Science NetLinks features free (K-12) teaching tools, interactives, podcasts, and activities.
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Navigate by grade, theme and content area. Lots of neat content to browse through.
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Today in Science History: Database includes scientists and science events.
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Also includes science news with links, quotes, and short stories of science/inventions, and more.
The wall calendar feature is great for the science classroom.
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Neat science site based on PBS show.
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- Science Files: Be prepared to solve puzzles, test your knowledge, and expend your brainwaves!
- SciBug Investigations: Try the following investigations in your own backyard! You could also use the pdf’s and activities with Amazing Animal Webcams.
- Meet Our Scientists
- Investigator’s Log Book (free download)
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Dive in!…Wondering About Water?
Cool Science for Curious Kids provided by the Howard Hughs Medical Institute
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Designed to help kids appreciate science. Has some neat online and offline projects kids will enjoy. Definitely for the K-2 crowd.
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Superb! Succeeding with Science
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Fantastic interactives (and some printables) categorized by age 4-16+. Perfect for whiteboards.
Screenshot of a few interactives below.
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Are you a number nut? If so you’ll love NumberNut.com!
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Offers information and online activities. 3 sections to choose from: basic math, advanced math and algebra. You can navigate the site by topic or grade level. Site can be used by adult learners as well. Parents may find this site valuable when helping with homework.
NumberNut.com was developed by the creators of these terrific science sites.
Looking for a cool way to promote hand washing?
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Then head over to Growing in Pre-K to discover how you can use an apple to get the ball rolling. Simple and gets the point across. Also check out the glitter experiment.
Appropriate for any age classroom.
I saw this on Pinterest and had to share it.
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