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Earth Observatory - NASA

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6 to 12
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This NASA site is the home base for a collection of Earth imaging resources and subsections dealing with earth science topics ranging from natural disasters to ozone measurement. Several...more
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This NASA site is the home base for a collection of Earth imaging resources and subsections dealing with earth science topics ranging from natural disasters to ozone measurement. Several of these sections change regularly, so there's always likely to be something new here. Well worth a visit for science, earth science, or space topics.

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Introduction to Seismology - USGS

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This USGS site explains how earthquakes occur and how scientists try to predict their occurrence and severity. This page could serve as a brief introduction, but following its many...more
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This USGS site explains how earthquakes occur and how scientists try to predict their occurrence and severity. This page could serve as a brief introduction, but following its many links will lead to a thorough description of earthquakes and their detection. Pick and choose depending on the presentation level you need.

tag(s): earth (184), earthquakes (45)

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Beginners Guide to Aeronautics - NASA

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This NASA resource offers a nice upper elementary-level introduction to aeronautics and airplane design. It includes sections on history, aircraft components, and propulsion systems....more
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This NASA resource offers a nice upper elementary-level introduction to aeronautics and airplane design. It includes sections on history, aircraft components, and propulsion systems.

tag(s): aeronautics (9), air (105), aircraft (16), flight (31)

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There are lesson ideas, one of which is to create a Jet Engine magazine. Instead of creating a traditional paper magazine, why not use technology? Try using reviewed here. Another is to create and interactive timeline for the history of flight. If you are beginning the process of integrating technology or are working with younger students, have them create a timeline using a tool such as this timeline from ReadWriteThink,

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Eastern Slopes Grizzly Bear Project

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This Canadian site is just what the bear buffs need - an introduction to the habitat and lifestyle of North America's most famous bears. There's a large "bear basics" section, ...more
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This Canadian site is just what the bear buffs need - an introduction to the habitat and lifestyle of North America's most famous bears. There's a large "bear basics" section, along with details on staying safe when sharing space with grizzly bears. But alas, there are very few photos.

tag(s): canada (23)

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During a class on environmental conservation, have students open this site on their individual computers. Looking at the site, what do they think would be the most beneficial actions to take to conserve land for bears? Use this site as a launchpad for a discussion on human-animal interaction, and the affect humans have had on their habitat. This site would also be a useful source for any student working on a research project, making it an excellent site to post on the class wiki or web page so students could access it both in and out of the classroom!

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Bug Scope - University of Illinois

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Want to get really close to those creepy crawlies? This site from the lets K-12 students actually operate a scanning electron microscope. Other students can watch during the live sessions....more
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Want to get really close to those creepy crawlies? This site from the lets K-12 students actually operate a scanning electron microscope. Other students can watch during the live sessions. The site includes instructions for advance registration, which is required, of course. There are also some archival microscope images available for viewing.

tag(s): insects (69), microscopes (10)

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My Nature Photos

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3 to 6
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This site offers a small collection of user-submitted nature photos of various animals. It's a neat concept, and we hope the number of photos will grow quickly. Elementary teachers...more
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This site offers a small collection of user-submitted nature photos of various animals. It's a neat concept, and we hope the number of photos will grow quickly. Elementary teachers may find this one useful as a source for images of commonly seen creatures.

tag(s): animals (284)

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Views of the Solar System

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3 to 8
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Here's a site that elementary teachers will like because of its great images, and secondary teachers will find useful for it's detailed explanations of the planets in the solar system....more
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Here's a site that elementary teachers will like because of its great images, and secondary teachers will find useful for it's detailed explanations of the planets in the solar system. Users with high-speed connections can also view animations of many of the planets. You can also read some of the journals about Apollo 13 that gave a factual basis to the popular movie. Note: We're listing this one despite the fact that it launches annoying popup windows. Ignore them.

tag(s): moon (71), planets (112), solar system (109)

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Fifty-seven Ways to Protect the Environment - University of Illinois Extension

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The site from the University of Illinois Extension offers tips and guidelines for controlling or eliminating the effects of pesticides in common household and garden situations. While...more
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The site from the University of Illinois Extension offers tips and guidelines for controlling or eliminating the effects of pesticides in common household and garden situations. While not intended specifically for students, teachers could use these guidelines as part of a unit on managing the environment, environmental policy, or ecology.

tag(s): ecology (99)

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Wright Brothers' History - Centennial of Flight Commission

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The US Centennial of Flight Commission has prepared an extensive look at the Wright Brothers and their efforts to build a successful aircraft. This section of a larger site offers ...more
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The US Centennial of Flight Commission has prepared an extensive look at the Wright Brothers and their efforts to build a successful aircraft. This section of a larger site offers details on the journals, the specifications, and the reconstruction of the original Wright flyer. History and physics teachers alike will enjoy this one.

tag(s): air (105), aviation (38), north carolina (4), wright brothers (15)

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Take advantage of the free lesson plans and activities offered! There are also games that teachers can either print out and use as quick review activities or as a learning center or station. If using as a learning station, save the site as a favorite and have kids peruse it during a unit on Flight, the evolution of transportation or the Industrial Growth of the early 20th century.
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Centennial of Flight Commission - US government

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This government site offers information the celebration of the Wright Brothers' Flight centennial, as well as a great collection of printable posters and commemorative lesson materials....more
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This government site offers information the celebration of the Wright Brothers' Flight centennial, as well as a great collection of printable posters and commemorative lesson materials. These could make great classroom decorations, and the lesson materials are thorough and grade-specific. Try this one on students interested in the physics of flight or a career in aviation.

tag(s): aviation (38), north carolina (4), wright brothers (15)

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Use the games on this site as a way to help students review the information in learning centers or during a lull in class time. Teachers can also post this on their class wiki to allow students to access it both in and out of the classroom!
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John Muir Day - Sierra Club

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While this day of recognition (April 21) may be better known in California, Muir's legacy of concern for conservation had a national impact, as is evident from this Sierra Club ...more
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While this day of recognition (April 21) may be better known in California, Muir's legacy of concern for conservation had a national impact, as is evident from this Sierra Club site. In addition to documents relating to creating the California holiday, teachers will find a John Muir Day study guide in Adobe Acrobat format that outlines Muir's life and the conservation issues for which he fought.

tag(s): conservation (86), earth (184), earth day (60), ecology (99)

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Earth Day Network

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This web site from a consortium of several thousand environmental organizations offers a great collection of resources to build awareness of ecological issues and inspire both individual...more
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This web site from a consortium of several thousand environmental organizations offers a great collection of resources to build awareness of ecological issues and inspire both individual and collective action. These include several games that let students discover how well they and their families conserve resources. Find out how much you know about Earth. Try the Quizzes!

tag(s): earth (184), earth day (60), ecology (99), environment (238)

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Wright Flyer Project -THE AIAA WRIGHT FLYER PROJECT 1978-2012

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The 100th anniversary of the Wright Brothers' first flight was in fall of 2003, and this site documents an effort to replicate that achievement by replicating the original Wright Flyer....more
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The 100th anniversary of the Wright Brothers' first flight was in fall of 2003, and this site documents an effort to replicate that achievement by replicating the original Wright Flyer. In turns out to be more difficult than even the experts imagined. Learn more here.

tag(s): air (105), aviation (38), inventors and inventions (70), wright brothers (15)

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This is a good site for students who are researching the infancy of flight. During their research and with this article, which is text heavy, use SummarizeThis, reviewed here and How to Research: Ultimate Guide, reviewed here.

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Space Sense

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Here's a nice little test-your-knowledge game for students at elementary and middle school levels. Users can set the difficulty levels, and if you miss one, the game is over. Try ...more
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Here's a nice little test-your-knowledge game for students at elementary and middle school levels. Users can set the difficulty levels, and if you miss one, the game is over. Try this one as a refresher for a unit on stars, constellations, or space. It's simple enough that even younger students should be able to use it.

tag(s): solar system (109), stars (68)

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International Atomic Energy Agency - United Nations

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This news page from IAEA's web site includes both background and current information on the agencies efforts in Iraq and North Korea, as well as information on other activities designed...more
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This news page from IAEA's web site includes both background and current information on the agencies efforts in Iraq and North Korea, as well as information on other activities designed to halt the destructive proliferation of nuclear capabilities.

tag(s): energy (130), united nations (6)

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Environmental Inquiry - Cornell University

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Developed at Cornell University, this site offers a framework to help high school students conduct environmental science research and participate in communities of fellow student scientists....more
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Developed at Cornell University, this site offers a framework to help high school students conduct environmental science research and participate in communities of fellow student scientists. There are research protocols and discussion groups for a number of topics, as well as links to newly published text materials. The web content, however, seems to stand independently of the print materials. Secondary science, biology, and earth science teachers will find this one interesting.

tag(s): ecology (99), environment (238), habitats (86)

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Animated Engines - Matt Keveney

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Looking for a nice animated illustration to add to your discussion of inventors and technology? This site offers accurate "wire-frame" illustrations of how several different types of...more
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Looking for a nice animated illustration to add to your discussion of inventors and technology? This site offers accurate "wire-frame" illustrations of how several different types of internal combustion and steam engines operate. Each includes a step-by-step explanation of how the engine operates, making it easy to compare differences among engine designs. Even grownups will like this one.

tag(s): industrialization (11), inventors and inventions (70)

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Natural History Notebooks - Canadian Museum of Nature

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2 to 6
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This one's a sleeper. It's a collection of outstanding black and white drawings of birds, mammals, amphibians, and other life forms. There are hundreds of drawings, each with a short...more
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This one's a sleeper. It's a collection of outstanding black and white drawings of birds, mammals, amphibians, and other life forms. There are hundreds of drawings, each with a short description of the creature. Elementary students will find this site a great place for simple research about living things.

tag(s): animals (284)

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Use this site on a projector or interactive whiteboard to discuss and informally assess prior knowledge as you start your study of endangered species. This site doesn't have them specifically categorized that way, but if you know what you're looking for ahead of time, this site has great background information and tons of images of each animal.

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The Black Hole Gang

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3 to 6
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This is an interesting approach to science content for elementary students. Each "student" has a collection of favorite science resources, and some hobbies, too. The resources are really...more
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This is an interesting approach to science content for elementary students. Each "student" has a collection of favorite science resources, and some hobbies, too. The resources are really a sampler, making this one a great place to send students who are just beginning to be interested in exploring science. This one was created by a fifth grade teacher.

tag(s): experiments (52)

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Alaska Science - Neal Brown

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6 to 12
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An Alaska native explains the northern lights (aurora borealis) and other peculiarly Alaskan scientific phenomena. ...more
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An Alaska native explains the northern lights (aurora borealis) and other peculiarly Alaskan scientific phenomena.

tag(s): alaska (20)

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Science teachers can use the directions on the site to help build rockets. Using simple materials, students can build 1 of 2 different types of rockets, experimenting which type is more successful or flies the highest. Catalog the experience with a digital camera, and share it for parents to see on your class wiki or webpage. Have no wiki worries - check out the TeachersFirst's Wiki Walk-Through.

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