Science NetLinks - great science resource for teachers

Science NetLinks is a great resource for science teachers (and any other teacher looking for science information and resources). They have resources for grades K-12. Resources include lesson plans, online resources, lesson tools, and more. It is all free!

The resources are all standards based, internet activities. I have been using a few of them and they are very good.

The lesson plans section is set up by grade level. You can scan the list for the topic and standard benchmark. The tools are links to different web sites that you can use in your own lesson plans. The resources section has a list of resources, sorted by topic and grade level, such as NASA, American Museum of Natural History, and much, much more.

I found the site to be easy to navigate and the lessons and resources were all good quality.

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Science Fair Project Guide

The Science Fair Project Guide, from Science Buddies, is a terrific, award winning resource for students and teachers. The site has science fair project ideas, science news, a student section, a teacher and parent section. There are also tips and resources on doing research, how-to's, links to other resources, an ask-an-expert section, and a science careers section.

The site is a great place for students to start when working on science fair projects or even doing other science research.

Science Lab Safety and Science Resources

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Here are some great resources for science teachers (and other teachers) on Science Lab Safety, Research and Science resources.

Science Safety

• Flinn Scientific Science Safety resources – great resources for science safety including science lab safety contracts and rules.
  http://www.flinnsci.com/Sections/Safety/safety.asp
• Lab Safety Resources from California State University, Northridge
  http://www.csun.edu/science/ref/laboratory/safety/safety.html
• Lab Safety from Utah Public Schools
  http://www.schools.utah.gov/curr/science/sciber00/safety/Rules.htm
• Lab Safety Institute
  http://labsafetyinstitute.org/
• CT State Department of Education Science Safety manual via Bridgeport Public Schools Science Department
• http://www.bridgeportedu.com/SCIENCE/index.html – Secondary Science – Curriculum – Science Safety
• Science Lab Safety Rap Video on TeacherTube
  http://www.teachertube.com/viewVideo.php?video_id=194405&title=Science_Lab_Safety_Video_Rap
• Science Lab Safety Video on TeacherTube
  http://www.teachertube.com/viewVideo.php?title=Science_Lab_Safety_Rules&video_id=88281

Discovery Education

• Science Fair Central – Great resources on projects, research, and more - http://school.discoveryeducation.com/sciencefaircentral/?campaign=SFC
• Discovery Education School – lesson plans, puzzles, and more - http://school.discoveryeducation.com/
• Science of Everyday Life – a great site with great resources. The best way to teach students about science is to show them how it relates to real life.
  http://scienceofeverydaylife.discoveryeducation.com/
• Discovery Education Web 2.0 tools and tech for teachers.
  http://web2010.discoveryeducation.com/
• Lots of Discovery Education Resources
  http://educationaltechnologyguy.blogspot.com/search/label/Discovery%20Education

Misc. Resources

• Science web resources for teachers
  http://faculty.une.edu/cas/gchstman/seven/#science
• The Science Spot – lots of resources for science teachers
  http://sciencespot.net/index.html
  
  
  
  
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Learning Science - collection of resources

Learningscience.org is a great resource for science teachers. It is a free online collection of resources for teaching science, organized by subject area and standards.

The site has tools for science, such as graphing, timekeeping, and graph paper, links to other resources, ways to use Google apps in science.

When I looked under physical science, I found information and resources separated by standards for different grade levels. From there, I was brought to a list of online resources to use when teaching each standard. Some of them I already knew about, but many were new to me.

I recommend that all science teachers take a look at this site. It is well organized, easy to use, and has a lot of great resources for your lessons.

Science Bob

Science Bob is a great web site for science teachers. It is specifically targeted for the lower grades, but I have used some of the resources as grabbers or quick lessons with my high school classes. The site has videos of experiements, interactive experiments, instructions for doing your own experiments, and tips for science fair projects.

The site is easy to navigate and very well done.

Science Resource

Science Netlinks is a great resource for teaching science. They have resources for grades K-12. Resources include lesson plans, online resources, lesson tools, and more. It is all free!

The resources are all standards based, internet activities. I have been using a few of them and they are very good.

The lesson plans section is set up by grade level. You can scan the list for the topic and standard benchmark. The tools are links to different web sites that you can use in your own lesson plans. The resources section has a list of resources, sorted by topic and grade level, such as NASA, American Museum of Natural History, and much, much more.

I found the site to be easy to navigate and the lessons and resources were all good quality.

I liked this site so much, that it is bookmarked on my web browser so I can readily access it.