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ScienceLine - UCSB

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Tap into the expertise of scientists at the University of California, Santa Barbara, with this question and answer service designed especially for students. Enter a question (guidelines...more
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Tap into the expertise of scientists at the University of California, Santa Barbara, with this question and answer service designed especially for students. Enter a question (guidelines are provided on the site) and within a week, an answer will be forwarded to you. All questions and answers become part of a browsable online archive that can be searched by topic. Topics include astronomy, biology, computers, geography, physics, careers in science, and more.

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Moon Madness - Quia

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This battleship-style game pits students against the computer and challenges kids to correctly answer questions about the moon before their ships are sunk. Choose from three levels...more
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This battleship-style game pits students against the computer and challenges kids to correctly answer questions about the moon before their ships are sunk. Choose from three levels of difficulty.

tag(s): moon (87), solar system (125)

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Ology - American Museum of Natural History

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This site is filled with kid-friendly text and engaging interactive activities that introduce "ologies" and investigate topics including marine biology, astronomy, archeology, earth...more
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This site is filled with kid-friendly text and engaging interactive activities that introduce "ologies" and investigate topics including marine biology, astronomy, archeology, earth science, and more. Each topic section includes background information, virtual experiments and tours, and suggestions for in-class experiments.

tag(s): anthropology (9), archeology (26), biodiversity (39), brain (58), climate change (111), earth (195), genetics (83), marine biology (32), microorganisms (9), museums (55), paleontology (28), water (105), zoology (18)

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Motivate your students by using an interactive whiteboard or projector to share these engaging, interactive, and educational resources.

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Exploring the Tropics - Missouri Botanical Garden

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This self-guided tour gives students a solid overview of tropical rainforests, including animal-plant interactions, rain forest layers, the economic value of rainforests, ecological...more
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This self-guided tour gives students a solid overview of tropical rainforests, including animal-plant interactions, rain forest layers, the economic value of rainforests, ecological causes of destruction and more. Design a Web hunt around this one.

tag(s): biomes (96), deserts (20), forests (31), rainforests (16)

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Use Stickies.io, reviewed here to share interesting information. Have students use Presentations AI, reviewed here to share information that they learned.

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Space Weather - NASA

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6 to 12
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Find out what's up in space with this galactic twist on the Weather Channel. Find the latest information on solar winds, interplanetary magnetic fields, solar flares and sunspots, asteroids,...more
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Find out what's up in space with this galactic twist on the Weather Channel. Find the latest information on solar winds, interplanetary magnetic fields, solar flares and sunspots, asteroids, and more. You can even sign up to receive Space Weather Alerts - phone calls and simultaneous emails that let you know about space weather events. Includes user-friendly text and impressive photographs.

tag(s): sun (87)

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Solar Folklore - Stanford SOLAR Center

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5 to 7
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Make the connection between scientific understanding, literature, and cultural diversity with this fascinating collection of myths and legends that reflect our human attempts at explaining...more
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Make the connection between scientific understanding, literature, and cultural diversity with this fascinating collection of myths and legends that reflect our human attempts at explaining the sun in terms of our own world views. Solar tales from the indigenous peoples of Australia, the Americas, and Mesopotamia are included, along with Judeo-Christian views and observations of ancient astronomers.

tag(s): planets (124), solar system (125), sun (87)

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Take advantage of the free and interactive lesson plans and classroom activities hosted on this site! Under the "educators" section are plenty of ideas, categorized by grade level and subject. Be sure to save this site as a favorite to allow for easy retrieval later on.

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Origins - The Exploratorium

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9 to 12
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This extensive site examines the search for origins of the universe, of matter, and of life, through the people, places, and tools that have contributed to human understanding of these...more
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This extensive site examines the search for origins of the universe, of matter, and of life, through the people, places, and tools that have contributed to human understanding of these mysteries. Visitors can explore space centers, jungle labs, and polar stations. Discover the secrets buried in Antarctica's ice and Belize's rainforest. Find out how knowledge of science from one field brings insight to others. Before leading students here, map out a plan of attack that best fits your curriculum.

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Great Plant Escape - University of Illinois Extension

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4 to 6
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Detective Leplant is hot on the trail to solve the mysteries of plants. Students can assist his partners - Bud and Sprout - as they find clues, do experiments, and ...more
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Detective Leplant is hot on the trail to solve the mysteries of plants. Students can assist his partners - Bud and Sprout - as they find clues, do experiments, and solve a variety of plant-related problems. Six separate cases, a glossary, a teacher's guide, and links to related Web resources are provided. Available in Spanish.

tag(s): plants (142)

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Virtual Cell

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8 to 10
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Reinforce the parts of a cell with this interactive tour. Students can click on an area of the virtual cell, read a brief definition, zoom in or out, and perform ...more
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Reinforce the parts of a cell with this interactive tour. Students can click on an area of the virtual cell, read a brief definition, zoom in or out, and perform certain functions - cutting, splitting, and rotating. The pronunciation guide will "speak" the words for you.

tag(s): cells (80)

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Have students create flashcards for the words they don't know using Wayground (formerly Quizizz), reviewed here After completion of the tour, ask students to reflect on their learning by writing a blog entry using Telegra.ph, reviewed here. With Telegra.ph you just click on an icon to upload images from your computer, add a YouTube or Vimeo, or X (formerly Twitter) links. This blog creator requires no registration.

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Woodland Park Zoo

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Woodland Park Zoo offers under the "Learn" section Educator Resources. These resources include videos, lessons and activities for students in grades K-12 called the Discovery Den. Some...more
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Woodland Park Zoo offers under the "Learn" section Educator Resources. These resources include videos, lessons and activities for students in grades K-12 called the Discovery Den. Some activities include puzzles, nature playing cards, nature play training and printables. If you want to track your course, you will need to create a free account.

tag(s): animals (275), multimedia (63)

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Students can complete the lessons and activities featured on the site. Students can use Book Creator, reviewed here to create a book about animals. Students can find a live web camera to virtually see zoo animals.

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Arctic Climate Impact Assessment - Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme

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The Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP) is a working group of the Arctic Council that monitors environmental threats to the Arctic region. The organization provides scientific...more
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The Arctic Monitoring and Assessment Programme (AMAP) is a working group of the Arctic Council that monitors environmental threats to the Arctic region. The organization provides scientific assessments on climate change, pollution, mercury, plastics, radioactivity, and human health in Arctic ecosystems. AMAP's reports, maps, graphics, and data support Arctic governments and international organizations in making informed policy decisions to protect this rapidly changing environment.

tag(s): arctic (33)

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Have students choose one AMAP assessment topic (mercury pollution, plastic pollution, radioactivity, or climate change impacts) and read the corresponding "Summary for Policy-makers" document. Students then create their own policy recommendations, public service announcements, or presentations explaining the issue and proposed solutions. This interdisciplinary activity combines science literacy, critical thinking, and civic engagement while helping students understand how scientific research informs real-world policy decisions.

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Anatomy of a Volcano - NOVA

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6 to 12
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View the awe-inspiring attributes of volcanoes on this site that provides impressive photographs and explanations of everything from magma and lahar to fissures and caldera. ...more
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View the awe-inspiring attributes of volcanoes on this site that provides impressive photographs and explanations of everything from magma and lahar to fissures and caldera.

tag(s): volcanoes (62)

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Solar System Simulator - NASA

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The NASA Space Simulator website, hosted by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), allows users to explore the solar system and beyond through an interactive, 3D visualization tool. Students...more
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The NASA Space Simulator website, hosted by the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), allows users to explore the solar system and beyond through an interactive, 3D visualization tool. Students and educators can view planets, moons, and spacecraft from different perspectives, adjusting their vantage points and zooming in to examine celestial bodies up close. This tool provides an engaging way to understand planetary orbits, distances in space, and space missions. The simulator is a valuable resource for integrating astronomy, physics, and space exploration into classroom lessons, making complex space concepts more accessible and interactive.

tag(s): planets (124), solar system (125)

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Students use the simulator to explore different planets and moons. They create a travel brochure or postcard using Canva reviewed here for a chosen celestial body, describing its features, climate, and why someone might "visit." Students observe and compare planetary orbits in the simulator. They record differences in orbital speed, distance from the Sun, and revolution time, then discuss how these factors affect a planet's temperature and seasons. Using the simulator, students compare the sizes and distances of planets. They then create a scaled model using everyday objects (ex.: a basketball for Jupiter, a marble for Mercury) to represent the relative sizes and distances. Students design a space mission using the simulator. They pick a starting point (Earth, a spacecraft, or another planet) and determine the best route to another celestial body. They calculate travel time based on distances and research how NASA plans spaceflight routes.

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Earth as Art - Library of Congress

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Enter this virtual exhibit to view satellite photos of some of the world's most amazing geographic and geologic treasure. Basic maps are provided to show visitors the approximate location...more
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Enter this virtual exhibit to view satellite photos of some of the world's most amazing geographic and geologic treasure. Basic maps are provided to show visitors the approximate location of each strange and awe-inspiring art form. Dramatic deforestation in the Amazon Basin, the West Fjords of Iceland, and the Lambert Glacier in Antarctica are among the breathtaking images included in the collection. Use this site to inspire your art students, illustrate a geographic concept, or enrich an environmental science lesson.

tag(s): ecology (117), landforms (35), photography (136)

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Use this site as an Earth Day activity! Use the maps on deforestation to lead to a conversation on conservationism.

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Science Buddies - ScienceBuddies.org

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K to 12
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ScienceBuddies offers a large variety of science resources, including science fair projects and free STEM lessons. From the top menu bar, select Science Fair Project to find a Topic...more
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ScienceBuddies offers a large variety of science resources, including science fair projects and free STEM lessons. From the top menu bar, select Science Fair Project to find a Topic Selection Wizard. This tool uses a short questionnaire to guide students to recommended projects based on the time required to complete the project, grade level, and research topic. Be sure to also visit the teachers' portion of the site to find STEM lesson plans for all grade levels, science fair tools, engineering design information, and much more.

tag(s): calories (8), earthquakes (52), electricity (63), energy (139), gravity (52), internet safety (121), recycling (46), robotics (30), science fairs (21), sound (74), STEM (368)

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Be sure to bookmark this site as a useful resource for any science topic. Take advantage of the free lessons aligned to Next Generation Science Standards to add to your current content. Replace paper and enhance classroom technology use with an online bulletin board like Lino, reviewed here throughout your science unit to record student questions, ideas, and ongoing discussions. If you use video content during your science lessons, consider incorporating a tool like MoocNote, reviewed here, or EdPuzzle, reviewed here to integrate quizzes and polls directly into your video. Instead of a written or oral presentation of student research, transform classroom technology use and have students use Sway, reviewed here to create a multimedia presentation incorporating video, images, and text.
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Paper Plate Education - Great Lakes Planetarium

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1 to 12
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These creative and rather offbeat hands-on activities use common paper plates and a lot of ingenuity to illustrate principles of science, math, geography, music, and more! From plate...more
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These creative and rather offbeat hands-on activities use common paper plates and a lot of ingenuity to illustrate principles of science, math, geography, music, and more! From plate tectonics (no pun intended), to multiplication practice and physical fitness, this site provides an amazing collection of ideas. Instructions are provided for most.

tag(s): resources (80)

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Costa Rica: Land of Pure Life - PBS

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From volcanoes to marine turtles, explore some of Costa Rica's natural wonders. Two lesson plans - one on frogs, the other on volcanic soil - are included in the Teacher ...more
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From volcanoes to marine turtles, explore some of Costa Rica's natural wonders. Two lesson plans - one on frogs, the other on volcanic soil - are included in the Teacher Resources section. While a bit heavy on text, and a bit lacking in photographs, the site has great content for student research. Aligned to national standards.

tag(s): oil (20), soil (17), volcanoes (62)

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Take advantage of the free lesson plans and classroom activities hosted within the "Teacher Resources" portion of this site. This could be a great resource for a World History classroom, or for a Earth Sciences class.

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Autumn Leaf Scrapbook - Missouri Botanical Garden

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4 to 6
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If leaf collections are part of your science curriculum, check out this beautifully organized site that takes a look at deciduous trees and how to identify them by the color ...more
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If leaf collections are part of your science curriculum, check out this beautifully organized site that takes a look at deciduous trees and how to identify them by the color and shape of their leaves. Links to virtual leaf identification guides are also provided.

tag(s): fall (12), halloween (46)

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Use this story as a guide and ask students to collect autumn leaves to make a scrapbook. Take pictures of the collections, then use Bookemon, reviewed here to create a digital scrapbook. Extend learning by asking students to identify the species of trees from which the leaves originated.

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Magnetism

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4 to 7
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This no-frills site provides background information and step-by-step, illustrated instructions for making magnetic "toys" that demonstrate scientific principles. While not a kid-friendly...more
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This no-frills site provides background information and step-by-step, illustrated instructions for making magnetic "toys" that demonstrate scientific principles. While not a kid-friendly site, it is a helpful guide for teachers.

tag(s): magnetism (38)

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How Volcanoes Work - San Diego State Univ.

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The science behind volcanic eruptions is described with vivid photographs and text in this high-level site, best suited for advanced secondary students. Six distinct topics - eruption...more
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The science behind volcanic eruptions is described with vivid photographs and text in this high-level site, best suited for advanced secondary students. Six distinct topics - eruption types, historical eruptions, volcanic landforms, the dynamics of eruption, volcanism on other worlds, and eruption products - are followed by interactive quizzes. Related links and a printable volcano crossword puzzle are also included.

tag(s): geology (61), volcanoes (62)

In the Classroom

Share the images on your whiteboard. Have students search for additional free photos of volcanoes at Unsplash, reviewed here or Pexels, reviewed here.

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