ScienceScience Hack This site contains hundreds of short videos in all areas of science. Every science video on ScienceHack is screened by a scientist to verify its accuracy and quality.
Ask an Expert! A great list of sites to ask Science experts questions organized by subject area.
The Center for Chemistry Education Looking for inexpensive and free tools as well as other great resources or teaching Physical Science & Chemistry? Here's a great resource! Hosted by Miami University in Middletown, this site is also Ohio's state proficiency outcomes(secondary proficiency outcomes are under construction as of 2/02) as well as national science standards
Eisenhower National Clearinghouse The Eisenhower National Clearinghouse for Mathematics and Science Education (ENC) is funded through a contract with the U. S. Department of Education to provide K-12 teachers with a central source of information on mathematics and science curriculum materials. There are full-text articles on the topics of math and science reform, as well as links to online projects for science.
High School Science Again, this site is from Jefferson County and it is loaded! There are lessons and interactive help for general science, earth and space science, physical science, and life science. In addition there are many power point presentations ready to download. Learning Web This is a great resource for learning about plants and animals, land, water, and maps. You'll find out how biology, geology and hydrology can help understand ways our world is changing. There are some great teacher resources that you will be able to download. Provided by the USGS National Science Foundation.
SAMI (Science and Math Initiatives) SAMI is a clearing house of resources, funding, and curriculum materials for math and science teachers. There are links to ideas for the math and science curriculum as well as lesson plans, projects and video resources. (SAMI is no longer a distinct page, the science resources are directly listed on the main learner.org page.)
Science Learning Network List of links to web sites by scientific research topics. Most lined sites include interactive pages and/or experiments
Science Netlinks Has internet-based learning activities for the classroom, tools that engage activities and suggestions for using in the classroom and reviewed websites to support teaching.
ELEMENTARY SITES Cincinnati Zoo Gr. K-6 – Explore the Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Gardens from your computer. At this site you can learn about plants, animals and conservation. There are even special areas just for kids and educators.
How Stuff Works This site explains hundreds of subjects, from car engines to lock-picking to ESP, using clear language and tons of illustrations.
MIDDLE SCHOOL/HIGH SCHOOL SITES Newton BBS Ask A Scientist service, teacher classroom and curriculum support, outreach programs, and more.
Biology in Motion Original and entertaining biology animations and
Chem4Kids Gr. 6-Up – This interactive and engaging website introduces chemistry to students. The site covers matter, elements, atoms, math and reactions using graphs animations and even pop quizzes.
Cool Science Video of a cell
Fear of Physics Gr. 9-12 – Afraid of physics? The subject can be daunting for even the most accomplished students! The authors of this site have worked to make physics more understandable and even (gasp) fun. A variety of popular physics topics are addressed with interactive activities and video clips.
Molecular Expressions: Images from the Microscope
NOVA Gr. 7-12 – PBS presents this online version of their award winning television series. Topics span a wide variety of content areas in science and social studies. Many areas are interactive and include multimedia components.
The Physics Classroom This is an online interactive tutorial of basic physics concepts. The lessons use an easy-to-understand language to present common physics concepts.
PhysLINK: The Ultimate Physics Resource -- Gr. 9-12 – This site has several reference, societies, and publications sections, as well as links to history, news, and fun sites about physics. You can subscribe to PhysLINK's Quotations mailing list for a weekly quote by e-mail.
Thinking Fountain Do you need ideas for science experiments for your middle schoolers? Check out this site for step-by-step experiments and other resources.
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