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Lower Cape May Regional School District

Science Resources


	Mrs. Dilling's Perennial PowerPoint Project
	Resources for HS Honors Physical Science
	SPACE - A Web Research Project in Jerry Roth's Science Class
	Astronomy - What's Up This Month?
	Astronomy Links for Educators
	Atomic Alchemy: Nuclear Process - Explains concepts such as the atom, nuclear fission, nuclear fusion and the history of nuclear events.
	Blue Web'n Learning Applications - Web Based Tutorials, Activities, Projects, Lesson Plans, Resources, References & Tools
	The Bridge - Links educators to top-quality marine science resouces.
	ChemistryWeb - A searchable guide to Internet resources on chemistry.
	Classroom of the Future - The Classroom of the Future (COTF) program is helping to bridge the gap between America's classrooms and the expertise of NASA scientists, who have advanced the frontiers of knowledge in virtually every field of science over the last forty years. .
	Cool Science for Curious Kids - Great site for teachers who collaborate with elementary grades. Features hands-on activities from around the country and uses animation, sound, quizzes and more to encourage students to explore science.
	Discover Channel Earth Alert - Classroom Activities for Earth Science on hurricanes, volcanos, earthquakes, floods and more.
	Exploratorium - Ten Cool Science Sites
	Gene School - Students will find an overview of the genetics field and a starting place for finding out much more about genetics.
	GenScope - Provides teachers and students with a tool that "enables students to investigate scientific and mathematical concepts through direct manipulation and experimentation."
	Global Schoolhouse - A comprehensive source for Internet-based classroom projects, which can be searched by keyword, title, subject, grade level and more. Provides access to high-technology online projects and curricular support for teachers.
	Global Water Sampling Project - Projects Run in the Spring and Fall
	Hands On - Presents 10 teaching modules on the human dimensions of global change. Examples are "Living in the Biosphere," "The Geography of Greenhouse Gas Emissions," & "Global Change & Urbanization in Latin America."
	How Stuff Works - Dissects many of the items found in our everyday lives--like cel phones, car engines and televisions--and explains how they work in clear and simple languages.
	Howard Hughes Medical Institute - Explore biology on the "Interactive Web" and use "Ask a Scientist" for timely answers to a host of life science questions.
	Intel Science Talent Search - A total of $330,000 in scholarships through a grant from the Intel Foundation. The top prize will be a $50,000 four-year scholarship.What's Up This Month?
	J.J. the Whale Camera Live - Watch J.J. the Whale rain or shine from SeaWorld in San Diego, California.
	Journey North - A global study of wildlife migration. Past programs include migrations of the Monarch butterfly, grizzly bears and whooping cranes.
	Mars - More than 400 pages of information on the red planet.
	Mid-Atlantic Eisenhower Consortium for Math & Science Education
	Mystic Mars - Features dozens of photographs & accompanying text about the Red Planet, Pathfinder, Global Surveyor equipment. (NASA)
	NASA K-12 Internet Initiative - This site provides classroom scientific and engineering experiments and offers access to NASA-sponsored current projects, archives and lessons learned.
	National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration - A collection of activities and lessons using real life data on the Internet. Students can use the site to research topics, and teachers will learn more about using the Internet in their classrooms.
	Natural Disasters: Destructive Forces of Nature - Provides an enormous amount of information about seven natural disasters, a quiz game, and interactive links.
	Particle Adventure - Introduces students to the theory of particles and forces through an interactive adventure tour.
	Plants and Animals in U.S. National Parks - Introduces students to the theory of particles and forces through an interactive adventure tour.
	Satellite Toolkit 4.0 - STK/Coverage lets you supply the exact locations of the grid points, perform the analysis at a specified altitude above the surface of the Earth, and perform coverage analysis on individual objects such as ground stations and satellites.
	Saving the Turtles - Mr. Noe's & Mr. Toft's Classes
	Scientific American Frontiers - Offers free teaching materials and an interactive Web site focusing on science and technology.
	Science Central - Organized into biological, health, engineering, government, physical & chemical, earth & space sciences. Features a "Today's Research Highlights" page and info on current science science stories and news.
	Sites ALIVE! CHECK THIS OUT... Experience the WONDER when classroom learning & technology become intertwined with live, real-world expeditions and adventures.
	SOHO - The Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) Pages
	Space Museum - Online Museum of Space artifacts, rockets, missiles, astronauts, Sputnik and more.
	Theater of Electricity - Offers an overview of how electricity works and a look at the historical use of electricity in scientific experiments.
	Whole Frog Project - Allows students to perform a virtual dissection of a frog (no blood or formaldehyde smell!) & uses data from high resolution MRI imaging, 3D surface & volume rendering software to visualize the anatomical structure of animals.
	Women in Science - Take an online field trip to science-related laboratories, contact a female scientist to learn more about her area of research, and read about several successful women in science.