Cool Science Sites

• Science U
  A web site devoted to science, education, and fun!
   
• Science Links 4 Kids
   
• Planet Science, a site for all children who study science and the teachers and other adults who support them. Mostly aimed at 11-19 yr olds, with some under 11 activities. The kids from Green Mountain might be interested in the page on Using QR codes in education - they sent me a link to a site on Qr codes to post here.
   
• Classroom Science Demonstrations from NASA's IMAGE Magnetopause to Aurora Global Explorer Program   (You can do these at home too!)
   
• Engineering Games - Sometimes the best way to understand what engineers do is to try your hand at it! This page links to several engineering games on the internet to give you a first hand try at the problem solving skills engineers employ every day!
   
• The Adventures of Josie True Science Video Game -- Free on the Internet!!
   
• Thinking About Physics. Some simple physics experiments you can do at home, with explanations.
   
• "Greatest Hits" pictures from the Hubble Space Telescope
  See also HubbleSite for more images and Amazing Space for online activities.
   
• Pictures of Mars and Mars for Kids from the JPL Mars Exploration Program
   
• NASA Spacekids Site
   
• Astronomy Picture of the Day from NASA
   
• Kid's Door from Volcano World. Also check out the amazing pictures of Mt. Etna blowing smoke rings
   
• Insultingly Stupid Movie Physics
   
• Bad Movie Astronomy
   
• ReefNews -- Cool facts about the ocean and Oceanography links
   
• Project Oceanography - a live television program designed for middle school science students, with past programs on the web
   
• The Gallery of Fluid Motion from the American Institute of Physics - award-winning photographs and videos illustrating both experimental and numerical investigations of a wide variety of flow phenomena. Online fluid motion galleries are also available at eFluids and Univ of Iowa Hydroiscience, among others.
   
• A 'cybercopia of physics knowledge' for school students, teachers and anyone else with an interest in physics, from the Institute of Physics. Goal is to make finding useful physics information on the web easier. Includes links to educational resources, and fun experiments that you can try at home guided by the intrepid cat and dog team Marvin and Milo
   
• Physics 2000 an interactive journey through modern physics! Have fun learning visually and conceptually about 20th Century science and high-tech devices.
   
• Ben's Guide to the US Government for Kids - has games for all age ranges in K-12, science website links,   career website links, and other US Government information and learning tools for K-12 students, parents, and teachers.
   
• Science News for Kids, a website devoted to science news for children of ages 9 to 13. From Science Service, the publisher of Science News (for adults), a nonprofit corporation with the mission of advancing the popular understanding of science through publications and educational programs.