Ask An Earth
Scientist- Experts at the University of Hawaii answer questions related
to earth science.
EarthForce- Interactive
exhibit about the earth's movements. From the Franklin Institute Science
Museum.
Earthquakes for Kids ...
and Grownups- Interesting and amazing facts, historic earthquake information,
science fair project ideas, frequently asked questions and a comprehensive
list of links for learning about earthquakes, faults and plate tectonics.
From the U.S. Geological Survey.
Exploring the Environment- More
than a dozen interactive studies related to the environment. For middle
and high school students. Includes teacher guides for classroom use.
Geologic
Time- A kid-friendly explanation of deep time.
Pacific Ocean- A
source for those who are interested in the Pacific Ocean and the animal
life found there.
Recycle City- Find out
what happens to garbage and why recycling is important. Includes a game
and other activities.
Science with NOAA Research-
Provides in-depth information about storms, atmosphere, fisheries, the
Great Lakes, oceans, and El Nino. Material written expecially for middle
school students.
Volcanoes Online-
Learn about volcanoes, plate tectonics and visit volcanoes around the
world. Lots of colorful illustrations, activities to do at home, games
to play, and a glossary.
Water Science for Schools-
Information on the many aspects of water, along with pictures, data, maps,
and an interactive center where you can give opinions and test your water
knowledge.