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Learn about the elements and periodic table. You can also test your knowledge with quiz type games.

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A comprehensive guide to creating your science fair project!

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Edheads Simple Machines - Learn about simple machines using an interactive cartoon. Very COOL!

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Edheads Weather - One of the coolest weather sites I have visited. Allows students to report and predict the weather. Includes a teacher guide.

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Hands-on science activities. Human body, Planet Earth, Machines & Tools, Living Things, Society & Culture, Food, and more.

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Embedded animations will illustrate the path of a rock moving through the rock cycle.

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science inventions discoveries space astronomy weather earth energy environment weights measures animals stars planets food body health and more!

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A page all about frogs. Includes frog news, frog fables, weird frog facts, and other great stuff.

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What can be more fun than Virtual Knee Surgery? Very COOL!

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The NASA podcasting page offers a simple explanation of podcasts for the non-bloggers out there, and offers several downloading and listening options. Make sure to check out Brain Bites - Have you ever wondered what space is REALLY like, how astronauts overcome gravity to train for weightlessness or how you'd turn a bolt in space? NASA Brain Bites will give your mind something to munch on!

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The NOAA Photo Library offers great images that deal with tornadoes, lightning, hail, cloud formations, ships and ice, ship wrecks, nautical history, space travel and vehicles, cool space pictures and images, marine photographs, coral reef images, America's coastlines, Hawaii, the east and west coast, the gulf coast, and much more. Images are in public domain and no fee is charges for using the photos. Please see the About the Images section for additional restrictions. The NOAA collection spans centuries of time and much of the natural world from the center of the Earth to the surface of the Sun.

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Offers interesting sciencs articles on animals, computers, chemistry, human body, space and astronomy, weather, and much more. Also features a PuzzleZone, GameZone, large section about science fair projects.

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Science Snacks - Pages full of Snacks…but they're not the kind you eat. They're the kind you can learn from and have fun with. Exploratorium Science Snacks are miniature versions of some of the most popular exhibits at the Exploratorium.

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Smarttown - Many animations of simple machines

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Myths, misconceptions, and superstitions about SPIDERS.

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Hanging Ten - Surfing the web, then surfing the waves. Discover the art of following the storms so that you can catch the biggest waves.

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Stimulate Interest in Science and Math

TeachEngineering provides more than 500 free lessons and activities for teaching engineering content in K–12 science and math classes. Topics include oil and energy consumption, water and electricity, mass and volume, various energy sources, heat transfer, solar heating systems, collisions and momentum, electrons, cellular respiration, biomedical engineering and more. The lessons connect real-world experiences with concepts and skills already taught in K–12 classrooms.

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This award-winning website showcases Wonderville, a colourful community where charming characters, including Marie, Tommy, Crash the robot and Proton the cat, take users on exciting adventures that explore science learning.

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