| Pictorial
Periodic Table: This website is an interactive periodic
table
with a comprehensive database of element properties, which can be
searched
and collated in novel and useful ways. |
Schools
On-Line Science: You will find information about science
here.
There are suggestions of interesting Web sites, a Science Cafe where
you
can chat to scientists and other people; the Lab, where you go to
investigate
and experiment, and a Prep Room for teachers. |
| Atlantic
Science Curriculum Project: (Includes the Science Plus
Teachers Network) The Atlantic Science Curriculum Project is a
science
education initiative based in Canada's Atlantic Provinces. An ongoing
activity
to link teachers with teachers for the improvement of science teaching
in North America. |
Matindale's
Reference Desk: This site provides an extensive of Science
&
technology links -- A bit of searching is required; however, the time
spent
will be rewarded with quality educational sites. |
| Frank
Potter's Science Gems: Great links to Great Science
Resources!
For students, parents, teachers, scientists, engineers and
mathematicians.
More than 14,000 Science Resources sorted
by Category,
Subcategory, and Grade Level -- Search engine included on site!
|
Measurement
and Units: (Yahoo) A great list of links to related sited.
Includes:
Dictionary of Units, an explanation of the principle systems of units,
their history, standards, and conversion factors for changing from one
to the other; English Weights and Measures; the Foot Rule; Metric and
International
Systems, plus much more! |
| 21st.
Century Problem Solving: Students will enjoy solving
word
problems easily and dependably. They will become happy campers in the
forest
of problem solving Teachers will gain the advantage of a logical,
consistent approach to problem solving that applies across the
curriculum
and at all grade levels. |
Natural
Science Magazine: An extensive listing of science related
links
-- Well worth a visit -- links include free sciencve magazines, Science
News, Biotech News;Technology News; Health News; Environmental links;
Space
Links ncyclopedias, plus much more. |
| Amazing
Animal Facts: Amaze your friends with the amazing facts
about
amazing animals Some of the topic areas include: The Animal Kingdom,
World's
Largest Animals; World's Fastest Animals: Life spans; Where Animals
Live;
Most Popular Pets, etc. |
Mixture
Basics: Mixtures are usually how you find things in nature.
Rocks, the ocean, just about anything you find. They are substances
held
together by PHYSICAL FORCES, not chemical. This site will help you
understand
the basics of mixtures. |
| How
crystals are formed: Execelent site -- topics include:
Crystal
Types, Shapes & Sizes; Colour & Light; Crystal Forming; Crystal
Gardens; Crystal Recipes; String Crystals, and Crystal Books |
For
Kids Only: Earth Science Enterprise: We are affected
by
the quality and behavior of Earth's air, land and water. In turn, we
have
an effect on this global environment. We can participate in a number of
exciting NASA Earth Science projects; we can become active in other
Earth
Science projects in our communities; and we can pursue a variety of
interesting
careers -- Great Site -- |
| The
Exploratorium: Online since 1993, the Exploratorium
was
one of the first science museums to build a site on the World Wide Web.
Our site now contains over 12,000 Web pages exploring hundreds of
different
topics. |
Astronomy
For Kids: We are going to have a GREAT time exploring the
universe
we live in! Come along on our journey through the stars! Execelent site. |
| The
Yuckiest Site on the Internet: Great site for science
projects
and information! |
Space
Kids: An Official NASA Site! Send your name to Mars!
Near-live
Leonid watching system! Solar-max 2000! Amateur astronomy Education
page!
Project starshine! |
| Bug
Bios.com: This site aims to help you really see insects for
the miniature marvels they represent and to understand how intertwined
our cultures have become with these alien creatures. |
Ology: Ology
is about the real world. And nothing is more fascinating than what's
real.
OLogy is home to an amazing collection of
over
32 million objects and specimens -- everything from endangered tiger
DNA
to giant dinosaur fossils. |
