| Brainpopjr.com | Learn about the environment and other fun activities |
| Animal Doc | Discover how veterinarians operate on horses, learn about dog behavior, gather fun facts about sheep, and explore many other options at this superb University of Georgia site that does a great job of engaging learners |
| Antimatter / Mirror of the Universe | Learn about antimatter from experts at Swiss-based CERN, the largest particle physics lab in the world. Gather basic knowledge at “Kid’s Corner” before exploring “Everyday Antimatter,” “The Antimatter Factory,” “The History of Antimatter,” and “Live Webcasts.” |
| Blobz.com | The Blobz Guide to Electric Curcuits |
| C.o.o.l Classrooms | Kids can “explore the waters off New Jersey” and predict beach and fishing conditions, help with a marine expedition, view the ocean from below or above the water, and explore careers in oceanography. |
| Childrens Museum of Indianapolis | Design your own space station and gather information about the solar system at this Children’s Museum of Indianapolis site, where users can follow an international team of scientists to the North Magnetic Pole, access audio files, and find easy-to-do experiments. |
| College of Veterinarian Medicine | Discover how veterinarians operate on horses, learn about dog behavior, gather fun facts about sheep, and explore many other options at this superb University of Georgia site that does a great job of engaging learners. |
| Earth 911 | Learn all about recycling and see where to recycle items in your area |
| Environmental Education for Kids | Sponsored by the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources, this “electronic magazine” features a “Critter Corner,” offers animal-tracking hints, and presents other environmental education information. The “Cool Stuff” section contains abundant activities, safety tips, and other options. |
| How Stuff Works.com | Sixth Grade Research Project |
| Just for Kids | University of Illinois Extension |
| Kids Geo.com | An awesome site for information on weathering and erosion for science! |
| Kids Saving Energy | Watch the characters from the movie Ratatouille tell how to save energy before moving to the games section of this U.S. Department of Energy site. Well-designed home energy conservation ideas and information on renewable energy round out the site. |
| Learning Circuits | All about electricity |
| Periodic Table of Comic Books | Learn about the periodic table via classic comic books! Click an element in the periodic table to “see a list of comic book pages involving that element.” Choosing oxygen brings users to strips featuring Batman (who says he is a “human fish” because of an underwater oxygen supply) and other characters. A “Web Elements” link presents factual information. |
| Quesacon | This virtual portal to the National Science and Technology Centre in Australia offers users of all ages a plethora of learning activities. Try arranging 10 children in order by height, add color to dinosaur drawings, and solve math puzzles, among other endeavors. |
| Sandiego Zoo | The quality of the site matches the reputation of the San Diego Zoo. You can observe the animals via Webcams, check out video archives, and download podcasts. Visit the “Kids Section” to find craft ideas, animal-theme recipes, and more. A Spanish-version link is also available. |
| The Earth's Best Defense | Become a member of the GREEN TEAM! |
| Triple Beam Balance | A virtual Scale! |
| Windows to the Universe | Games, puzzles, postcards, documents, and a science-history calendar are just a few of the resources at this nonprofit science education Web site. This treasure trove is also available in Spanish. |
