Science
Elementary | Middle | High School | General
| Elementary | |
| The Academy of Natural Science | See sections such as Museum and much more!! |
| Elementary Science from HomeworkSpot | See sections: General Sites, Topics (animals, dinosaurs, earth, human body, and more), Quick Reference and Fun. |
| NASA - Kennedy Space Center | Go to Fun Space, check out Time Capsule for the history of NASA space exploration. Related site NASA for Kids. |
| National Wildlife Federation - Kids & Family | Site with activities, games, etc. around environmental topics. |
| Science
Homework Help from KidsTurnCentral |
All kinds of good links. See also the general School Stuff section. |
| Zoom Dinosaurs | A colorful site. Click on the dinosaur to find many facts. Also find out about the Size of the Dinosaurs, Dinosaur Myths, and much more. |
| Middle School | |
| Middle School Science from HomeworkSpot | General Sites, Today's News at HeadlineSpot, Topics (such as Astronomy, Life Science, Weather and more), Quick Reference and Fun. |
| NJ Liberty Science Center | Exhibitions- High-tech. Hands on. Different from anything you've ever seen here – or anywhere! |
| National Wildlife Federation - Kids & Family | Site with activities, games, etc. around environmental topics. |
| The Nine Planets | A comprehensive site with information on the nine planets, the solar system, and more. |
| Science Fair Project Resource Guide | Help for students in developing science fair projects from the Internet Public Library. |
| UM Weather from the University of Michigan | Choose Forecasts (then choose the state), Maps (choose temperature or upper-air), cams, and more. For a fast forecast enter town and state, and off you go! |
| Virtual Frog Dissection Kit | You can interactively dissect a (digitized) frog named Fluffy, make movies, and play the Virtual Frog Builder Game. |
| Volcano World from the University of North Dakota | Information on volcanoes. Check out Volcano Adventures and Kids' Door. |
| The Why Files from the University of Wisconsin | There are three sections: In the News, In Depth and In Brief. Search the archives for more. |
| High School | |
| The Exploratorium | Check out sections such as Global Climate Change, Sport Science, Observatory, Live Webcasts and more. |
| Learn, Explore, or Visit (in Philadelphia) the The Franklin Institute Online | Special exhibits may have Quicktime movies - check out Benjamin Franklin, The Heart, The Human Brain, The Inquiry Attic, and much more. |
| Science Fair Project Resource Guide from the Internet Public Library | Help for students in developing science fair projects. Check out sample projects. |
| UM Weather from the University of Michigan | Choose Forecasts (then choose the state), Maps (choose temperature or upper-air), cams, and more. For a fast forecast enter town and state, and off you go! |
| Virtual Frog Dissection Kit | You can interactively dissect a (digitized) frog named Fluffy, make movies, and play the Virtual Frog Builder Game. |
| General | |
| eNature.com from National Wildlife Federation (NWF) | Field Guides, Parks & Refuges, Birding, and Experts (there are plenty of FAQs). A very rich Web site. |
| The Exploratorium | Check out sections such as Global Climate Change, Sport Science, Observatory, Live Webcasts and more. |
| Learn, Explore, or Visit (in Philadelphia) the The Franklin Institute Online | Special exhibits may have Quicktime movies - check out Benjamin Franklin, The Heart, The Human Brain, The Inquiry Attic, and much more. |
| NJ Liberty Science Center | Exhibitions- High-tech. Hands on. Different from anything you've ever seen here – or anywhere! |
| Museum Computer Network | Links to museums worldwide. |
| National Geographic - Geography Action! | Biodiversity, conservation, habitats, population, rivers and U.S. public lands. |
| Ocean Planet Smithsonian | Information and lesson plans regarding topics in the area of oceanography. |
| Students Page from the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) | Project Ideas, Homework Help, Research Tools and more. See also the Explorers and Realtime Info sites. The USGS has excellent and updated information: an excellent Web site. |
