Science Exhibits and
Dissections
Virtual Science Exhibits -
the Boston Museum of Science website contains many virtual
science exhibits for children to explore - almost as good as being
there.
Singing Science
- this website provides MP3 versions of oldie-but-goodie science
songs. These songs will help your children learn about space, energy
and motion, experiments, weather, and nature.
Virtual Owl
Pellet Dissection - dissect an owl pellet without special tools
or a mess to clean up.
Light-Science
Projects - this website contains many science projects suitable
for kids. Also take a look at the other
science topics.
Science Projects
Global Water Sampling - this is a collaborative project
comparing the water quality of local rivers, streams, lakes, or
ponds with other fresh water sources around the world.
Journey North - a
global study of wildlife migration and seasonal change. The project
welcomes students in grades K-12.
Science Magazines
Click
-
a wonderful science magazine for younger elementary ages, published by
the Cobblestone Publishing group in conjunction with the
Smithsonian.
Ask - a
favorite science discovery magazine for older elementary to middle
school students. Published by the Cobblestone group in conjunction
with the Smithsonian, it covers topics in-depth and in an engaging way.
Muse -
another favorite science discovery magazine for middle- to
high-school students. Published by the Cobblestone group in
conjunction with the Smithsonian, it covers topics in-depth and in
an engaging way.
Odyssey -
a wonderful science magazine for middle- to high-school students.
Each issue centers around a specific theme.
Your Big Backyard - a nature and wildlife magazine for ages 3-7 published
by National Wildlife Federation.
Ranger Rick
- a nature and wildlife magazine for ages 8 and up published by
National Wildlife Federation.
Kids Discover - each issue of
this magazine centers around one science, geography, or history topic. Articles are short in this
publication since the
pictures usually take center stage. Visually appealing, for children ages 6 and up.
Dig -
a wonderful archaeological magazine for middle- to high-school students.
Each issue centers around a specific theme.
Science Curricula
Choosing Science Curriculum - this webpage by Home Science Tools
describes the different science curricula available to
homeschoolers.
Apologia Science
- a popular choice of science curricula among homeschoolers, from
elementary level through advanced high school.
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