Science+Resources

The following resources come from a blog called "The Pursuit of Technology Integration Happiness."

[|The Institute of Physics] has a great YouTube channel of videos to share in physics classrooms. The power of online video is changing the landscape of classroom teaching.

[|Sun Motions] is a Flash based interactive that allows users to see the angle of the sun from months, latitudes, and times of day. You can play an animation of the motion of the sun as well to help students see how the sun acts through certain time periods. A great asset to teaching this aspect of Earth Science and Geography. There are several other data sets you can examine as well as settings that you can change. This is neat.

[|Explore Biology] is a resource for teachers of high school biology and especially AP Biology. I highly recommend it for AP teachers. On the site you will find lecture notes, blogs, handouts, and Activities and Labs.

[|Planet Foss] is a Science Photo Sharing site. [|The iLearn Technology] blog has a great write up, so I will point you to that.

[|2011 is the International Year of Chemistry] and they have a great resource site for Chemistry teachers. You can find ideas and activities for the classroom as well as other various resources.

Here are some online science games and lesson plans

This is a video on using the scientific method from Larry Ferlazzo's website.

Check out this interactive periodic table called Ptable