41. Education World® : Science Center : K-8 site offers a large selection of activities for kids examine new approaches to inquiryscience education. Jax This site has interactive demos, questions, images http://www.education-world.com/science/elem/k_8.shtml

Science Center Elementary K-8 Earth Science Habitats ... Science Center K-8 K - 8 S C I E N C E Tools Lesson Planning Themes Standards TOOLBOX Do You Know? Highest Recorded Temperature Lowest Recorded Temperature Highest Average Precipitation Lowest Average Precipitation Largest Asteroid Farthest Planet from Sun Largest Planet in Solar System Farthest Manmade Satellite Most Active Volcano Largest Active Volcano Largest Artery in Human Body Length of DNA / Cell Largest Bone in Human Body Heaviest Element Lightest Element Speed of Light THE K - 8 CURRICULUM Habitats: Forest Desert Aquatic ... Properties of Objects LESSON PLANNING Articles Use It or Lose It: Puzzles to Exercise the Brain Energize your students with some brainteasers. Straight From the Heart A "hearty" collection of activities for children. Children Act Fast....So do Poisons a reminder to educators that we must "act fast" to teach poison prevention. Photosynthesis: Don't Leaf Out Fall's Most Valuable Lesson! Fall's colors provide the perfect motivation for teaching about photosynthesis across the grades. On-Line Lesson Plans: Fresh Approaches for Tired Topics A tour of some of the best on-line sources for creative lesson plans and other classroom activities.

42. Education World ® : Lesson Planning: Science Experiments Straight From The Web! on this site cover topics in physical science, life science activities include makingfire under water and performing science Resource Center This site is an http://www.education-world.com/a_lesson/lesson177.shtml

ARTICLE GUIDE Related Reviews You Can With Beakman and Jax Sea and Sky EUREKA! Related Categories Science Teacher Resources : Science Related Articles Other Articles This Week ... Science Lesson Planning Article L E S S O N P L A N N I N G A R T I C L E Science Experiments Straight from the Web! Think of your favorite science lesson from elementary school, and it probably won't be one that involved a lecture. Hands-on means heads-up! Teachers are responding to their students' need for real-life, experimental science activities. But where can you find them? The Web is brimming with great lessons for you, so build a guitar, make a raisin dance, or build a solar hot dog cooker. You provide the supplies, and the Net will show your students how to use them. Included: Bill Nye tells Education World that there is no substitute for hands-on learning! "One test is worth a thousand expert opinions," Bill Nye, the "Science Guy," told Education World. "There is no substitute for doing a science demonstration for yourself. Once you see it, hear it, touch it, taste it, or smell it for yourself, no one can take it away from you. Test on!" Through his television program and Web site

43. Sunburst.com | Software Resources Classroom activities Suggestions. Use Learn About physical science SimpleMachines as a springboard for interesting, handson classroom activities. http://www.sunburst.com/resources/productcomm/LASM/

Product Overview Achieving Your Objectives Classroom Activities Share! ... Related Science Products Product Overview To view the lyrics to the Jukebox songs (PDF file), click here! Introduce students in grades K-2 to simple machines in a fun and creative way! Watch your students' interest in this subject grow, as they explore how levers, pulleys, inclined planes, and other simple machines make work easier. In Learn About Physical Science: Simple Machines , your students can: read (using optional auditory support) nine engaging lessons presented in the colorful, animated pages of the Simples Machines Book. take a multiple-choice quiz test to assess their understanding of individual lessons. listen to catchy, original tunes on a jukebox to reinforce the concepts presented in the lessons. play matching and sorting activities to strengthen their visual memory and recognition skills. use the program's word processor to explain how they arrived at their choice of simple machines in the Fix-It Activity. Back to Top Achieving Your Objectives This versatile program will help support you in meeting primary objectives set by the National Science Education Standards: Science Objectives National Science Education Standards (for Grades K-4) Help your students to develop an understanding of: properties of objects and materials; position and motion of objects

44. Sunburst.com | Software Resources Use Learn About physical science Matter, Measurement, and Mixtures as a springboardfor interesting, handson classroom activities. * Melting Ice *. http://www.sunburst.com/resources/productcomm/LAM/

Product Overview Achieving Your Objectives Classroom Activities Share! ... Related Science Products Product Overview To view the lyrics to the Jukebox songs (PDF file), click here! Introduce students in grades K-2 to topics related to matter, measurements, and mixtures in a fun and creative way! Watch your students' interest in this topic grow, as they explore the three states of matter, how matter can be measured using different tools, and how elements of matter can be combined to form various mixtures. In Learn About Physical Science: Matter, Measurements, and Mixtures, your students can: read (using optional auditory support) nine engaging lessons presented in the colorful, animated pages of the Matter, Measurement, and Mixtures Book. take a multiple-choice quiz test to assess their understanding of individual lessons. listen to catchy, original tunes on a jukebox to reinforce the concepts presented in the lessons. play the Matching and Sequencing Activities to strengthen their visual memory and ordering skills. identify and categorize materials as solids, liquids, or gases in the Sorting Activity.

45. Online Particle Physics Information - Education Sites charts, brochures, Web links, and classroom activities. Excellent source for onlinedemos aimed at middle physical science Educational Hotlists Created by the http://www.slac.stanford.edu/library/pdg/education.html

Online Particle Physics Information Particle Physics Education Sites General Ask-A-Scientist Experiments, Demos and Fun General Argonne National Laboratory Gee Whiz! Includes links fun and informative sub-sites such as the The ArithmAttack, the Rube Goldberg Machine Contest; Arts in Science; and the parts of the movie 'Chain Reaction' that were filmed at Argonne. Contemporary Physics Education Project (CPEP) Provides charts, brochures, Web links, and classroom activities. Online interactive courses include: Fundamental Particles and Interactions; Plasma Physics and Fusion; and Nuclear Science. Center for Particle Astrophysics in Berkeley Excellent source for online demos aimed at middle school students (modifiable for other levels). Online demonstrations include: Air-Powered Rockets; Desktop Stars; Lunar Topography, Ping Pong Ball Launcher; Potato Power; Solar System; and more to come. Each includes an introduction, teacher and student worksheets, and a list of materials needed. Educational Information This Particle Data Group site provides links to three subsites each filled with well-designed and visually attractive information: The Particle Adventure; Contemporary Physics Education Projects' Educational Materials; and then a set of links to Physics Education Sites.

46. K-12 SCIENCE EDUCATION RESOURCES (Bill Beaty's Homepages) Static Electricity ; Physics demos, etc SEPUP (Lawrence Hall of science); TOPS scienceActivities (huge collection, w minerals via color spectrum; physical Sci Edu http://www.amasci.com/edu.html

SCIENCE HOBBYIST GUESTBOOK GOOD STUFF NEW STUFF ... SEARCH K-12 Science Ed. Resources amasci.com , William J. Beaty Seattle, WA SHORTCUTS to sections below Discussion groups (lists) on Science Teaching Newsgroups: Science Education Discussion groups and newsgroups: General science K-6 Textbook Errors "Science Answers" Link Collections: Science Lesson Plans Websites "Science Answers" archives Asking Science Questions Homework Help sites ... Physics Education Websites Other Things Here: Kid's Science Build-it Projects Here Kid's Science Build-it Projects Elsewhere (links collection) Bill B's edu. articles Bill B's Electricity Articles Bill B's Physics Demos "Ask a Scientist" sites ... AMATEUR SCIENCE page BILL B'S SCIENCE EDUCATION ARTICLES Collected articles on "Electricity" TRAFFIC WAVES , commuter physics Bill B's Answers from " ask a scientist " project K-6 PHYSICS MISCONCEPTIONS Page NEODYMIUM magnet demonstration ideas 3D E-field viewing bottle Explaining electricity with colored plastic sheets. "Static Electricity" Physics Demos, etc. Kid's sci. projects Science organizations UTexas Emissary (online mentors) American Assoc. of Physics Teachers

47. Science Links Class science activities K 8, science Toys You Can Make, Edible/Inedible ElementaryChemistry, Hands-On Technology Program physical Life Earth science Math. http://www.netrox.net/~labush/scilinks.html

Science Links HOME Physical Science Space Plants ... Everglades General Science Bill Nye.com The Discovery Channel How Stuff Works Flying Turtle Explore Science and Technology ExploreScience.com Many Activities Excellent Dr. Matrix' Web World of Science Many Areas Powers Of 10 Molecular Expressions: Science, Optics and You OLogy Biodiversity Genetics Astonomy Paleontology Exploratorium Science Snacks Interesting Investigations BIOLOGY4KIDS.COM Gravity The Science of Superheroes A Webside Construction Zone Extreme Science Field Trips Visit many places or animals Science Court for Schools Songs Activities Welcome to ScienceBob.com! Information Experiments Cells Alive! Color Matters Science Experiments for Kids The Molecular Expressions Photo Gallery Links Web Elements Periodic Table Experiments Games The Microbe Zoo Pieces of Science Butterfly Coloring Book Omniscience Futureneering Modern Inventions Mad Science Network Ask a Question MadSciNet The 24-hour exploding laboratory Cool Science for Curious Kids The Thinking Fountain!

48. SCIENCE WEBSITES Cartoons illustrate how to do these activities on displacement, nuclear fission,weightlessness, etc. Focus on planetary, physical and life science. http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~dougproj/ORWeb.htm

Updated August 2002 http://www.rci.rutgers.edu/~dougproj/DPORVV.htm Check out the Outreach Program’s own Virtual Resource Room! On this site, you will find activities in an outline format developed and tested by students enrolled in the CASE “Outreach in Biology” course. http://girlstech.douglass.rutgers.edu A site sponsored by the Douglass Project that encourages young women’s interest in technology. Offers a lot of great interactive sites that can be easily incorporated into a lesson using the computer lab. http://njssi.rutgers.edu/html/4_resources.html Click on either technology or science for a list of websites that will aide you in planning interesting and exciting lessons. All of these sites reflect the NJ Core Curriculum Content Standards for math and science education. http://www.hhmi.org/coolscience/ This site invites curious kids to explore biology both on and off-line. Good for young students. http://www.sciencemaster.com/ Provides info and links on astronomy and space, geology and earth science, biology and life science, physical science and technology. Grades 6-8.

49. Hot Links For Science And Math Activities physical science Activity Manual from CESME; The science activities from the FranklinInstitute; Creation Internet Public Library science Project Resource http://www2.latech.edu/~sld/science.html

50. EDSC712 Physical Science The Exploratorium science Snacks Extensive list of easyto-do hands-ondemos and activities, particularly in the area of physical science. http://www.gsu.edu/~mstnrhx/712/712phys.htm

EDSC 712 - Science Concepts for Middle Childhood Education Physical Science A Web-Assisted Course by Dr. Nydia R. Hanna Office: College of Education, Room 604 Phone: (404)651-0172 Syllabus About the Course Email Agenda ... Physical Science Physical Science topics will include discussions about the conservation of matter, the misconceptions about mass, weight and volume, the physics of the whirlybird, architectural terms, air pressure, and changes in states of matter. Antarctic Ice Icebergs-what are they made of? How the ice grows Live Camera Shots from Antarctica The Food Web in Antarctica ... Ozone Hole over Antarctica Only? Bernoulli's Principle tba Mass and weight tba The Whirlybird activity tba Architectural activities tba Physical Science for the classroom The Exploratorium Science Snacks Extensive list of easy-to-do hands-on demos and activities, particularly in the area of physical science. Smile Program Chemistry Index Almost 200 simple lessons and experiments for all ages. You can find an experiment for just about any chemistry topic here!

51. Classroom Connections NASA Earth and space science research, activities and photos are found here! Physicalscience Resource Center This site contains labs, demos and problems of http://title3.sde.state.ok.us/science/Classroom Connect.htm

Click on the frogs to "hop" to linked pages. Home Resources Classroom Connections Grants Kids' Net Classroom Connections These sites contain inquiry-based science lesson plans and activities A Science Odyssey A fun, interactive chronicle of scientific achievements of the 20th century. Bill Nye: The Science Guy Explore Bill's collection of demos, labs, and "top 10 links!" OSHA Safety Guidelines Access a listing of all Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) Standards. Franklin Institute Participate in on-line exhibits and web-based units of study. Omniplex Kirkpatrick Science and Air Space Museum at Omniplex - or "Omniplex" for short - offers a diverse collection of interactive and historic exhibits and programs for visitors of all ages, backgrounds and interests. Cells Alive Information, with animated images, about cells, bacteria, and parasites. Scr s tec Explorer Incredible labs and lesson plans for K-12 science and math! Extensive lists for the natural sciences!

52. Syllabus PHY 370 middle school, or high school physical science , the topics plans designed arounddemos and handson activities. course should reflect how science in practiced http://webct.csupomona.edu/public/phy370a/Syllabus-W-Phy370.html

PHY 370: Syllabus Instructor Information Name Dr. Stefanie A. Saccoman Email sasaccoman@csupomona.edu Office Location Building 3, Office #248 Phone Biography Dr. Stefanie Saccoman is an instructor in the College of Education and Integrative Studies (CEIS) at Cal Poly Pomona and Project Director of Science IMPACT. As Project Director of Science IMPACT she has been instrumental in developing the Biology and Physics Supplemental Teaching Authorization Programs, and coordinates numerous contract projects with school districts, state education programs and the private sector. She holds a B.S. degree in Biology and an M.A. degree in Education, both from Cal Poly Pomona, as well as an M.S. and Ph.D. in Psychology with an emphasis in Education from California Coast University. Her professional experiences include industrial environmental science (Engineering Science Inc., a Parsons Co.), secondary science teaching (Pasadena High School), serving as the Science and Mathematics Specialist for the Pomona Unified School District, and Program Manager of SCAMPI (Southern California Area Modern Physics Institute) at Cal Poly Pomona. Dr. Saccoman is listed in Who's Who in American Education (1995) and Who's Who Among America's Teachers (1991, 1992). She is a two time regional winner of the NASA SSIP Reach for the Stars competition.

53. Sciencelinks Bill Nye The science Guy. demos, videos, etc. DNA Gel analysis problems. Cool onlineactivities for your whole class. physical science. Bill Nye Episode List. http://misnt1.sbcusd.k12.ca.us/secondary_ed/sciencelinks.htm

General Information Timss Report math and science report http://nces.ed.gov/TIMSS/ Monthly Science Sites a variety of sites to check out http://www.sci-ctr.edu.sg/sciorg/sc_feature_march.htm Bill Nye: The Science Guy demos, videos, etc http://disney.go.com/DisneyTelevision/BillNye/ Yucky Science gross stuff http://www.yucky.com Howard Hughes Medical Institute Info and Free stuff http://www.hhmi.org/ National Geographic Assorted resources http://www.nationalgeographic.com Event based science Good Activities http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/departments/eventscience/ STEP Project NASA Math and Science http://www.step.k12.ca.us/ Eisenhower National Clearinghouse Math and Science Curriculum Resources http://www.enc.org/ UC Berkeley Science Education Science Resources/Lesson Plans/ Projects http://cse.ssl.berkeley.edu/ AIMS Science and Math Science and Math Resources/ Ideas http://www.aimsedu.org/ TOPS Using ordinary stuff for science education http://www.topscience.org/ CIESE Using technology and the internet in science classrooms http://k12science.stevens-tech.edu/

54. Science Activities includes info on physics projects, activities, conferences, and http//www.einet.net/galaxy/science/Physics.html.European physical SocietyThis site serves the http://www.luc.edu/schools/education/csipdc/sciact.htm

Science Activities Biology Activities African Primates at Home -Several species of apes and monkeys. Includes photos and audio.- http://www.indiana.edu/~primate/primates.html American Society of Human Genetics homepage -Visit the society's homepage !- http://www.faseb.org/genetics/ashg/ashgmenu.htm Aquarium for Wildlife Conservation BioChem Net -"Gateway to the best biology and chemistry educational resources on the web."- http://schmidel.com/bionet.htm Biology Depts. -Links to many of the university biology departments in the world.- http://golgi.harvard.edu/afagen/depts/deptus.html# Big Virology Picture Book (Tulane University) -Pictures of viruses; categorized by family.- http://www.tulane.edu/~dmsander/Big_Virology/BVHomePage.html The Biology Place -Biology teaching and learning resources. (Peregrine publishers)- http://www.biology.com/ Cell and Molecular Biology Online -Resource for cell and molecular biologists.- http://www.cellbio.com Coral Forest -A non-profit organization founded to educate and activate the public about the global threat to coral reefs.- http://www.blacktop.com/coralforest/ -This site provides services to help improve and sustain coral reef health throughout the world.- http://coral.aoml.noaa.gov

55. Physical Science This is Frank Potter's site, and it has the life, earth and physical broken down Asampler of activities http//cesme.utm.edu/resources/science/sampler.pdf http://www.scs.k12.tn.us/SCS/subject-areas/sciencepage/physical_science.htm

Physical Sciences End of Course Info: End of Course Info: http://www.state.tn.us/education/ci/cicurframwkmain.htm This site has both the chemistry and physical science lists of the standards and teacher indicators. Physical Science Performance Indicators: This is a complete listing of the student performance indicators by standard. The levels for each indicator are labeled. Chemistry Performance Indicators: This is a complete listing of the student performance indicators by standard. The levels for each indicator are labeled. Activities, Experiments and Labs: Stimpsoft! http://www.stimpsoft.com/ A wonderful site with all kinds of terrific downloads. One the site is a periodic table that will sort by gases, alkanes, etc. Also available is the solar system that will load across your screen. Another download is the sun spots. Lots and lots of things but for Mac users only. How stuff works: http://www.howstuffworks.com/ Excellent site on how just about everything works. The Atoms Family: http://www.miamisci.org/af/sln/ Very cute site with a unique way of presenting atomic theory. Multimedia Physics Studios: http://www.glenbrook.k12.il.us/gbssci/phys/mmedia/index.html This site has GIF files that use animation to show physics concepts.

56. Unit2 Pseudoscience Using simple science to fool physical quantities 1D, 2D, 3D, Metricunits, mass/weight. 2. NOTES, activities LABORATORY MANUAL Campus Bookstore. http://www.bsu.edu/classes/watson2/Summer/unit2.htm

Ball State University Dr. James Watson Department of Physics and Astronomy JWATSON@bsu.edu Dear PHYCS 691 Participant, The course is about to begin! According to my latest class list you are signed up for P691 (Advanced Physical Science) Since the class is only one week, we must start immediately, even before class starts! I've enclosed a list of supplies you can be looking for. We will be turning into demonstrations, equipment or lab experiments. Enclosed is a tentative schedule (think I'm behind already!). The first thing Monday I'll go over the course and what is expected. We have already bought each of you some special supplies for $10, due Monday. See you the first day: Monday June 10 7:30 am , in room CP102. PHYSICS 691 ADVANCED PHYSICAL SCIENCE Tentative SCHEDULE/SYLLABUS Dr. James Watson Ph: 765/285-8874 Home: 289-3119 JWATSON@bsu.edu HOMEWORK: Read the appropriate chapter related to the topic . Apply topic to everyday events and formulate questions and answer them or ask in class. Complete lab write-ups. CLASS: You should be able to discuss and answer basic questions in each topic below and know and understand the basic laws of physical science. Class format will mainly be laboratory discovery, exploration and concept development by using the toys you bring and the ones you purchase from us.

57. National Chemistry Week 2000 Activities Boise activities NCW materials will be available Funniest Chemical Videos DazzlingDemos and Videotaped College of Southern Idaho, physical science Department http://www2.ida.net/acsid/acsid/NCW2000/NCW2000.htm

October 1998 NCW/IChE Activities November 2000 National Chemistry Week NCW 2000 Join us for ALL the fun. just ask your children ! National Chemistry Week 2000 The Chemistry of FOOD ! Boise Activities: NCW materials will be available at the Boise Discovery Center Contact: Dr. Martin Schimpf, Boise State University Chemistry Department Chair email: mschimpf@chem.idbsu.edu Oct 18 Local Section Meeting " America's Funniest Chemical Videos: Dazzling Demos and Videotaped Bloopers " Nov 1 - 30 Top Back Idaho Falls Public Library Displays Two Month long displays with handouts will be available to library patrons. Display #1 is located adjacent to the circulation desk and display #2 is located in the Juniors Department on the lower level. College of Southern Idaho Twin Falls, Idaho Contact: Dr. Rosa Davila, College of Southern Idaho, Physical Science Department. email: rdavila@evergreen2.csi.cc.id.us Nov 4 Top Back Idaho Falls Public Library - Chemistry Magic Show Last years photos [Colorless Colors] [From Colored to Colorless] Nov 6 - 10 Top Back Argonne National Laboratory - West ( INEEL site The Idaho Section NCW display along with handouts will be made available in the ANL-West Laboratory and Office Building.

58. Physical Science For Teachers Syllabus Spring 2003 State motivation for teaching of physical science concepts to Express concern forscience misconceptions and a inclass quizzes and/or other graded activities. http://www.cedarville.edu/dept/sm/lee/project/syllabus-s03.htm

Dr. Lee Eimers Dr. Don Meissner Syllabus: Spring 2003 PST Home Page  Schedule for Spring 2003 DESCRIPTION: GSCI-2010.  An introduction to a selection of core concepts of physics and chemistry with emphasis on the science background needed by pre-service elementary education teachers.  Students will be exposed to a variety of methods of learning science, with emphasis on inquiry, scientific method, and integrating common everyday objects and experiences with a view toward cultivating the excitement of studying the Creator's Creation.   PREREQUISITES: Major in Early Childhood Education, Middle Childhood Education, or Special Education. TEXT: The Physical Universe, 10th Ed., by Konrad Krauskopf and Arthur Beiser, McGraw-Hill, 2003.  This book was used last semester, so you should be able to find a used copy (but make sure the CD is included).  Each student must have a copy and bring it to class. INSTRUCTIONAL STRATEGIES: Cooperative learning methods; inquiry discussions; creative problem solving; inquiry activities; critical thinking models; creative lecture; reading; computer simulations; role play; gaming; questioning; modeling; structure of intellect activities; basic science process skills; integrated science process skills; critical thinking skills; creative thinking skills; critical problem solving KNOWLEDGE OBJECTIVES: At the conclusion of this course students will be able to: State steps for scientific method.

59. PST Websites Frank Potter's science GemsPhysical science II Electricity Wing Bernoulli Ball andother activities for your Principle Explanations and demos Musical Tube http://www.cedarville.edu/dept/sm/lee/project/pstwebsites.htm

Demonstrations Labs Home page Physical Science for Teachers Useful Web Sites Contents: Chemistry Energy, Work and Momentum Fluids Heat ... Miscellaneous New Practice Quizzes Take It From the Top - Block stacking Center of Gravity and Block Stacking Chemistry Avogadro's Number Balancing equations: Balancing Chemical Equations Balancing Equations Quiz Interactive Tutorial on Balancing Equations Practice Balancing Equations ... How to Read the Periodic Table How to predict an elements properties. Inside an Atom The basic parts of the atom. The IrYdium Project Periodic Table Explanation and description * Periodic Table *: WebElements Periodic TablETRIS Practice Balancing Equations What is Chemistry? ... Cabrillo physics videos (update 7-10-02) Frank Potter's Science Gems:Physical Science II: Electricity and Magnetism Lightning: The Big Spark Ligntning: Static Electricity Ligntning: Thunder ... Magnetism Overview (works fine, but not very exciting) Voltage Circuit Simulator Wiggling Charges You Can - Magnets (update 7-10-02) Conservation of Momentum Applet Conservation of Momentum in Different Frames How Far Will It Skid?

60. Science Educational Resources physical Chemical Change 1 demo; Acids Base Weightlessness - 1 demo EARTH science;Erosion Isostatics - 1 50 of all the demonstrations or activities in Dr http://www.scienceinquiry.com/videos.htm

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