Resources -- Science
However, not all sites may be suitable for children, so please use discretion.
Please remember that a listing here does not imply endorsement of the site.
Africanized Honey Bees on the Move lesson plans developed to familarize students with honey bees and bee safety issues through a variety of interesting activities
A Look Inside the Human Body skeletal, muscular, respiratory, digestive, nervous, circulatory systems
Amethyst Galleries' Mineral Gallery a constantly growing collection of mineral descriptions, images, and specimens
Amusement Park Physics what are the forces behind the fun?
Ask a Biologist -- Experiments & Stuff
Audubon Online National Audubon Society
Australian Platypus Conservancy
Automotive Learning Online over one hundred illustrations of the automobile with animations and thousands of descriptive links (Java-compatible browser needed)
Bill Nye the Science Guy's Nye Labs Online
Biotic Message, The (the
book evolutionists don't want you to know about!)
Bird Identification pictures, videos, songs and other identification tips and tools for identifying birds
Birding on the Web birding Hot Spots, and rare bird alert phone numbers, information on seeds to attract birds, building bird houses, and links to home pages of other bird watchers and much more!
Bob's Rock Shop an online publication for rock collectors and lapidary hobbyists
The Bubblesphere bubble blowing, solutions, questions, history, fun, games, machines and trivia about bubbles are found on this website
The Bug Review learn about common household and garden pests
Build Your Own Computer -- a tutorial
Center for Scientific
Creation
Creation, Dinosaurs and thE Flood Did the Big Bang happen already or will it? Did Noah's flood cover the whole earth ? Did God or nobody create the Universe ? How old are the earth and the stars? When
did dinosaurs live? Explore these questions and more
Creation Research Society Do you think the theory of evolution is a fact accepted by ALL scientists? Think again!
Creation Science resources related to the study of origins and science from a creationist perspective
Cooking: How to Make Your Own Rock Candy
Desert Life in the American Southwest environment, geology, animals, plants and people
Dinosaur Time Machine facts, games, dinosaur footprint pictures and more
Discover Magazine excerpts of selected stories from the current or recent issues of this science publication
Earth and Moon Viewer real-time satellite views -- use of a graphical browser strongly recommended
Earthquake Information near-real-time Earthquake Bulletin provided by the National Earthquake Information Service (NEIS)
Earth Science Associates POLONIUM HALOS Evidence For Earth's Instant Creation?
Eco-systems:
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Dirtmeister's Science Lab on Ecosystems grade levels K-5
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Exploring Ecosystems Online: Activities
- Reading Plants -- Mini-Ecosystems: Venus Flytrap Terrariums as a Study of Plant Adaptations
Evolution,
truth or dare? by D. Timothy Anstine, Ph.D.
The Exploratorium -- the museum of science, art and human perception interactive online exhibits and exhibitions, activities, science news, and publications
Explore Science the first shocked science lab on the Web, this site will let both students and teachers interact with material on the web, rather than just reading text; visualize: mechanics, E+M, life sciences, waves, astro, optics, games, basics
The Franklin Institute Online: Learning Resources: Collections and Investigations
Frank Potter's Science Gems subcategories and grade level resources in physical science, earth science, life science, mathematics, engineering, plus more
Fun Science Gallery an informative collection of scientific instruments and experiments to make at home or at school, complemented by images and diagrams
The Galileo Effect Darwin vs. Behe, evolution vs. science, AIDS & cancer controversies. The Struggle for Truth in Science: an invitation to consider the implications of recent scientific discoveries, and a call to heighten objectivity in science, no matter where the facts may lead
The Great Dinosaur Mystery answers for the whole family about dinosaurs, fossils and earth history, also featuring helps for teachers and parents, plus educational activities and games for young people
The Green Frog News FREE, downloadable science and environmental newsletter for kids! Coloring and activities too!
Greg's Views on Creation & Science
Growing Crystals
These experiments should only be done with adult supervision.
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Growing Crystals
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Magic Crystal Gardens
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Recipes for Growing Sugar Crystals
- The Unnatural Museum: Growing Crystals
The Heart: An Online Exploration
Herp Pictures, References and On-Line Resources frogs, toads, newts, salamanders, lizards, snakes, crocodilians, turtles, tortoises, terrapins, tuatara
Holography:
Home Science Tools (affordable science tools for small schools)
How Stuff Works ever wonder how engines work, or a VCR, cell phone? How about telephones, pendulums, toilets, electomagnetism, horsepower, microprocessors? This site is a must!
Human Anatomy Online over one hundred illustrations of the human body with animations and thousands of descriptive links (Java-compatible browser needed)
Hummingbirds.net information on attracting, watching, feeding, and studying North American hummingbirds
Illogical Geology And it's Relationship to the Evolution Theory
Insect Lore ants, butterflies, frogs, ladybugs, worms, science projects, games, puppets, videos
Institute for Creation Research
The Lab - Australian Broadcasting Corporation's online gateway to Science
Laserium Home Page music for your eyes
Last Word
answers to interesting questions like - Why is the sky blue? Why don't
penguins' feet freeze? (NB: evolutionary slant...)
MadSciNet: the 24 hour exploding laboratory the Mad Scientist Network -- ask-a-scientist, science experiments, home science experiments, kitchen science, science fairs
Meteors & Meteorites websites:
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International Meteor Organization IMO was created in response to an ever growing need for international cooperation of meteor amateur work; the collection of meteor observations by several methods from all around the world ensures the comprehensive study of meteor showers and their relation to comets and interplanetary dust
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Leonid Storm this site monitors the yearly Leonid event in near-real time in order to provide the scientific, satellite, and public communities with up-to-date information as to how the meteor shower or storm is progressing
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Meteorites and Their Properties
- Meteors, Meteorites and Impacts
Mitosis Photo Gallery also has an interactive tutorial to help learn the steps in mitosis
Molecular Expressions: Images from the Microscope features hundreds of photomicrographs (photographs through the microscope) of everything from superconductors to ice cream
Monarch Watch Monarch migration, biology, butterfly gardening, research projects, reading room, email list and more!
- The Learning Technologies Channel an interactive source for students and educators to participate in science and outreach programs
- NASA Human Spaceflight this site has info on the Shuttle and Space Station, also includes info about Mars exploration and much more
- NSSDC Photo Gallery photos of the planets, asteroids, comets, nebulae, galaxies and much more
- Science@NASA space science news -- read the top stories or subscribe to receive notice of news via email
- SkyWatch find out when a spacecraft will be flying over your city
Ocean Planet: How Deep Can They Go? -- The RMS Titanic
Periodic Table of the Elements clickable image map that gives extensive information on each element, such as history, sources, properties, isotopes, and uses, as well as the atomic number, symbol, weight, and electron configuration
Physics 2000 an interactive journey through modern physics, learning visually and conceptually about 20th Century science and high-tech devices
Pvscience's Business Card free science help for homeschoolers and school students
ScienceBob.com enter the world of Science Bob to try home experiments, visit his on-line lab and get answers to your science questions
Science Explained interesting, educational topics from an experienced science teacher
SCIENCE HOBBYIST: Amateur Science page
The Science of Sound a series of experiments about sound and its application to animals, musical instruments and communications; this unit was designed for use in the second grade
Science Snacks (snacks for the mind, not the taste buds - experiments for kids)
Secrets at Sea an online education adventure covering topics in Ocean Science
Sky & Telescope Magazine news, sights, tips, imaging, resources
Star Gazer Home Page home page of Jack Horkheimer, Star Hustler -- the first and only weekly TV series on naked-eye astronomy
The True.Origin Archive exposing the myth of evolution
UALR Arkansas Earthquake Center K-12 education activities, projects, virtual field trips and virtual earthquakes as well as general information on earthquakes, the New Madrid Fault, maps, preparedness and response, earthquake research and more
The Ultimate Science Fair Resource ideas, projects, links
US Geological Survey science topics covered: earthscience, earth, geology, geospatial, earthquake, volcano, hydrology, mapping, water, biology
Virtual Chemistry Lab chemistry lab simulations for the classroom, the laboratory and the internet
Weather Sense provides quality weather-related products -- rain gauges, barometers, hygrometers/thermometers, software, lightning detectors, weather radios, weather vanes, wind socks and much more.
Whelmers Science Activities science activities that will catch the eye and mind of even the most indifferent student
The Yuckiest Site on the Internet a science education site that uses a laugh-and-learn technique that makes learning fun, includes info about, worms, the body, yucky games and much, much more!
and tour the International Space Station, the Electronic Zoo, the Smithsonian Gem & Mineral Collection, Stein's Virtual Insectary, Volcano World and more!
L. S. King
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