As the name indicates, this is a site where you could spend days exploring the fun world of science, without repeating an exercise. Find out about everyday mysteries like why the wind blows so hard or what makes things sticky. Check out the activities for fun tricks like how to over overfill a glass of water without spilling a drop or how to clean an oil spill. Exhausted? Go on and relax with some fun games - All science-related of course!
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Having a hard time understanding what Periodic Tables are all about? Then you need to check this site out. Created by the scientists at University of Nottingham, it has short videos about each element. And that's just the beginning - There are numerous other science experiment videos, which demonstrate things like global warming, food digestion and other fun stuff.
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For many years now, scientists have used motion-sensitive cameras to seek out the elusive animals that live in our forests, but are too smart to reveal themselves when humans are around. This site encompasses some of these amazing pictures collected over the years. While you have seen or heard of most of them, there are probably some that you didn't even know exist. So be sure to take a look.
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A great site to get ready for state tests. Created by schoolteacher Henry Anker, the site is neatly categorized by grade and then further down by subject and then individual topics. The fact that the tests have actual scores makes it more fun especially for students who like to compete.
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How Stuff Works is a website based on the TV show. You can learn things about animals, like what makes cats so popular or why zebras are either white with black stripes or black with white stripes. And for you sport lovers they have things like how March Madness games are organized and how NFL equipment works. This site is great for learning all kinds of things and really making you understand how amazing every day items are!
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While we all know about rainforests very few of us realize how many important plants and animals they harbor. This site will not only explain the various layers of the rainforests in detail, but also, explain how you can help preserve the few that are still left in the world.
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EEk! or Environmental Education for kids is a great resource for all kinds of fun nature stuff. Learn about why Canada geese migrate or the key attributes of a mammal and lots of other fun and informative stuff. A great site for any science research project. The site also has a riddle of the month, which if answered correctly could earn you a prize!
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Ask A Scientist is a website where you can get your science questions answered by real scientists who work at universities, as well as, various research firms. But before you ask a question be sure to look through their archives since they are pretty comprehensive and cover almost every topic. This is a great site to help you with your science projects.
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Crammer Keeper is a website by Coca Cola. It really helps you study for a test. All you have to do is write in what you need to memorize and pick a song genre. And then press play, you will hear all of the words that you wrote in a catchy song that will be easier to remember.
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