• Journey North is a global study of wildlife migration.  Past programs include Monarch butterfly, grizzly bears, and whooping cranes.  This site is sponsored by The Annenberg/CPB Project in partnership with the Nation Fish and Wildlife Foundation, and is well worth a look.
• Cool Science for Curious Kids contains innovative activities that teachers and parents can share with their students.  The site features hands-on activities and uses animation, sound, quizzes and more to encourage students to explore science.
• The Ohio Schoolnet Software Review Project, facilitated by the Eisenhower National Clearinghouse, evaluates software programs for grades 1-4.
• Ask  ERIC Lesson Plans (Science) has hundreds of lesson plans in all areas of science.
• Ask a Science/Math Expert-- a list of mentors willing to answer students and teachers questions.
• Bill Nye the Science Guy.  It's Bill, Bill, Bill. What more can I say?  It's way cool.  Check it out. SCIENCE RULES!
• The Dragonfly Web Pages go with the Dragonfly Magazine but you don't need the magazine to learn from these pages.
• Links to internet science resources from the Utah Education Network
• The Ultimate Science Fair Resource has ideas and information to help students create a successful project.
• Encyclopedia Smithsonian  FAQs and links to the Smithsonian's vast resources.
• The Exploratorium has a collection of online exhibits.  There is something here for every science enthusiast.
• Exploratorium: Tools For Teaching  Educator resources
• Exploratorium: Ten Cool Sites: General Science --links to other great resources. Check out "Ten Cool Sites" for any subject listed at the left!
• Explorer--Natural Science Resources instructional software, lab activities, and k-12 lesson plans.
• Environmental Literacy provides guides to resources in environmental issues, links to relevant sites, lesson plans, and classroom activities.
• Go exploring the world with National Geographic, a great site.

GENERAL EDUCATION SITES

• The Global Schoolhouse is sponsored by  Microsoft and the Global SchoolNet Foundation,   this resource serves as a comprehensive source for Internet-based classroom projects, which can be searched by keyword, title, subject, grade level, and more.
• USA Today's education site contains online resources such as Weekly Learning Adventure,  Best Bet for Educators, and Online Exchange.
• NETS Web Site (now Thirteen Ed Online) is a repository of resources that  support  the use of technology for teaching and learning.  The site allows teachers to submit their own model lessons or classroom experiences that illustrated the use of technology.
• Get free software at the Educational Software Cooperative.

Updated March 12, by Darrell Spendlove