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	Web Link
	Waterworld What impact will glacier melting have on Earth?
	Physics4Kids Another great interactive site!
	Science Buddies Do your students need help deciding on a science fair topic or help in understanding the scientific method? If so, this site is for you and your students.
	The ChemCollective: Virtual Lab Virtual Chemistry lab where students can select from hundreds of standard reagents and manipulate them like in a real lab.
	Explore Technology Science interactive activities
	NOVA Interactive Tool NOVA provides numerous interactive tools for science.
	NASA Virtual Lab Virtual electron microscope
	Creature Feature Multimedia assists students in learning about their favorite animals.
	Cool Science for Curious Kids A site for kids to explore and enjoy science!
	The Biology Project The Biology Project site is an interactive online resource for learning biology.
	Get Smarter Students can learn about technology and science and then compare what they know with students from around the world.
	ZOOM, Kitchen Chemistry Perform online experiments in this virtual kitchen.
	Secrets@Sea Students work to crack a case while learning about marine ecology.
	wickED-QuizIt Interactive quizzes for science.
	Global Warming Simulation
	BioTechnology: DNA Investigations Various scenarios to research DNA usage in solving crime, etc
	TryScience Field trips, experiments, adventures and more!
	Kinetic City Science simulations and games.
	The Franklin Institute
	Earth Observatory
	Species Fact Sheet Electronic fact sheets for over 50 species.
	Kid's Planet
	Teaching Earth Science
	Science on the Web Web activities using scientific data.
	Reeko's Mad Scientist Laboratory Your source of science and chemistry projects and experiments for parents, teachers, kids, and children of all ages.
	NASA Live TV Watch NASA TV and get the latest space news.
	Questacon This science website is a product of the Australian's Department of Education, Science and Training.
	SpaceKids Space information for students.
	Funology Fun activities that support science concepts.
	NASA's Imagine the Universe This website is for students 14 and older.
	StarChild Science information, games, and pictures of space for the K-5 students.
	Windows to the Universe An abundance of science lessons and activities for students K-12. This site also features information on the following: space weather; myths, stories and art; history and people; the earth's climate; polar regions; space missions and more.
	Cool Cosmos Communicating the world of infrared astronomy to the public is the main topic of the “Cool Cosmos” portal but certainly not its only goal. In the past few years the “Cool Cosmos” team has created a wide variety of educational products that ex
	Molecularium Students can learn about molecules through these interactive activities.
	Game Theory This is a resource for educators and students of game theory that includes interactive manipulatives.
	NASA Virtual Astronaut This is a free, online educational initiative called the Virtual Astronaut Program. It's an interactive, three-dimensional web site designed for students in grades 5-8 that integrates existing life-science research data and NASA educational products
	Learning Science Free, high-quality, interactive activities for all science areas: science as inquiry, physical science, life science, earth & space, science & technology, science and society and nature of science.
	EdHead's Interactive Web Site Choose from several different activities: knee surgery, simple machines, weather, and forces. These interactive activities are sure to capture even the most unmotivated student!
	PHeT Simulations for use in the science classroom.
	Raising Your Water IQ This Texas Water Development Board site hosts fun interactive activities that will raise everyone's awareness of water conservation and more.
	Environmental Kids Club EPAs web site for kids.
	Molecular Expressions: Exploring the World of Optics and Microscopy This website is contains lesson plans that are linked to online resources, manipulatives, and student pages. If you need a lesson or manipulative to support light and optics, then this is the place to start.
	Planet Science Create your own planet. Will it survive the universe? Much more information can be found here!
	Construct a Robt Construct a robot using various materials and see if it will survive to complete its mission.
	SodaPlay Construct a virtual creature and observe its movements as you manipulate variables.
	African Web Cam Web cams situated to capture wild animals at a watering hole in the Djuma Game Reserve.
	EPA's AIR NOW for Kids EPA's air quality site. Kids learn about air pollution, the AQI (air quality index), and more.
	The Physics Classroom This is a high school physics tutorial.
	Amusement Park Physics Students investigate the science behind the rides. They can build their own rides, learn about safety issues and physics.
	NOAA's National Ocean Discovery Kts These discovery kits are designed for educators and students at the High School level, they are written in easy-to-read, non-technical language, and focus on the themes of oceans, coasts, and charting and navigation. Each Kit has a Tutorial, A Roadm
	Using Bugs in the Classroom The University of Arizona's, The Center for Insect Science Education Outreach, hosts lesson plans for K-4 teachers who are adventurous enough to use creepy crawlies in the classroom.
	Going Buggy! Scholastic Teacher's page boasts great facts about insects, students can build a caterpillar to protect it form its enemies, and more.
	City Bugs This web site is about entomology, the study of insects. Although the site focuses on insects found in the San Francisco area, students have access to pictures of specimens.
	NASA Education Home The beginning site for NASA's seemingly endless educational resources.
	Ask a Biologist Housed at Arizona State University, this site has experiments, articles, as well as a page where students and teachers can ask questions. This site is for K-12.
	National Science Foundation Start at this government site for the latest information.
	Bug Scope Your students have an opportunity to remotely use an electron microscope to study a class submitted specimen. There are also excellent examples found at this site.
	Animal Diversity Web Sounds, pictures, information, and excellent resources with lesson plans. Check this on out for sure!
	USGS Education The US Geological Survey provides scientific information to educate the public about natural resources, natural hazards, and geospatial data.
	Astronomy: Our Place in Space This site supported by the American Museum of Natural History can explain concepts such as gravity, things in space, and more.
	Ology If you enjoy science, you will enjoy this website that highlights sciences: astronomy, biodiversity, genetics, marine biology paleontology, archaeology, and more.
	NASAKids Another excellent resource from NASA. The pictures are great. The information is well written and easy to follow.
	NatureShift! Students can become explorers and travel through immersive learning worlds in Science, Culture, Space, Environment, History and more.
	Cells Alive James A. Sullivan's website can transport your students to the world of cells, bacteria and more.
	Build Your Own Roller Coaster The students use a simulator to design a wild ride on their own roller coaster. This simulation incorporates physics.
	Genetic Learning Center A comprehensive site that explains how genetics affects peoples' lives and society.
	Science Net Interactive web site for all science units beginning in Kindergarten.
	Gene Almanac Up to the minute information concerning the science of DNA.
	Mars Exploration Rovers The flight director describes daily activities for the two rovers, Opportunity and Spirit. Students can email questions from this site.
	Amazon Interactive Explore the geography of the Ecuadorian Amazon through online games and activities.
	Space Weather Center At this site, students can explore the impact space weather has on satellite signals, navigation devices and electrical systems. Included are games that teach students to categorize matter by type--solid, gas, liquid or plasma.
	Population Growth and Balance This site gives students the opportunity to use a mathematical model to conduct simulation population dynamics experiments.