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Miscellaneous Science Sites |
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Science
Up Close-Harcourtschool (EXCELLENT) this site covers LOTS of topics for
grades 1 thru 5 and many are interactive videos. You really must check it
out. |
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Understanding
Science (This is a very useful base for finding lots of science info) |
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Science
Central (WOW! This site has tons of links to excellent science
info/articles) |
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Newton's
Laws of Motion,( check it out, this has basic definitions, animations, and
excellent for middle school) |
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Optics For Kids |
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Popular
Science Magazine (Great
Magazine lots of great stuff, need I say more) |
| Your
Weight on Other Worlds |
| National
Geographic (All kinds of Great Stuff) |
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Fear of Physics (good stuff about
falling objects and orbits) |
| NOVA |
| New
Jersey Science Teachers Association (NJSTA) |
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Exploratorium (Excellent links to many science topics) |
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Discover
Magazine (Always lots of New and Interesting Science Information) |
| Amazing
Space |
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Beyond the Book McDougal Littell Science
(Interesting Teaching Strategies, one presently featuring, (me Rich
Tormey) |
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Access Science (McGraw-Hill Encyclopedia of Science) |
| Virtual
Science Center |
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National
Science Teachers Association (NSTA) |
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Bad
Astronomy (Excellent Site-Lots of Good Stuff and Lots of Myth Busting
Stuff) |
| NJ
Department of Environmental Protection |
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4000
Years of Women in Science
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| Women
Chemists Throughout History (excellent resource and information about
numerous women in chemistry) |
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Understanding
Evolution (This site does a very nice job of explaining Evolution) |
| GEPA
Prep on line simulated test questions |
| Interactive
Tutorials such as Solar and Lunar Eclipses and much more! |
| The
International Earth Rotation Service |
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Einstein's Light
(really great explanations of scientific laws developed by Galileo,
Maxwell and Einstein) |
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Eyes of Nye-Bill Nye site |
| Many
Earth Science Animations |
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New Jersey
Department of Environmental Protection |
| Extreme
Science (world records of all sorts, living and non living) |
| Resources
from the NJ State Libraries (lots of information and resources for
different issues) |
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Virtual Lesson Plans (All
Areas, Excellent potential) |
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The Science Spot - This is an excellent
site especially for teachers - it is loaded with lesson plans and
printable activity sheets (check it out) |
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Science-Class this is an excellent
site and must see especially for middle school science teachers
(loaded with really great stuff) |
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School of
Champions Web Site (this site is an excellent resource especially for
physical science) |
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World
Population Clock (Excellent up to date information about populations,
whole world or by country) |
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Grade 8
Science Web Site for Flemington Raritan School |
| Websters
On-Line Dictionary (Great resource) |
| Enjoy
the Ride (A Feel Good Video/Powerpoint) An Introspective Reflection |
| Snoops
The definitive Internet reference source for urban legends, folklore,
myths, rumors, and misinformation |
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Snoops: The Specific
Science Section |
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United States Debt Clock (What the
debt is for each person in America, very scary) |
| Students
First web site by Michelle Rhee (Interesting discussion points, take a
look) |
| All
the Biomes in one site (Excellent links and info to all the various
biomes) |
| Biology
of Plants (excellent info and diagrams especially for elementary and
middle school) |
| Backyard
Geology (very
good basic geology information about rock, minerals and more) |
| NJ
Eagle population and other raptors (excellent info on nesting sites and
much more) |
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