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Elementary Science Resources

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Science 4

Science 5

Science 6

Secondary Science Resources

Grade 7: Life Science

Grade 8: Space and Earth Science

Grade 9: Physical Science

Grade 10: Biology

Grade 11: Chemistry, 2nd ed.

Grade 11: Chemistry, 3rd. ed.

Grade 12: Physics, 3rd. ed.

General Science Resources

• World Atlas—World atlas and many map related links
• Snack Facts—General education resources
• 4teachers.org—Online resources for teachers
• NASA Educational Resources—NASA resources
• Graph Maker—Make your own graphs.
• Science and Math Web links—Many science links from this U.S. government site
• Top Homeschool Sites—Homeschool.com’s top 100 educational Web sites
• Science Sleuth—Science mysteries to solve
• Nature Puzzles from PBS—General science puzzles and fun
• Extreme Science!—Extreme science—world records
• Today in Science History—What happened in science today?
• Scientific Microscopy—Microscopic photos of many things
• Science Questions and Fact Sheets—Science facts about many things
• Try Science!—Interactive experiments and field trips to explore
• Science Hangman—Practice your science vocabulary.
• EnchantedLearning.com—Science resources by grade levels and topics
• 4000 Years of Women in Science—Emphasizes women in science, includes activities, biographies, photographs, and more.
• Chemical and Engineering News—Gives information about what various products are made of. Includes chemistry and plants.
• Answersingenesis.org—Answers in Genesis is a creation science organization with biblically based information
• NASA.gov—An excellent source for exploration, and for many other topics as well as space
• PBS.org—The PBS site is a good place to begin looking for information about specific subjects. Keep in mind that there is a heavy influence of evolutionary science. You may be able to use ideas from the teacher's guides or from activities that are designed for use with the televised programs.
• NSTA.org—National Science Teachers Association-most of this information is accessed by subscription
• Howstuffworks.com—This is a great resource for learning about electrical and mechanical equipment and other things. It is written for students, but is also helpful for teachers.
• Soy Ohio—Click on the education section for soy related activities.
• Environmental Kids Club—Science information presented in a kid-friendly format
• USDA for Kids—Huge site covering many different areas of science
• Brainpop.com—Site that includes information about science as well as other subjects, and provides homework help

Science Catalog

• Home Science Tools—Science supply catalog

Science Fair

• Aldine Science Project Website—Excellent resource for getting started with science fairs
• Science Buddies: Science Fair Tips—Choosing a good science fair question
• All Science Fair Projects—Science fair project ideas
• Discovery School Science Fair Guide for Parents—Parent information about science fairs
• A Science Fair Companion—Science fair tips; click on “full text” to view article

Teachers/Organizing a science fair

• Science Fair Organizer from Discoveryschool.com

General Science Links

• Answers in Genesis
• USNO Astronomical Applications
• Institute for Creation Research
• Environmental Protection Agency
• "How Did Bad Things Come About?"
• Department of Energy
• Arguments Not to Use
• National Academies of Science
• Creation Science Fellowship
• National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) & International System of Units (SI)
• Grading Plan
• Science Classroom Product Suppliers—This list provides contact information for companies that supply biological specimens and scientific tools to school and educators.
• Science Applets from University of Colorado—Many important physical science concepts are clarified with these interactive animations. Concepts are described in terms appropriate for high school students.