Science

=**SCIENCE WEBSITES **=

Great video and slide-show reviews, as well as "test yourself" sections, on all sorts of science topics including scientific inquiry, plants, energy, light & sound, matter, force & motion, solar system, weather & climate, landforms, rocks & minerals, ecosystems, the human body, animals, and more! Fast-paced games, music and lots of fun!
 * [|Scholastic's Study Jams - Science]**

Lots of applets that provide interactive practice in the science disciplines in earth science, biochemistry, physics, and biology.
 * [|Edinformatics Interactive - Science Applets]**

Chemistry symbols practice on this website nets two results: mastery of the topic and food for the hungry. For every question a student correctly answers, 20 grains of rice are donated through the UN World Food Program to fight hunger all over the world!
 * [|Free Rice]**

Online movies and student activites for real-world, hands-on science and math can be found here. Lessons can be downloaded in pdf format.
 * [|The Futures Channel] **

Contains fun information and question/answer pages in all areas of the discipline of science, especially about how things work. Everyday Science and Wacky Weather videos are only a few of the links found on this site.
 * [|How Stuff Works: Science Channel]**

Got questions about science buzzing around in your head? Then this is the place to look! Tabs include 10 Cool Scientists (wonder-who?), Have a Question (wonder-what?), Time Travel Timeline (wonder-when?), and Games (wonder-fun).
 * [|I Was Wondering: Adventures in Science for Girls & Women]**

Contains webcasts, podcasts, and lots of information about science. Also Everyday Mysteries contains trivia questions and answers page. A link to Library of Congress American Memory sites about science, conservation, technology, and more.
 * [|Library of Congress - Science References Services] **

All science topics, science fair info, ask-a-scientist, and random knowledge generator.
 * [|Mad Science Network]**

Contains separate sections for teachers and students. Additional features include Image of the Day, along with videos and podcasts, interactive Test Your Knowledge, and NASA Kids Club section with fun games.
 * [|NASA - National Aeronautics & Space Administration]**

Contains short videos about each element of the periodic table and experiments with the elements. Continually being updated, so check often.
 * [|Periodic Tables Video Clips]**

You'll find a Student Zone, Games & Puzzles, along with Science Education & Teacher Resources.
 * [|Science Education at Jefferson Lab] **

A portal with links to physical, earth, and life science information.
 * [|Science Gems]**

Ideas and theories that are miniature versions of popular exhibits at the Exploratorium. Included are links for science experiments. Indexed alphabetically and by topic.
 * [|Science Snacks: Exploratorium]**

You'll find Kids' Corner, Science Search, Ask-a-Scientist, and Science Networks links.
 * [|Score Science]**

Contains information for students and teachers on toxins and dangerous chemicals that can be found in our own hometowns in the format of interactive graphics. Very cool, but alarming!
 * [|Tox Town: National Library of Medicine]**

In this interactive onlline museum, users start with seven featured exhibits. Once inside the exhibit, more information about the main topic will be found, along with text and photographs.
 * [|Web Exhibits]**

Devoted to the science behind the news, feature sections which change periodically can be found, along with Science Images, Interactives, In the News, Sci-Tations, and Why Files Top 5.
 * [|Why Files]**