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SCIENCE
The
Internet Science and Technology Fair2001-2002 Schedule
The Guidelines are available at their website
(at http://istf.ucf.edu). Oct. 26, 2001
Final enrollment date for teams
Playtime is Science for Children with Disabilities
is a model project funded by the National Science Foundation Program for Persons with Disabilities.
Discovering Dinosaurs, presented by Britannica.com, is an online expedition into our paleontological past and an itinerary for its future. Through a series of thoughtful essays, it explores how our conception of dinosaurs has evolved in the 150 years since the creatures were first "discovered."
PASSPORT
TO KNOWLEDGE (P2K)
presents... LIVE FROM
THE STORM
The P2K Mission:
- to enliven the curriculum by connecting real world research to essential science concepts
- to facilitate interaction between leading scientists and K-12 students and teachers
The
National Science Center (NSC) provides a virtual tour of Fort Discovery
-- an interactive environment where you learn & experience the technologies
involved with communications, electronics, automation & computers. Visitors
can also explore NSC resources for higher education learning, a calendar
of events, & the Science Store. http://www.NationalScienceCenter.org
National
Teacher Training Institute
for
Math, Science, and Technology (NTTI)
Search their database of more than 200
lesson plans created
by NTTI Master Teachers nationwide.
NOAA
Education Resources offers materials on weather, oceans & coasts,
satellites & space, & long-term climate change. The site also contains a
photo library, real time satellite imagery, & a radar mosaic of weather
patterns. http://www.education.noaa.gov/
including California'a adopted content standards for science
Kinetic
City Super Crew A science adventure show for children -- on the
air and on the net.
http://www.kineticcity.com/
http://www.fda.gov/oc/opacom/kids/default.htm
National
Science Teachers Association (NSTA) recently published a free
brochure, “Help Your Child Explore
Science.” The brochure provides useful tips for parents on how
they can incorporate the skills of science into everyday experiences and
foster scientific thinking among young learners.
Also check out their collection of Math and Science Links.
Instructional
Materials at NASA
This area contains educational materials and information related to NASA
Aeronautics and Space Research. Read here to gain information to support
classroom instruction.
For example, checkout what is available on black holes.
Exploring the World Wide Web for Science, Math and the Arts
MATHEMATICS
The
http://www.math.com/ website
provides lessons and resources for math teachers, parents, and students
of all ages. The references are very useful, such as English-Spanish math
translations and the glossary of math terms. Kids can use the site to get
homework help; play games; do practice worksheets; find tables, formulas,
and resources; and generally get past the reservations some students have
about learning math. Users can also generate algebra worksheets online and
prepare for standardized tests like the SAT and ACT. Teachers can use the
site to create lesson plans, locate useful resources, find ways to address
state math standards, and assess career information.A free educational web site featuring interactive math lessons. Its innovative lessons use a problem-solving approach and actively engage students in the learning process.
Are you interested in educational computer software? Are you looking for games that contain significant mathematics? that require mathematical and strategic thinking? that will engage boys as well as girls? that are fun? The NSF-funded project, Through the Glass Wall: Computer Software for Mathematical Empowerment might be just what your looking for.
WebMath
What type of math problem
are you working on?
"HELPING YOUR CHILD LEARN MATH"
This is one of the U.S. Department of Education publication features dozens of activities parents can use to help children (K-5th grade) have *fun* learning geometry, algebra, measurement, statistics, probability & other important mathematical concepts.
A+
Math!
http://www.aplusmath.com/
This web site was developed to help students improve their math skills interactively. The site has a game room for playing exciting games like Matho and Hidden Picture.
A+ Math Flashcards earns its grade with a large selection of Java and non-Java flashcards covering fifteen subjects from addition and counting money to algebra and geometric areas.
NYSC&TE
The New York Institute for Special Education
999 Pelham Parkway
Bronx, New York 10469-
(718) 519-7000