Science Information Resources

Science 101- Here is high school level information about chemistry, electronics, biology, microscopy (microscope), radio, amateur radio, photography, space, physics, mathematics (math), transistors, radio astronomy, optical astronomy, books, and much more.  Lots of text, but it has everything.

BrainPop.com- Here is a huge collection of  multilevel animated tutorials on a variety of topics organized by education, health, technology, and science. Each subject contains a 2-4 minute Animated Movie, an Interactive Quiz, an Experiment, a Comic Strip, a How-to hands on application, a Timeline and a print-able Activity Page.

Science Links- Wow! This matrix contains annotated links, organized by science subject and grade level.

Ithaca City School District's Science Zone- This huge resource has science lessons, resources, slide-shows, units, and activities organized by grade level and subject.

Ology- This wonderfully entertaining spot contains lots and lots of science information, organized by science.

Sci4Kids- Students of any age can click on areas of science to find out what particular specialists in the that field are doing. This is a huge resource.

Evolution- Complete with teaching resources, this PBS site explores Darwin, change, extinction, survival, sex, humans, and religion. 

Science Teacher's Resource Center- Complete with lessons organized by topic, this is a great high school science resource. 

The Science Page- Here is a collection of great science links organized by a complete list of science topics.

Eric's Treasure Troves of Science- High level high school science topics and lessons are found at this huge searchable  database, organized by topic.

The Flying Turtle- This site describes the basic principles that influence and control how things work in nature, such as photosynthesis, energy changes, physics, and lots more. Lots of graphics and an interesting connection of principles could provide sparks for further research. 

Science Zone- This site contains text information useable for student research or as background information for teachers. Find related quizzes and online activities organized by solar system, health, life cycles, light and color, sound, and basic botany. 

Science Learning Network- Science resources and connection to schools and programs fill this hot science site.

Elementary Science Program- Students and teachers will find links to science related sites and information.

Science Daily-  This is a daily science news magazine full of neat information.  Previous issue access offers tons of resources for elementary through high school students.

Franklin Institute- This site hosts an incredible array of really interesting topics, suitable for all levels.

Bill Nye the Science Guy - This site offers a bunch of easy-to-do experiments, using household items.

Mr. Warner’s Cool Science- Links will take you to cool science sites to study or explore; more than three dozen of those are Mr. Warner's own local pages, too! The science links have brief descriptions, as well.

Yahoo Science Links- Every science topic you have thought of has a listing of hundreds of links at this great resource. Visitors can search for something if they can't see it here.

Field Museum- As one of the major natural history museums in the world, The Field Museum offers opportunities to learn via collections, exhibits and educational programs.

SJSU'S Virtual Museum - Alphabetically listed biographies of some of the world's most famous scientists are listed here.