| Copyright 2006 Julie Shepherd Knapp |
| Copyright 2006 Julie Shepherd Knapp. All rights reserved. |
| about the book |
| The Homeschool Diner Guide to Science Resources for Homeschoolers Self-Directed Learning Opportunities in Science by Julie Shepherd knapp, copyright 2006 Fun and Interesting science resources for kids to explore... Free Online Resources HowStuffWorks.com - explanations of how various objects, and processes, and concepts work How Products are Made - written explanations with diagrams ScienceMaster.com -- an assortment of interesting articles and links to government and educational websites …OLogy – science activities for ages 7 – 12 Zoom.Sci – science and engineering activities SciMan Says -- an online activity from Scolastic, students conduct online research to answer a science-related question within 4 clues Wayne’s Word – on-line textbook of natural history E2Science -- and interesting collection of science topics and links Household Products Database -- health and safety info from the US National Institute of Health Madsci.org - Random Knowledge Generator - picks, at random, various science questions and answers Human Body And Mind Surveys from BBC Science and Nature -- quizzes and surveys test attitudes and responses, psychology and sociology High School Biology in Your Home -- an independent research approach to high school biology, no textbook provided, students find info on websites, in old textbooks, and using primary sources Connexions by Rice University - contains educational materials in all subjects for all levels, from children to college students to professional. Information is organized in small modules that stand alone or can be easily connected into larger courses. Connexions is an innovative environment for collaboratively developing, freely sharing, and rapidly publishing scholarly content on the Web. All content is free. On-line Science e-Magazines National Geographic Kids.com NASA Space Place NOAA Ocean Explorer AmericanScientific.com The Journal of Cosmology and Astroparticle Physics Engineer’s Week Earth and Sky KIDS World of Science Encyclopedia Extreme Science Greenpeace Discover Beyond Discovery Future Horizens The Green Geek Live Physics Nanotechnology Now MSNBC Tech/Science Page Chemical & Engineering Science (cover articles are free) |
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