Sciences

General Science: 

  1. Aspire:
  2. American Museum of Natural History:
  3. FossWeb:
  4. Happy Scientist,The:
  5. McGraw-Hill Science 2008:
  6. McGraw-Hill Science, Student Editions: 
  7. National Geographic Kids:
  8. Science Museum: 
  9. Skateboard Science:

Animal Kingdom

  1. Alaska Department Of Fish and Game: Birds &  New Zealand Birds:
  2. Alaska Department of Fish and Game: Mammals
  3. Alaska Wildlife Notebook:
  4. Animal Web Cams at the National Zoo:Students can take a virtual Zoo with a live web cams or explore the photo gallery.
  5. Animal Migration: The Journey North: Journey North is a free, Internet-based program field observations. 
  6. ARKive:
  7. Butterflies: Life cycle
  8. Butterflies: Brain Pop Jr.
  9. Classifying Animals: Brain Pop Jr.
  10. Cycles of Life:
  11. Structural and Behavioral Adaptations:
  12. The Secret Lives of Wild Animals: Students use resources from the National Science Foundation to find facts
  13. WWF-Mammals, birds, reptiles & fish
  14. Wildlife Conservation Society:

Animal Kingdom (Early Concepts):

  1. Animal Homes:GGFI
  2. Food Chains: BBC,  Students decide what eats what.
  3. Food Web, Things that Eat Fish, A Touch of Class: This site has students select the predators.
  4. Living and Non-living: BBC,
  5. Kids Planet: This site has lessons about the Animal Kingdom intended for students.Kids Planet, Lessons:
  6. Plants and Animals in the Local Environment: BBC, Students find the living things in an environment.
  7. Variation: BBC, Students sort animals into birds, insects, mammals or plants.
  8. Teeth and Eating: BBC, Students have determine what teeth a human and animals need to eat their food.
  9. Magic School Bus Habitat Match-Up: This is a Scholastic web resource that teaches student about habitats.
  10. Just for Fun. Build Your Wild Self: Students select different body parts to build a creative self .

Climate and Weather:

  1. Climate Change NASA:
  2. WWF-Climate: the changes & impacts of global warming:
  3. US EPA Climate Change: 

Conservation:

  1. Conservation Society: This organization has partnered with McGraw-Hill.
  2. Connection-Conservation:
  3. Exploring Nature:
  4. Florida Everglades:
  5. Science Explorations: This Scholastic website with in depth science topics with online activities and expert input from the American Museum of Natural History.
  6. Writing with Scientists with Natural History: This is a Scholastic resource that teaches students to write factual stories.

Earth:

  1. Biodiversity:
  2. Biomes of the Earth:
  3. Facts About Our Earth:

Environmental Science

  1. Eco-Index:
  2. Good Harmony:
  3. GreenHouse Gas Online:
  4. Global Warming: Early Warning Signs

Force, Electricity and Energy

Primary:

  1. Compound Machine: BBC, Edhead,
  2. Pushes and Pulls: BBC, Ages 5-6
  3. Forces and Movement: BBC, Ages 6-7
  4. Magnets: BBC, Student use the knowledge of magnets to solve a problems.
  5. Magnets and Springs:  BBC, Ages 7-8
  6. Simple Machines: Edhead, Students find the simple machines.
  7. Simple Machine: Students work with simulated simple and compound machine to solve problems.

Intermediate:

  1. Examples fo Simple Machines:Mi Kid had many pictures and images of simple machines.
  2. Friction: BBC, Ages 8-9
  3. Forces in Actions: BBC, Ages 10-11
  4. Forces: BBC, Students need to use their knowledge of resistance, balance and gravity to solve problems.
  5. Circuits and Conductors:  BBC, Ages 8-9
  6. Changing Circuits: BBC, Ages 10-11

Insects

  1. Going Bug-gy: Scholastic.com
  2. True Bugs: Scholastic.com
  3. Let's Talk About Insects:
  4. USDA Agricultural Research: Insects: 
  5. Using Live Insects in the Classroom:

Spiders:

  1. Giant Spiders:
  2. Spiders of North-West Europe:
  3. Spider Glider Activity:
  4. Spider Facts:
  5. Spider Lessons (Teacher Resource):

Light and Sound

  1. Aspire Waves:
  2. Light: Students use their knowledge to solve problem.
  3. Light and Dark: BBC, Students drag objects into a room to find out if they give off light.
  4. Light and Shadows: BBC, Place and object in the center move the light machine up, down, close or fair.
  5. How We See Things: BBC, How light reflects
  6. Sound: BBC, Students use sound to solve a problem.
  7. Changing Sound: BBC, Students can change sounds by adding or taking away.
  8. Sound: BBC, Students hold down the space bar to simulate the strum of string on a guitar.
  9. Sound and Hearing: BBC, Students make quiet and loud sound and later have to sort the sounds.

Matter, Gas, Liquid and Solid

Primary:

  1. Sorting and Using Materials: BBC, Waterproof or bendable
  2. Grouping and Changing Materials: BBC , Wood, Glass, Metal or Rubber
  3. Characteristics of Materials: BBC, Waterproof, Transparent, Flexible or Strong
  4. Solid or Liquids: BBC, How heat and cool changes objects

Intermediate:

  1. Gases Around Us: BBC, Show how with heat liquid changes to gas and "Sorter" will have student sort gas, liquid or solid.
  2. Changing State: BBC, Show how water changes from solid, liquid to gas and back.
  3. Reversible and Irreversible Changes: BBC, Show how some matter change from solid, liquid to gas and back and some can not.
  4. Reversible and Irreversible Changes: BBC, Students use tools that change matter to solve problems.
  5. Rock and Soils: BBC, Students tests objects density.
  6. Keeping Warm: BBC, Students test how well materials retain heat.

Plants:

  1. All About Plants:
  2. Biology of Plants: 
  3. Jungle Journey: An online activity
  4. The Plant Kingdom: 
  5. Growing Plants: BBC, Ages 5-6
  6. Plant Life Cycles: BBC,  Students have to work out why a plant goes wild by studying it's life cycle.
  7. Plants and Animals in the Local Environment: BBC, Age 6-7
  8. Helping Plants Grow: BBC, Ages 7-8
  9. Habitats: BBC, Ages 8-9
  10. Life Cycles: BBC, Ages 9-10, Students define the petals, sepals, nectaries, carpel, stamens and recetacle of a flower.

Space:

  1. Astronomy: 
  2. Cosmic Quest:

simulations:


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