- ABC's of Nuclear Science
- Introduces the object that contains almost all of the mass in the universe, the atomic nucleus. Antimatter, beta rays, fission & fusion, the structure of the atomic nucleus, how elements on the earth were produced, how we use the nucleus in every day life, and the effects of radiation in the environment are among the topics. This site included nearly a dozen experiments that can be done in chemistry and physics classes, along with "A Teacher's Guide to the Nuclear Science Wall Chart."
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- Adler Planetarium
- Welcome to the Adler Planetarium & Astronomy Museum.
Astronomy OnLine Link.
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- Adventure Online
- AdventureOnline.com is a year-long subscription for schools that includes multiple, online instructional software titles for students in grades 1-6 that make learning reading, math, science, and social studies concepts fun.
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- American Institute of Physics
- Physics resources on the web.
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- American Science and Surplus
- Incredible stuff at unbelievable prices!
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- Applied Physics Lab, Univ. of Wash. Welcome Page
- The Applied Physics Laboratory of the University of Washington conducts a university-based program of fundamental and
applied research, development, engineering, and education for science, industry, and national defense.
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- Astronomy picture of the day
- Discover the cosmos! Each day a different image or photograph of our fascinating universe is featured, along with a brief explanation written by a professional astronomer.
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- Camilla Sr. High Science & Technology
- Science section has resources (lessons, activities, experiments, full units), ideas, and information with good link suggestions on the topics of: cells to systems, light and optics, fluid mechanics and mechanical efficiency.
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- CEC Lesson Plans
- A good source for lesson plans.
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- Center for Astrophysics
- The Science Education Department (SED) of the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics develops curricula and materials that reflect current scientific and educational philosophy.
SED staff includes education researchers, scientists, teachers, media specialists, and graduate students who collaborate to identify and address the needs of science teachers and students in
elementary, secondary, and college science, with an emphasis on grades K–12.
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- Department of Education
- Helping your child learn science.
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- Discovery School
- Teachers:
Find a wealth of lesson plans, Discovery videos, links and other resources to help you engage your students.
Students:
Get homework help with World Book online, experiment with our Science Fair Studio, and see how much fun learning can be in our Games and Adventures area.
Parents:
Discover how easy it is to help your kids with our educational videos and software and our easy-to-use homework help resources.
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- Earthquakes
- Maps and lists of recent earthquakes.
List of selected pages from this site.
Why and how to prepare.
Earthquake FAQ and information.
Earthquake research and staff.
Links to related sites on and off the web.
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- EIN Science Galaxy
- • Complex Systems
• Energy
• Geosciences
• Mathematics
• Parascience
• Physics
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- El Niño
- El Niño Research, Forecasts and Observations.
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- Fermilab Education Office
- Helpful science information for teachers and students.
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- Galaxy Science Links
- Galaxy Search Engine Science sites.
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- Genomics and Its Impact on Medicine and Society: A 2001 Primer
- Examines the human genome project -- what's been learned so far, anticipated benefits, and societal concerns. This site also provides information about genomics (the study of genes) and the genome (the exact instructions required to create a particular organism).
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- Global Learning
- Global learning and observations to benefit the environment.
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- Imagine the Universe
- This site is dedicated to a discussion about our Universe... what we know about it, how it is evolving, and the kinds of objects and phenomena it contains.
Just as importantly, we also discuss how scientists know what they know, what mysteries remain, and how they might one day find the answers to these
questions.
This site is intended primarily for ages 14 and up. If you are interested in a lower level, more basic discussion about astronomy and space
exploration, try our StarChild site. It may have just what you are looking for!
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- Lawrence Hall of Science
- rotating math / science exhibits for all ages, workshops for parents / educators, research efforts, etc
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- NASA Astronomy Picture of the Day
- New picture and information each day.
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- NASA StarChild
- StarChild has been named one of the Top 100 Educational Web Sites of 1999 by The
Education Source.
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- National Science Foundation
- Look at other's grants!
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- NSTA Science Network
- NSTA's newest and largest initiative to date, "Building a Presence for Science," seeks to improve science education
and align science teaching to the National Science Education Standards nationwide.
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- NWREL Math & Science Education Center
- The Mathematics and Science Education Center provides Northwest K-12 educators with resources and services to
support challenging, effective mathematics and science curriculum, instruction, and assessment for all students. The
Center supports teachers' efforts to guide students in actively exploring and making sense of the world, to challenge all
students to become rigorous thinkers and creative problem solvers, and to facilitate engaging and authentic learning
experiences.
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- Optical Engineering
- Resources for educators and students in the field of optics.
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- Optics for Kids
- This presentation has two main points
Light Basics
Controlling Light
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- Pacific Science Center
- A complete listing of programs, including all of our off-site programs for elementary, middle and high school students and teacher education.
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- Paleontology Without Walls
- Many people think paleontology is the study of fossils. In fact, paleontology is much more. Paleontology
incorporates many different kinds of data from different fields. We provide three different areas to start your
exploration of paleontology:
Phylogeny -- the "family tree" of life.
Geologic Time -- the temporal existence of groups of organisms.
Evolutionary Thought -- evolutionary topics and scientists in their historical context.
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- Passport To Knowledge
- PASSPORT TO KNOWLEDGE is an ongoing series of interactive learning experiences using space-age telecommunications to connect students and
teachers directly with our planet's leading researchers. Its mission is to excite students about every kind of science, share with them content more current
than found in textbooks, and inspire them to become lifelong learners...
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- QuarkNet
- Website for a professional development program in which teachers work on particle physics experiments over the summer and join a cadre of scientists and teachers introducing their research into high school classrooms.
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- Science Lesson Plans
- Science lesson plans covering a variety of science topics.
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- Science Stuff to Buy
- Affordable Science Supplies and Gifts.
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- Space Shots
- Catalog for space pictures and posters.
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- SpaceLink
- An Aeronautics and Space Resource for Education.
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- Stardust Spacecraft
- Stardust Spacecraft and tons of information!
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- Synchronopedia Science & Technology Reference Wall Charts
- Synchronopedia of "Firsts" in Science & Technology is a 40" x 28" (101.6 cm x 71.12 cm) wall chart that chronicles the development of over 2,000 inventions and discoveries from 1000 B.C to the present.
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- TeachNet
- Lesson Plans for the following Science areas
biology
earth
physics
scientific method
space & time
weather
technology
general lesson ideas
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- Tesla Page
- This page is part of WEIRD SCIENCE / AMATEUR SCIENCE. Coil project information.
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- The Belljar
- Ever dreamed about building an x-ray tube? Or coating your own telescope mirror? Maybe even constructing an electron microscope? Perhaps you are a high
school science teacher who would like to introduce simple yet interesting electron, ion and plasma physics experiments and demonstrations into your
classroom. People the world over are involved in projects like these and the common thread is the use of vacuum technology. the Bell Jar is the resource
that you need to join this network of hobbyists, students and educators.
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- The Exploratorium
- Our focus is on investigating science behind the ordinary subjects and experiences of people's lives. The topics themselves provide "hooks" that get
people excited about science. Then, when we investigate these topics, we can also look at
the historical and social issues surrounding them, thus providing a context for scientific
exploration.
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- The Particle Adventure
- Offers a timeline and background on particle physics, student worksheets, and other resources to help students explore the world of fundamental particle and forces.
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- The Weather Channel
- Lots of weather related news and information.
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- U.S.A. National Science Teacher Associaton
- NSTA home page. Written for science teachers by science teachers.
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- Visible Human Project
- It is the creation of complete, anatomically detailed, three-dimensional representations of the normal male
and female human bodies. Acquisition of transverse CT, MR and cryosection images of
representative male and female cadavers has been completed. The male was sectioned at one
millimeter intervals, the female at one-third of a millimeter intervals.
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- Yahoo Science Education Links
- Includes links to science subjects as well as links to other science sites.
Highly recommended!
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