This list covers all sorts of science from nature to geology. Like with the math websites, for my
students, occasionally I put a list on the internet start page and let students go there during sponge time (click the link and see what’s up this month):
- Breathing earth–the environment
- Dynamic Earth–interactive
- Earth Science Digital Library
- Electric Circuits Game
- Forest Life
- Forests
- Geologic history
- Geologic movies–great and fun
- Human Body Games
- Moon around
- Moon—We Choose the Moon
- Nature—explore it
- Ocean Currents–video
- Ocean Videos
- Ocean Waves–video
- Ology Sites
- Periodic Table of Videos
- Planet in Action via Google Earth
- Satellite Fly-bys–by zip code
- Science games
- Science Games II
- Science Games—Bitesize
- Science Stuff
- Smithsonian Museum
- Solar System Video
- Solar System in 3D
- Stardate Online
- Virtual tour (with pictures) of a zoo
- Virtual tours
- Volcano Adventure
- Water Cycle
- Wonderville
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Amazing selection. Wish I’d had access to stuff like this when I was growing up. Love the periodic table of videos!
And I’m constantly trying to keep up with new offerings. There are so many wonderful resources out there–most for free–to help students understand science.
That Periodic Table of videos is special, isn’t it? Those Brits–clever they are.
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Thank you so much for putting together this comprehensive and amazing blog!
My pleasure. Stop by often. I’m always finding new resources to share!