BBC
Science in Action - Explore science through the categories of air,
light, microbes, mixtures, and force. This site makes extensive use of
Flash and Shockwave to create an entertaining and informative experience. Learner's
Corner- This site, created by Canada's Office of Learning Technologies
is an incredible gateway to networked learning projects and online educational
communities. A good starting point for those interested in the Internet's
potential as a two-way learning tool. Cultural Arts Resources for Teachers
and Student- This site offers a range of online resources related
to traditional arts, folklore, anthropology, and oral history, including
RealAudio interviews. KinderArt- This site
boasts over 130 art lessons (and growing) that teachers and parents can
use in their home or school classroom. Users can add their own lesson
ideas to the site as well. Journey North
- One of the best and most successful online science learning communities
for K-12 students. This site engages students in a global study of wildlife
migration and seasonal change. The Incredible Art Department
-An excellent resource for art teachers. It includes lessons, art site
of the week, pet peeves, and much more. The Art News section wasn't very
up-to-date, but my guess is that once school starts, new stories will
appear. Canada's SchoolNet -A tremendous
resource particularly for teachers north of the border. Most of the resources,
as you would imagine, point towards Canadian sites, but there are also
other international sites. Information is easy to find and attractively
presented. The site is in Fnglish and French. Schools Online
Project -Science -A good set of of resources. There are hands-on science
activities, and even a section where you can ask scientists questions.
Developing Educational
Standards -An annotated list of Internet sites with K-12 educational
standards and curriculum frameworks documents. PEP -Looking for educational
software? PEP is an informational resource for parents, educators, and
children's software publishers. Teachers Edition Online
-The goal at Teacher's Edition Online is to provide valuable information
to the K-12 teaching community. Kathy Schrock's Guide
for Educators: Home Page -This guide provides annotated hotlists for
teachers in a variety of subject areas. The information is presented clearly
and the lists are comprehensive. NASA K-12 Internet:
Live from the Hubble Space Telescope -An opportunity for students
in grades K-12 to participate in a project involving the Hubble Space
Telescope. The site includes a chat area for teachers. HotList of K-12 Internet
School Sites -The ultimate list of school sites. Schools are listed
by state and then broken up by elementary, middle/junior and high school.
The site is well maintained. Access Excellence -Access Excellence
is a national education program that puts high school biology teachers
in touch with other teachers and scientists. There is a bulletin board
for posting messages, a "What's News" section as well as a variety
of other resources for teachers and others interested in biotech. Busy Teachers' WebSite
K-12 -An excellent collection of resources for the busy teacher. (I
didn't know there was any other kind!). Subject matter is presented in
alphabetical order from Archaeology to Teachers' References, with a lot
in between. Classroom Connect -A great resource
for teachers looking for helpful information on the Web. A searchable
index of educational links and other surprises. Mighty Media's Teacher Talk
-A place to exchange ideas with other teachers. Discuss issues such as
school reform, technology and schools, and more. Explores!
World Headquarters -Not just a site for teachers or students, this
site has a great deal of information about weather. If you are a teacher
or student check out the excellent K-12 section. Web 66: A K-12 WWW PROJECT -Find
out how to set up your own Internet server and how to link to other educators
and students. An extensive listing of useful information for teachers.
Cyberspace
Middle School Activities Guide -Pointers, activities and resources
for middle school science teachers. Physics, oceanography, and geology
are just some of the topics examined.
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