
Hello - there are lots of great websites below but I need to clean them up and put them in a much better order. Please feel free to scroll down but bear with me as I find time to work on this page.
Really Neat on-line interactive cell: http://learn.genetics.utah.edu/content/begin/cells/insideacell/
Textbooks on line:
Students will be primarily using the Life Science textbook this year in science. The Life Science text will also be assigned for students to take home. The Earth Science and Physical Science texts will be used periodically in class, but will NOT be assigned to students to take home, unless a unique circumstance exists.
Please feel free to access the on-line texts by following these directions:
1. Visit http://my.hrw.com/
2. Identify the desired text and under the picture of the text, click "Go to the Online Textbook."
Username: student1890 Password: 9n54
Science fair projects:
www.sciencebuddies.org
http://www.teachengineering.org/browse_activities.php This site has lots of great experiments already written up. You may not plagiarize the experiments but you may certainly use them to gain ideas of your own and use the resources attached to the website as long as you site the source on your bibliography
Space websites
www.cosmos4kids.org
Environmental Websites - these will apply to some science projects:
http://earthday-dev.shs.net/footprint/index.asp#
http://www.basecampearth.org/exp2
http://ww2.earthday.net or www.earthday.org
www.scilinks.org guest codes hsm0033 or hsm1304
Other Neato Links that might help you complete your projects:
NASA's website (lots of great space stuff)-www.nasa.gov
Really Neat website with lots of chemistry stuff. Particularly good to use if your projects has to do with reactions or solutions http://www.chem4kids.com/
Good for research on nutrient pollution, salt (silinity levles) and plants, and lots of other ecosystem issues: The Chesapeake Bay Foundation's great environmental website! (And one of Mrs Cochran's alltime favorites): www.cbf.org
www.nps.gov This is the official website for the national park service - beautiful pictures!
National geographic has terrific articles that you can view for free. Almost every science experiment can be researched here : http://www.nationalgeographic.com/