Science
Where do we start in Science? Here's an idea. Use a spiral bound plain paper notebook (found in the art section with paints, and drawing paper). Take a walk in nature at a nearby park, field, your own back yard, lake, ocean or forest. You and your child can draw something you find there. An animal track, animal, leaves, rock, whatever you like. Look up the object in a field guide at home or in the library. You can do a further study if your children show greater interest by finding books on the subject, story books, learning videos and more.
Click on the links below for more interesting ideas.
An Online Biology Book
Animal Diversity
Atoms family - learn about atoms, matter & energy.
Bill Nye the Science Guy- demos, teacher & episode guides, experiments, sounds, & ask Bill.
Brain Atlas
Chemistry Experiments at home
Chemistry - Free Worksheets
Creation Moments - From Animals to Water this site explains the evidence of creation.
Creation Science - Resources, slide presentations and topics such as arguing evolution, the problems with the evolutionary theory, and much more.
Dan's Wild Weather Page - Information on weather topics: clouds, El Nino/La Nina, .temperature, wind, tornadoes and much more from this meteorologist. Interactive weather page for kids.
Discovery Channel School - A great way to put your cable to good use for educational purposes. Use the shows and lesson plans for free!
Earthforce - volcanoes, earthquakes, floods, tsunamis & avalanches
Edible/Inedible experiments- Categories include Astronomy, biological, chemistry, earth, math & physics.
Exploring Leonardo - learn more about this scientist, inventor and artist.
Fun Brain.com - Science & math games & quizzes.
Hands On Science - Concepts, activities, & resources
How stuff works- find out how things work
Institute for Creation Science research -
Learning Studio - sheep brain dissection, Cow's eye dissection, exhibits & light.
Media Angels - Created by two homeschool Mom's. All about Creation Science, study guides and a few free experiments. I think you will find their story interesting.
Newton's Apple - Science lessons from PBS listed by Season and in alphabetical order.
Nick Walker, The weather dude
NOAA Education Resources
Online Experiments
Physics Library
Rober Krampf's Science Education - Visit this informative site and sign up for the weekly newsletter (delivered in your e-mail) with an experiment of the week using inexpensive, easy to find materials found around your house.
Science Fair Primer
Science Fair Idea Exchange - Ideas & science fair links
Science Learning Network
Science Lessons - listed alphabetical, by subject and age group.
Science Teachers Resource- Resources for biology, chemistry, Life Science, physics and more. Share your ideas too!
Thursdays Classroom - This site has a lot of interesting things on science. You can go back through the archives or see what's new. Currently, the focus is on Christmas.
Tour The Moon
Virtual Embryo
Virtual frog dissection
Visible human viewer
Volcanoes
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