Black Hole Gang
Explore lots of science topics from the rainforest to the Periodic Table of the Elements
to microscopes. You click on different characters and follow the hidden links to
information about all kinds of science. Teachers can also find resources at this site. |
BrainPop
"This amazing site has cartoons, activities, and movies to tell you
all bout your body, senses, diseases, electricity, waves, the water cycle, our solar
system, and lots more!" Requires ShockWave. |
The Cryptozoology Authority
Evolution, creation, dinosaurs, and cryptozoology. Do any of these subjects pique your
interest? A new Website has been introduced to the world wide web, and it's a site you
won't want to miss. Deemed "Fascinating" by Crimsonlight's President and CEO,
Jake Rinard, the Cryptozoology Authority is the next step in accurate, informative, and
unbiased science. |
Ed's Aquatics
Devoted to biology and ecology
awareness and education through the use of a inexpensive classroom aquarium. Easy,
non-technical method assures success at any grade level. |
Extreme Science
"The biggest, the baddest, and the best in the natural world are all gathered at this
site. Includes pictures, info, types of scientists who study these phenomena, and where to
go for more information." |
Discovery Kids
"Hey Discovery Kids! Welcome to Discovery Kids. When we said The
Adventure Starts Here we weren't kidding. We've put together a whole site about adventure
and the adventures we think you should try before the year 2000. Ever wanted to climb a
climbing wall? Ride a camel? Learn to take your own pictures? Well, here is the place to
learn how." |
Franklin Institute Science
Museum
Take a tour through the Franklin Institute Science Museum. Explore the human heart and
learn how your heart works and how you can keep it healthy. Or, explore the museum's
Science Learning Network and many other exhibits. |
How Stuff Works
Have you ever wondered how a car engine works? This site answers questions about the way
all kinds of things work-- from refrigerators to computers to the human body. You can even
suggest a topic that you would like to see covered. |
National Geographic Kids
There's lots of cool science stuff at National Geographic. Fun features
like volcanoes and gophers. Plus "what in the world" where you can guess what a
close-up picture shows. |
Smithsonian Marine Station in Fort Pierce, FL
The Smithsonian Marine Station (SMS) is a research center specializing in
marine biodiversity and ecosystems of Florida. Research focuses on the Indian River Lagoon
and the offshore waters of Florida's east central coast, with comparative studies
throughout coastal Florida. This field station draws up to 100 top scientists and students
each year from the Smithsonian and collaborating institutions around the world. These
scientists investigate the plants and animals in the ocean and Indian River Lagoon and the
physical processes associated with these habitats. |
SMITHSONIAN NATIONAL
ZOO
Welcome to the National Zoo Homepage, your ticketless trip to the Smithsonian
Institution's National Zoological Park. You are invited to journey into this developing
landscape and explore the expanding horizons of the Zoo. Your exploration will take you
down familiar pathways and untraveled byways of information about the animals, plants,
people and programs of the National Zoo. |
TEACHING TANK VISUAL SCIENCE LESSONS
Hands-on science teaching aid for all grade levels.
Multidisciplinary, inquiry based, discovery learning in Biology, Chemistry,
Earth Science, and Physics. |
TORONTO PUBLIC
LIBRARY'S SCIENCE NET
Here's lots of web sites, neatly organized into easy-to-search categories
by the Dewey Decimal system, about all different aspects of science: physics, chemistry,
biology, zoology, geology, paleontology, astronomy and botany. Sites are categorized for
younger kids (grade K-6) or older teens (grade 7-12) If you need specific science
information, this is the place to go. |
ULTIMATE SCIENCE FAIR PUBLIC RESOURCE
The Internet's premiere resource for science fair. Whether you are a student trying
to find an idea for a project or a parent looking for information on building displays,
you'll find it here. Check out the Idea Board to exchange ideas with other students, or
read our articles to learn everything you need to know to participate in the fair.
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