issues that have plagued civilizations from ancient to recent times

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