General Science Sites	Life Science Sites
Ask A Science/Math Expert - Gives students the opportunity to write in to experts about questions concerning science or math. Bill Nye: Nyelabs Online - The online site of Bill Nye the Science Guy.  Information for students and teachers. Bizarre Stuff You Can Make in Your Kitchen - Aimed at Grades 3-9.  Contains science projects and experiments, which are arranged by category or listed in an alphabetical index. Discover Magazine - The online version of the Discover Magazine.  It includes an Ask Discover feature for students to write in and ask questions from expert scientists. Discovery Channel Online - Includes many science activities, articles, stories, guides, etc.   The Franklin Institute Science Museum - Official site of this museum, with some areas geared for students. Michigan Teacher Network Science Sites - The sites, cataloged mainly by school library media specialists, are annotated and linked to Michigan Core Curriculum objectives. National Aeronautics and Space Administration - Official site of NASA with links to many other NASA sites for students. Science Sites (MAME) - From the Michigan Association for Media in Education.  Sites are divided by categories and annotated. The Why Files - This online science news journal was created by the National Institute for Science Education for students in Grades 5-12.  In has weekly information on science in the headlines. The Yuckiest Site on the Internet - For Grades K-8, it has activities, information, and illustrations of things such as worms, cockroaches, and more.	CELLS Alive! - Information on viruses, bacteria, human cells, and parasites.  It includes images and videos.   Desert and Desertification Project Discovering Dinosaurs - This site from Britannica is an online exhibit geared for Grades 5-12. The Froggy Page - A very comprehensive site of all things related to frogs, including dissection projects. The Electronic Zoo - A very comprehensive site with pictures and information about animals. Rainforest Action Network - The RAN has been in existence since 1985, and was formed to protect the earth's rain forests.  There is a Kids' Corner for students in Grades K-8. SeaWorld/Busch Gardens Animal Resources - A vast amount of information on animal life and ecosystems. Virtual Body - This site has many interactive pages on the functions of various parts of the human body.  Geared for Grades 4-12.
Physical Science Sites	Astronomy Sites
The Electric Club - An activities handbook of experiments and projects about electricity and electronics.   How Light Works Optics for Kids - Activities, experiments, and more for understanding light and lasers.	Comets and Meteor Showers - Contains both information and pictures. Exploring Planets in the Classroom - This site has many ready-made pages for hands-on activities. Hubble Space Telescope Public Pictures - Includes many pictures, with brief descriptions. National Air and Space Museum - Geared for students in Grades K-12, it includes online exhibits and information about aviation and space. The Nine Planets - This site is very inclusive on information not only about the nine planets, but also about other topics related to astronomy. Views of the Solar System - An online guide to the solar system aimed at Grades 5-12.  It includes information as well as a wealth of images.
Weather Sites	Earth Science Sites
Ozone Pollution FAQ -  A site where answers to ozone questions can be found. Rain or Shine:  Explorations in Meteorology - From the Center for Analysis and Predication of Storms (CAPS) at the University of Oklahoma.  Many hands-on activities are included.  The Weather Channel - Online site of the cable channel, it also includes many other online resources and activities for Grades 4-12.	Earthquake Information from the USGS - From the United States Geological Survey, it includes daily and weekly earthquake reports, as well as other background information. Volcano World - This site contains a wealth of information on volcanoes for Grades K-12.  It is extremely in-depth. WebElements - detailed information about the elements.

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