Showing posts with label science. Show all posts
Showing posts with label science. Show all posts

Official Snowflake Bentley Web Site Owned and Operated by the Jericho Historical Society

Those in the 48 states that were visited by the deluge of snowflakes...... I always love reading this book in class! And all things considered.....it's appropriate for the current weather conditions.


Official Snowflake Bentley Web Site Owned and Operated by the Jericho Historical Society

Smithsonian Kids

http://www.si.edu/Kids/

Build a Sod House, See an animated skeleton of a Triceratops walk. This is a very cool site.

NeoK12

http://www.neok12.com/

This is AWESOME! When looking for videos, I typically have looked to www.unitedstreaming.com which is part of Discovery Education. I probably would still check there but this is an excellent bonus resource. The reason I like this website is twofold. First, all subjects are outlined on the homepage. Second, all videos are categorized by grade level and reviewed by teachers.

Pangea

http://www.scotese.com/Default.htm

This is an animation of plate tectonics and changing of the land over the last 1100 million years. Very useful site for science. Again, useful for science integration with Harcourt Trophies Rocking and Rolling.

Volcano World

http://volcano.oregonstate.edu/

This website is awesome! It has virtual field trips of volcanoes, TONS of information and track all dormant and active volcanoes. This can be used in the science curriculum as well integration for Harcourt Trophies Rocking and Rolling.

One of a Kind Literacy Bags

http://soccerima.webs.com/

This site looks awesome for back to school, small groups, etc. These are products that you buy but they look like quality according to the feedback.

EdHeads

http://www.edheads.org/

This is an AWESOME website. It is filled with virtual simulations and practical games teaching concepts such as simple machines. Also, virtual hip replacement surgery. (yes, really)

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