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The Aviary: If you love birds! The Ornithological Council American Eagle TV |
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Bridge to Classroom Science Experiments |
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Cats! Wild to Mild: Cat Facts |
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The Lily Pond The Interactive Frog Dissection |
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Welcome to the Wonderful World of Insects The Microbe Zoo |
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Sea World: A wealth of animal facts can be found here. Monterey Bay Aquarium Zoom Whales The Pelagic Shark Research Foundation SeaWifs Project The purpose of the Sea-viewing Wide Field-of-view Sensor (SeaWiFS) Project is to provide quantitative data on global ocean bio-optical properties to the Earth science community. Subtle changes in ocean color signify various types and quantities of marine phytoplankton (microscopic marine plants), the knowledge of which has both scientific and practical applications. The site has a teachers link that includes teacher's guides, lesson plans, and activities for students. |
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The Tiger Information Center: Find loads of valuable information about tigers. |
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The Birmingham Zoo The Wild Ones: Endangered Species. |
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Leonardo da Vinci: Visit the Inventor's Toolbox and Gadget Anatomy. da Vinci's Inventions |
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Invention Dimension: A thorough and well-researched database can be found here. National Inventors Hall of Fame Build-It-Yourself/Science Inventions Citing Electronic Resources Science Reference Service Bill Nye the Science Guy |
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Whelmers |
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Filamentality |
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The Why Files: Why Files is basically a science current events service. How Far Is It? How Stuff Works |
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Cells Alive: Visit this awesome site that brings biology to life! |
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Envirolink Earth Day Grocery Bags |
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Kids' Space Satellites Kids Planet NASA SeaWiFs Project-including the Jason Project Space.com Earth and Moon Viewer Virtual Tour of the International Space Station NASA Connect establishes the "connection" between the mathematics, science, and technology concepts taught in the classroom and NASA research. National Air and Space Museum Exhibitions NASA's Office of Space Science (OSS) explores four broad themes, "Sun-Earth Connection," "Solar System Exploration," "Structure and Evolution of the Universe," and, "Astronomical Search for Origins and Planetary Systems." For each of these themes, OSS has created an "Education Forum" so that educators, students and the general public can share the excitement of discoveries and knowledge generated by Space Science missions and research programs. Resources for Educators from NASA |
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National Wildlife Federation's Kid Page: Learn about nature, go on a cool tour. |
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Chemical Elements.com: This page is an excellent source of information as well as a fine example of a truly interactive Periodic Table. Web Elements |
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The Virtual Body, an absolutely amazing site! Take an animated tour of the brain,digestive system, heart, and skeleton. Human Anatomy Math and Science sites involving real-time data. |
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The Weather Channel. Weather affects everyone, at the Weather Channel take the opportunity to become more involved with weather. Weather Bug Weather Underground Weather-Ask Jack/USA Today Earth Watch Weather on Demand University of Oklahoma-Tornado Site Volcano World: provides fascinating information about volcanoes. Weather Yahoo Weather Forecast SnowCrystals Causes of Tsunamis |
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Franklin Museum of Science |
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Science and Health Movies / quizzes. |
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Hands-on Science Centers Worldwide |
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Kites, Aviation, Robots, and Rockets! Jason's Kite Site/middle school |
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Desert USA |
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Star Child: A learning center for young astronomers put together by a special team at NASA. The Nine Planets Mars Exploration Stare and Constellations: students become familiar with constellations. Amazing Space Virtual Trips to Black Holes and Neutron Stars |
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Grand Illusions Exploratorium Online Exhibits |
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Dan Diego Natural History Museum / lots of info for reviews. |
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The Dinosaur Society Dinosauria Online Dino Russ's Lair Dinosaurs |
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Science and Health Movies / quizzes. Earthquake Info Center-USGS Plate Tectonics |
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Who Dunnit Water Science for Schools Whales-A Thematic Unit |
