Why care about Science?

We learn about the world we live in by carrying out Scientific Experiments. As you perform your Experiments, remember to keep track of the results by taking notes.

Safety First

There are some safety precautions before

you begin your experiments.

Always remember to:

Work Safely
Wash your hands after your experiments
Check with an adult before starting

Science Links

We've compiled a list of links to other websites that you may find interesting.

NOVA

This website for the television show NOVA provides in-depth information on a large variety of science-related topics. These topics include flight, nature, physics, and math. Sponsored by the Public Broadcasting Service (PBS).

Science and Nature

This website provides an assortment of links to sites dealing with particular areas of science including archaeology, anthropology, earth and space, inventions, physics, and science mysteries. Sponsored by the Public Broadcasting Station.

Science Daily

This website provides all the latest science news in a variety of areas including space, climate, computers, and energy.

Science of the Earth-Sun System

This website provides an overview of earth science as well as information about the sun, climate, atmosphere, weather, water, and more. Sponsored by NASA.

The Mad Scientist Network

This website represents a group of scientists who are ready to answer questions in many areas. The site includes Ask-a-Scientist, interactive games and activities, and links to additional resources on the web.

The Why Files

This website answers questions about everything from global warming to mosquitoes, cancer to hypnosis. Sponsored by the University of Wisconsin.

AIMS Education Foundation

This website offers tools, activities, and information "designed by teachers for teachers."

AOL Science Fairs

This website offers science fair resources broken up by grade level. It offers creative ideas as well as science fair entry information.

Ask Dr. Universe

This website is home to Dr. Universe! Students can ask Dr. Universe almost anything, and she will collaborate with the researchers at WSU to find the answers! Sponsored by Washington State University (WSU).

Bill Nye the Science Guy

(How can you have links without Bill?)

Television's Bill Nye the Science Guy leads experiments, answers questions, gives demonstrations, and more on his website!

Discovery Channel School

This website provides valuable educational resources for teachers, students, and parents. This site includes experiments for the classroom, homework help and games, and study guides. Sponsored by the Discovery Channel.

Exploratorium

This website provides links to various science pages and Ten Cool Sites including the Switcheroo Zoo and the Dr. Strous Answer Book.

Lawrence Hall of Science

Located at the University of California, Berkeley, the Lawrence Hall of Science offers a website with more than just information about the museum. The site provides online games, home activities, and a variety of other activities.

Los Alamos Education

This website provides links to science-related educational sites and information. Sponsored by Los Alamos National Laboratory.

National Geographic

This website provides links to their magazine, information on a variety of science topics, and a great kids site! The kids site includes maps, activities, coloring pages, games, and stories. Sponsored by the National Geographic Society.

National Science Foundation

This website provides valuable information on a variety of science disciplines including biology, math, physical sciences, and engineering.