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- Annenberg/CPB Projects' Learner
Online- Join other teachers and students worldwide to track the
seasonal change.
- Ask Dr. Universe- You
can ask Dr. Universe almost anything! She'll go to Washington State
University's great team of researchers for her information. She'll follow
them out to the field, or into the laboratory or library, to find your
answers.
- Bill Nye the Science Guy's Nye Labs
Online- Acts as a supplement to the popular video series. A very
entertaining and Interactive site.
- Black Hole Gang- "Meet
the Black Hole Gang, a group of four kids (and their dog, Newton) who
are crazy about science."
- Discovery Channel Online-
A fantastic site! This is one of the most active and comprehensive science
sites on Internet. Live "animal cams" seem to be everyone's
favorite section of this site.
- Encyclopedia Smithsonian-
"Links to on-line Smithsonian Resources and Answers to Frequently Asked
Questions from Art to Zoo."
- EurekAlert!- Keeps you up-to-date
on the latest news in science.
- Exploratorium- One of
the first science museums to build a site on the World Wide Web. Included
in the site are more than 10,000 Web pages and hundreds of sound and
video files, exploring hundreds of different topics.
- Explore Science- Offers
highly interactive science activities for students and educators. Also
provides you the ability to make a web page for your class.
- Funtraps- The complete how to
on fun mousetrap science projects, lesson plans, books, links etc. For
4th through to 12 grade.
- How Stuff Works- Have
you ever wondered how the engine in your car works or what makes the
inside of your refrigerator cold? Then How Stuff Works is the place
for you!
- Invention Dimension- Want
to know how to patent an idea? This site acts as a handbook for inventors.
- Lab: ABC's Online Gateway
to Science- A very fun and interactive site for both students and
teachers.
- Lab Essentials- Microscopes
and laboratory supplies Microscopes for educational, laboratory, and
inspection applications, microscope accessories, and beginners’ kits
can be found in our product line.
- MAD Scientist Network- Uses the
web to unite hundreds of scientists in a forum where people can ask
questions and learn more about the world around them.
- Mid-Atlantic Eisenhower Consortium
for Math and Science- "The Consortium's goal is to reach all
of these clients with the message about how mathematics and science
education is changing, and with information resources to support their
role in improvement. In addition, the Consortium reaches a subset of
these clients each year with more in-depth products and services."
- Mr. Science-
One of the first sites to offer online labs.
- National Science Foundation- "The
National Science Foundation is an independent U.S. government agency
responsible for promoting science and engineering through programs that
invest over $3.3 billion per year in almost 20,000 research and education
projects in science and engineering."
- Science Learning Network- The Science
Learning Network (SLN) is an online community of educators, students,
schools, science museums and other institutions demonstrating a new
model for inquiry science education.
- The Science
Songwriters' Association- Promotes the use of music in science education.
- SciCentral- "Gateway to over
50,000 scientific sites pertaining to over 120 specialties in science,
medicine and engineering. This metadirectory also includes government
and institutional listings, as well as the Commerce Business Daily and
Medline -- all free."
- Science Inquiry
Demo- Every month, this site features several Discrepant Event Demonstrations.
"These are interest-arousing and often surprising phenomena that
causes one to wonder about the science concepts being presented."
- The Science Spot- Offers lesson
plans, activities, and project ideas for middle school science educators
aligned to the Illinois Learning Standards.
- ThinkQuest- "ThinkQuest ®
is an annual contest created by Advanced Network & Services, Inc. ("Advanced
Network"). The purpose of the competition is to promote the Internet
Style of Learning - an interactive, participatory style that encourages
students to take advantage of the Internet as a constantly growing source
of information and as a powerful collaborative tool."
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