Creative Science

Community Learning Network

• Webliography and Information in Using Technology
• http://www.cln.org/cln.html
• This site is designed to provide teachers with many different educational Resources.
• The Community Learning Network is designed to help K-12 teachers integrate technology into their classrooms.  They have over 265 menu pages with more than 5,800 annotated links to free resources on educational WWW sites ? all organized within an intuitive structure.
• This is a very helpful site for teachers.  It was last updated October 4, 2000.
• It is very easy to maneuver throughout this site because of all the different choices of  sites to go to.  This site was created by the staff of the Community Learning Network.

LessonPlansPage.com

• Lesson Plans and Units
• http://www.lessonplanspage.com/
• Copyright 1996-2001 EdScope, L.L.C  All Rights Reserved.
• This site is for teachers to find lesson plans for anything involving science.
• This is one of the best teacher resources on the Internet.  It has any kind of lesson plan a teacher could want.  It has lesson plans for any subject and any grade level.
• This is an amazing site.  There are so many different lesson plans to choose from.  It is very easy to navigate through this site because there are so many different things to choose from.  This site was last updated May 1, 2001.

Dragonfly

• Webliography, Content Resource
• http:/

/miavx1.muohio.edu/~Dragonfly/
• This site can be used by teachers and students.  Teachers could find this site useful by the different links to helpful resources.  Students can engage in the different activities.
• This site has many different links for teachers to look at.  It also has actives and information for students.  Students can find out information about many different aspects of science.
• This site has many different advantages.  Teachers and students can learn many different things from this site.  It is easy to navigate around in this site.  It was last updated March 6, 2001.  This site was also awarded the Parents’ Choice Golden Award.

Science Library Adventures

• Content Resource
• http://www.eduplace.com/kids/sla/index.html
• Copyright 1999 Houghton Mifflin Company. All rights reserved. This site can used by teachers and students.
• Teaches students different facts about science depending on grade level.
• This website lets students explore different aspects of adventures depending on grade level.  Teachers can use the guide for ideas for lesson plans from this website.
• This site allows students to explore their grade level instead of lessons above or below their learning ability.  This site is credible Houghton Mifflin Science.   Although this site has not been updated, it is very useful.

U.S. Department of Education/Office Of Educational Research and Improvement   Programs for the Improvement of Practice

• Reference Tools
• http://www.ed.gov/pubs/parents/Science/
• Parents, students and teachers can use this site.
• This site gives students hands on activities they could be done at home or in school.  This site also gives parents and teachers ideas on how to help children learn about science.
• This web site helps students explore all aspects of learning science.  This site is easy to navigate for students and parents.  The staff of the U.S. Department of Education created it.

 Science Made Simple

• Content Resource and Reference Tool
• http://www.sciencemadesimple.com/
• Parents, students and teachers can use this site.
• Students can benefit from the variety of activities and experiments they can perform from this website.  Teachers can get a variety of information for quizzes and tests.  Parents can help their children learn and do their experiments.
• This site has a variety of information.  Although it has not been updated recently, it is still very helpful.

Life Science Communications/Life Science Safari

• http://www.vilenski.com/science/safari/index.html
• This site can be used by students
• This is an Internet adventure.  Students go through a safari and along the way they learn what makes things the way they are.
• This is an enjoyable activity for students.  They can have fun and learn along the way. Mrs. Jennifer Vilenski created this site.  This site has been up and running since March 7, 1999.

Mr. Warner’s Cool Science

• Homework Helper, Content Resource
• http://www3.mwis.net/~science/homepage.htm
• Teacher and students can use this site.
• There are many different activities for students to do.  They can also get help on their homework.  They can learn many different things and after they do homework they can play games.  Teachers can look at curriculum, lesson plans and many other helpful things.
• This site has many great aspects.  It can help with anything having to do with science.  It was created by Randall J. Warner and was last updated March 26, 2000.  Although it has been updated recently, it has many helpful activities.

Kids Planet

• Content Resource
• http://www.kidsplanet.org/
• This website can be used by students and teachers.
• Teachers can look at the Teachers Table and see the curriculum.  Students can look at the different activities and learn as they have fun.  The main purpose is focused on animals.
• This site is very helpful.  It is easy to maneuver through this website because of the icons.  They are easy to understand.  The Defenders of Wildlife created this site.

Science Learning Network

• Internet Project, Webliography and Content Resource
• http://www.sln.org/
• This website can be used by students or teachers.
• This website can be used to explore museums and other classrooms.  It can also be used look at various different links on the Web.  You can find out information about the learning network.  It helps teachers with its many links and resources.
• This website is very useful.  By taking children to other classrooms, they can see what other children and teachers do.  The virtual tours of the museums lets children by able to go to a museum without having to leave their home.  This website is funded by the National Science Foundation and Unisys Cooperation.