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Middle School Science Internet Resources
 

The American Musuem of Natural History
This site contains a resources for learning section with research, fieldwork, exhibitions, and collections adapted for online use.  The Ology section has kids dig into topics such as paleontology, astronomy, archaeology, genetics, marine biology, physical science, and biodiversity.  Students can play games, meet real "ologists" asking questions, reading stories, and taking polls and quizzes.  The seminars on science section offers courses.  Eight six-week online courses explore the life, earth, and physical sciences.  It brings K-12 educators virtually into the Museum's collections, laboratories, and exhibitions.  The science bulletins section offers short video documentaries which introduce world-class scientists on the job.
Igneous, Sedimentary, and Metamorphic Rocks This site is an addition to your earth science class, especially if you have an interactive whiteboard.  When you are using the interactive page (page 2), be sure to click on the blinking object. By clicking on this object, you will be taken to another window with a more detailed view of the specific topic. When you return to the main interactive page, look again for the blinking object.
Exploratorium
The museum of science, art, and the human perception. Online Activities
FossWeb Interactive Science Activities for Middle School
Amazing Space
The site contains teaching materials to supplement the activities on the site. The site also contains the most recent Hubble pictures.
Astronomy Workshop
This site contains many resources about astronomy. It contains an animated view of the solar system and the life of the sun.
The Atoms Family A Science Learning Network resource based on The Atoms Family exhibit currently on display at The Miami Museum of Science. This resource contains educational activities relating to different forms of energy.
Secrets at Sea
This Internet site is an interactive adventure story for students in grades 4-7. The site is designed to supplement ocean-themed units.
The Science Spot
This site contains science lessons, links, daily science trivia, science puzzles, nature center, and teaching ideas from fellow teachers.
Bucket Buddies
Students collect samples of water and compare their findings with other participating classes all over the world to look for relationships and trends in data collected from everyone.
The Great Plant Escape
This site takes students on an interactive journey to learn about plants. During the journey, students are asked a series of questions and eventually they must deduce the answer to an initial question. This site fosters scientific inquiry among young students.
Mad Sci Network
This site represents a  collective cranium of scientists from around the world, fielding questions from many people in many places.
Ask an Expert Sites
Ask an expert from a variety of science topics
The New Scientist
This site, recommended by the School Library Journal, includes news about many different science events and topics.
Inner Body The human anatomy online
ASEE Engineering Center This site is provided to teachers with student friendly engineering materials. Activities include building bridges, dams, and skyscrapers from materials such as paper, toy construction sets, and clay.  Downloadable resources and a monthly newsletter are also featured on the site.
How Products are Made This simple site explains the processes used to create common products. This site contains outside links.
Kids Site: Global Warming Information on climate and weather, climate change, and the greenhouse effect
Wild Weather Adventure This interactive website is a virtual weather and geography board game. You can choose 1-4 players, the difficulty level, a name for your "weather ship", the color of your ship, and other personalized features. Students spin a wheel and then move their ship a certain number of spaces. Then, they are asked a question related to the weather (there are different levels of difficulty). Geography skills are also tested in this game; the virtual "gameboard" is a world map. Geography facts and questions are provided throughout the game.
This Old Habitat Visit habitats and learn about ecology
Arctic Theme Page  
Teach Engineering Resources for the K-12 teacher on teaching engineering concepts in the classroom
Biology In Motion This website provides a solid introduction to biological science concepts and can be easily used by students, teachers, and the general public.
Super Science Fair Site
This site offers middle school students step by step help with their science projects.   It also contains a teachers' resource page as well as a parents guide.
Exploratorium Ice Stories In a series of live webcasts held in celebration of the International Polar Year (2007-2008), educators at the Exploratorium in San Francisco will be talking throughout the month with scientists at McMurdo Station near the South Pole about the many research projects they're conducting. For instance, this season three giant helium balloons will launch near McMurdo Station, collecting data about cosmic rays--very high-energy particles that zip through the galaxy at nearly the speed of light. If conditions permit, Exploratorium educators will be talking with the balloon scientists from their ice facility at Williams Field, where the giant balloons are inflated and launched and their flights are tracked. The museum is holding live webcasts on this and other topics Jan. 4, 11, 12, 18,and 25, and educators also can explore its archive of previous South Pole webcasts, which feature research on penguins, ice cores taken from miles beneath the earth's surface, and construction of a new10-meter telescope at the South Pole.
Blobz Electric Circuits Making circuits work, conductors, diagrams and switches
Science Optics and You Interactive Java tutorials
The Virtual Cell Tour Interactive virtual cell
Cells Alive a virtual microscope
Virtual Microscope a virtual microscope of various insects, botany and pond life
Acids, Alkalis, and Neutralizations Make predictions and test it
Periodic Table Interactive periodic table
Planet 10 Interactive solar system
Digital Library for Earth System Education Collection of digital learning resources for geo science education developed with funding from the National Science Foundation
National Science Foundation Multimedia Gallery  
Making Vaccines  
 

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