| TEACHER RESOURCES |
| Teachnet.Com:
Lesson Ideas |
Choose the Science area link from the Teachnet page for excellent
lesson plans and ideas. |
| AskERIC Lesson
Plans |
AskERIC has excellent lesson plans in the science link. |
| Kathy
Schrock's Guide for Educators |
Excellent site for all classrooms! If
you haven't seen this page, visit it.. Many of the science links
are lesson plan
sites, while others are just great science sites. |
| Access Excellence |
Biology Teaching and
Learning: This site offers many, many
science-related materials, including a national program that matches
biology teachers with scientists online. Also available: Activities
Exchange, which links you to classroom activities created by teachers. |
| BJ
Pinchbeck - Science |
BJ Pinchbeck's Homework
Helper: The link here takes you directly
to the fantastic Science Links page. |
| National Science Teachers Association |
National science teachers' professional organization |
| STUDENT
RESOURCES |
| Center
for Genetics and Society |
Interesting site for biology classes. |
| Electronic
Historical Publications - Home Page |
If you're interested
in science history, this site is for you. 19th
CENTURY SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN contains volumes of the magazine from
1845 to 1859, as well as interesting features such as identifying
a mystery inventor. The site is not connected with the Scientific
American magazine currently being published. |
| MSTE applets |
Science applets included |
| Virtual
Frog Dissection Kit Version 2.0 |
Frog Dissection: (A
little slow, but neat.) |
| NASA K-12 Internet:
Live from the Hubble Space Telescope |
Live from the Hubble
Space Telescope: Great links out to
images, live video, etc. |
| Welcome to The Natural History
Museum |
Natural History Museum: Good
site. |
| Federal Resources
for Educational Excellence - Science |
Federal Resources for
Educational Excellence: This site gathers
and organizes federal government resources for use in the classroom. Check
out the MANY links. |
| Science Resources |
Educational Resources: Another LONG listing of science resource
sites. Try to look it over. |
| Science News Online - The
Weekly Newsmagazine of Science |
Science News Online: A web-based version of a weekly science
magazine; also gives access to an archive of articles from
the early years of the publication. |
| Other Museums Online |
Fantastic links to online
museums. You'll be amazed at the
different ones available. |
| The JASON Project |
Known as "the granddaddy of Internet curricular projects," the
JASON Project demonstrates how students can interact with scientists
in an ongoing electronic field trip. Check this one out! |
| Astronomy
Picture of the Day |
NASA provides one of
the greatest sites for education. The
basic NASA page is at NASA Homepage ; however,
one of the best sites for classroom discussion can usually be found
at the Astronomy Picture of the Day, which also features a
simple explanation from an astronomer. These pictures can be
saved as wallpaper, discussed at the beginning of Science each day,
etc. Wonderful site! |
| The Nanoworld
Home |
The Nanoworld Homepage: This site provides students with
the opportunity to see things through atomic, molecular, cellular,
and macromolecular levels. Students will love the image gallery. |
| The Why Files |
The Why Files is
a neat site that tries to keep students informed and help them
build a strong foundation in science, math,
engineering, and technology. Billed as "Science Behind the
News." |
| The Electronic Zoo |
The Electronic Zoo: Contains
worlds of information on members of the animal kingdom |
| CELLS alive! |
Cells Alive!: Features
downloadable clips, animation, and graphics of parasites and bacteria. |
| Solar System
Live |
Solar System Live: Track asteroids or comets, etc. Great
pictures! |