TABLE OF CONTENTS

Science & Math

• Games @ NOAA is a portal to games and interactive activities focused on ocean and air themes.
• The Tech Museum of Innovation and Education
• The Futures Channel delivers hands-on, real math, real science, real career video lessons; connecting learning to the real world.
• National Science Foundation Classroom Resources
• The Center for Innovation in Engineering and Science Education
• LabNet LabNet is an electronic community for science and math teachers, begun by National ScienceFoundation.
• NASA K-12 Internet Initiative
• Resource Center
• SciEd: Science and Mathematics Education Resources
• Why Files for Science & Math
• Windows to the Universe -- A fun and different Web Site about the Earth and Space Sciences -- with basic, intermediate and advanced levels.
• Scirus is a search engine for Scientific Information.

Science

• Games @ NOAA is a portal to games and interactive activities focused on ocean and air themes.
• The Tech Museum of Innovation and Education
• The Futures Channel delivers hands-on, real math, real science, real career video lessons; connecting learning to the real world.
• Extreme Science showcases the world of extremes in science; covering Earth, space and biology.
• Ology   from the American Museum of Natural History -- covering Astronomy, Biodiversity, Einstein, Genetics, Marine Biology and Paleontology.
• Enchanged Learning: Ocean Animal Printouts includes word games, short printable books, diagrams and reading sheets on ocean-related topics.
• National Institutes of Health: Curriculum Supplement Series for grades 9 - 12.
• NOVA: World in the Balance is an excellent Earth Day resource for older students; including topics such as global climate, population trends, environmental challenges. A teacher's guide is available.
• The Bridge is the best online resource for marine science education. Maintained by VIMS, this is a great teacher resource site.
• eNature: America's Wildlife Resource with Field Guides to more than 5,500 species of plants and animals.
• Science HOBBYIST: Amateur Science experiments, projects, demonstrations
• Bill Nye the Science Guy's NYE LABS ONLINE
• Carnegie Science Center
• Earth Sciences & Map Library Home Page
• European Science Foundation Home Page
• ExploraNet The Exploratorium Museum brings you Interactive Art andScience exhibits. Mutated fruit flies were never this fun in
• GLOBE - International Hands-On Science and Education
• Hands-on Science Centers Worldwide
• Honolulu Community College Dinosaur Exhibit
• Internet 1996 World Exposition
• Internet Science Journal (ISJ)
• Invention Dimension --The Lemelson-MIT Prize Program
• Jefferson Labs
• Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory
• Marco Polo   YOU MUST VISIT THIS SITE. What an exciting, wondrous collection of science resources!
• Microworlds - Exploring the Structure of Materials Science Education 9-12
• Museum of Science, Boston
• National Research Council Homepage
• National Science Foundation World Wide Web Server
• Natl. Inst. of Stds. & Tech. WWW Home Page
• NGS - National Geographic Online
• NPR Science Friday Kids Connection
• Robots
• Science Visit the Hall of Science.
• Science Friday
• Science Learning Network: Home
• Surf Report--Classroom Resources: Math and Science
• The Computer Museum
• The Daily Planet - UofI
• The Earth Observing System Educators' Visual Materials
• The Field Museum of Natural History
• The Franklin Institute Science Museum
• THE MAD SCIENTIST NETWORK
• The Whole Brain Atlas
• The Why Files Science Behind the News from the NSF
• The Young Scientist Program
• US Geological Survey: Ask-A-Geologist
• Volcano World NASA shows you how they work; info on the latesteruptions and photos of the big ones (with cool cartoons!).
• Biographies of Famous Chemists
• Welcome to PopSci.com
• Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution WWW Server
• The Science Spot has lessons, puzzles, trivia -- covering biology, chemistry, astronomy, Earth science, physics and general science concepts -- for Grades 5 to 8.
• Dr. Bob's Science Stuff for grades 4 -- 8 contains articles about recent discoveries in science -- topics include tsunamis, the death of our sun, mysterious sliding boulders.
• Explore the Abyss displays photographs in the deep ocean.

Periodic Table of Elements

• Jefferson Labs Elements of Periodic Table
• Chemical Elements
• FunBrain's Proton Don Periodic Table Game
• Web Elements
• The Periodic Table of Comic Books

Physics

• Activity-Based Physics from the University of Maryland provides resources for teaching introductory physics classes; including tutorials, practice problems, lessons.

Clouds and the Water Cycle

• Games @ NOAA is a portal to games and interactive activities focused on ocean and air themes.
• Water Cycle Student Workbook from the EPA for kids.
• Thirstin's Water Cycle is an illustrated video of the water cycle from EPA Kids. Print out the worksheet for kids to color.
• Introduction to the Atmosphere   http://www.ucar.edu/learn/1_1_1.htm  
• The Earth's Atmosphere   http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/astronomy/planets/earth/Atmosphere.shtml
• Earth's Atmosphere    http://liftoff.msfc.nasa.gov/academy/space/atmosphere.html  
• What is Atmosphere?   http://chainreaction.asu.edu/weather/digin/atmosphere.htm
• The Earth: Clouds    http://www.enchantedlearning.com/subjects/astronomy/planets/earth/clouds/  
• Clouds from Space   http://solarviews.com/eng/cloud1.htm  
• Cycles of the Earth and Atmosphere   http://www.ucar.edu/learn/index.htm  
• How do Clouds Form?  http://www.vivoscuola.it/us/rsigpp3202/umidita/lezioni/form.htm  
• Clouds     http://www.bom.gov.au/info/clouds/   
• How to Be a Storm Spotter    http://www.boatsafe.com/kids/weather1.htm 
• Types of Clouds   http://schoolscience.rice.edu/duker/weatypeclouds.html   
• Cloudman's Mini Cloud Atlas   http://cloudman.com/atlas/atlas.htm  
• USA Today: Understanding Clouds and Fog   http://www.usatoday.com/weather/wcloud0.htm  
• U.S. EPA: The Water Cycle     http://www.epa.gov/OGWDW/kids/cycle.html   
• USGS: Picture of the Water Cycle   http://wwwga.usgs.gov/edu/watercyclegraphic.html  
• Exploratorium: Fog Chamber    http://www.exploratorium.edu/snacks/fog_chamber.html  
• In the Clouds Photography    http://www.inclouds.com/index.html 
• Understanding Clouds and Fog   http://www.usatoday.com/weather/wcloud0.htm    

Biology

• Froguts -- Virtual Dissection has online demos for dissections of frogs, squid and owl pellets.
• LBL ITG Whole Frog Project
• Netfrog Title Page
• Human Genome Project Information
• Heart Anatomy Tutor

Environmental Education

• Games @ NOAA is a portal to games and interactive activities focused on ocean and air themes.
• Under the Deep Blue Sea from EDSITEment: The National Endowment for Humanities is a full lesson plan for ocean study.
• NOVA: World in the Balance is an excellent Earth Day resource for older students; including topics such as global climate, population trends, environmental challenges. A teacher's guide is available.
• Action Bioscience (grades 9-12) examines issues in biodiversity, environment, genomics, biotechnology, evolution and education.
• EcoKids (grades K-8) is Canada's Earth Day web site with games, materials, interactive quizzes.
• World Climates
• Interactive Climate Map
• Environmental Protection Agency: Climate and Weather
• EnviroLink Library
• Environmental News Network
• Environmental Organization WebDirectory!
• Sierra Club Home Page
• The Nature Conservancy
• Ocean Planet Homepage
• Exploring the Environment from NASA's Learning Technology Program provides lessons with learning activities from water quality to volcanoes to mountain gorillas to the Florida Everglades. (grades 5 - 12)
• Kids Gardening: Classroom Projects Library (grades K - 4) offers plant projects with detailed instructions, curriculum connections, and web resources.
• Georgia Pacific: Educational in Nature (grades 2-6) has lessons and activities to develop students' environmental awareness; while integrating science, social studies, language arts and visual arts.
• Just for Kids (grades K-8) has interactive learning adventures with Teacher's Guides and activities. Check out the units on Insects or The Secret Life of Trees.

Space

• The Hubble Project -- from NASA Goddard Space Flight Center.
• Amazing Space  uses the Hubble discoveries to inspire and educate.
• HubbleSite  contains interactive games, Hubble news and discoveries, images.
• How Stuff Works: the Hubble Space Telescope
• Hubble -- This site is a joint NASA and ESA ( European Space Agency) project.
• Everything You Wanted to Know About the Hubble Telescope
• The Best of the Hubble Space Telescope
• Origins: Hubble
• Hubble Space Telescope History
• Space Kids: Hubble History
• NASA: The History of the Hubble Space Telescope
• Hubble Space Telescope Tenth Anniversary
• Astronauts Bearing Gifts
• Hubble Space Telescope Parts & Instruments
• A Diagram of the Hubble
• Make Your Own Hand-held Hubble
• Telescope Tour
• All in a Day's Work
• Hubble's Top Science Findings
• Universe Today: Hubble Space Telescope
• Hubble Expands the Universe
• Edwin Powell Hubble
• Edwin Hubble
• Windows to the Universe -- A fun and different Web Site about the Earth and Space Sciences -- with basic, intermediate and advanced levels.
• Bradford Robotic Telescope Operations Menu
• NASA Home Page Space missions, national space labs and facilities,research info, history, news, policies.
• NASA Space Shuttle Web Archives
• NATIONAL AIR & SPACE MUSEUM HOMEPAGE
• The Nine Planets
• Earth Viewer
• Earth Viewer Original multimedia stories created for Web only (no TVre-runs!). Rotating themes, updated daily.
• Project Galileo (JPL)

The Microscope

• The Smallest Page on the Web lets you identify parts of cells and quiz themselves for review.
• CELLS alive!
• Animal and Plant Cells
• Cell Structure and Processes
• The Paper Project      Have your students look at different types of paper under the microscope and then compare them to the images on this web site.
• History of the Microscope