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| Exploratorium: ExploraNet | "A collage of 650 interactive exhibits in the areas of science, art, and human perception." This site was one of the first science resources for teachers on the Web and it just keeps getting better. | |
| The Franklin Institute Science Museum | Another great Web site that's been around for a long time and which constantly changes its online exhibits. Be sure to select the inQuiry Almanack newsletter link for a whole host of resources. | |
| GLOBE-International Hands-On Science and Education | Great interactive science projects, experiments, and lesson suggestions. | |
| Newton's Apple | A national science television program for children. On this site there are wonderful lesson plans for teachers, including science experiments and animal fact sheets. This site has won many awards and is on most teachers' top ten Web sites list. | |
| Ask a Scientist or Engineer | Students and teachers can submit any questions. | |
| The Nine Planets: A Multimedia Tour of the Solar System | One of the best astronomy sites around. | |
| Volcano Mall | A favorite of students and teachers. Here you can take a look at active, dormant, and extinct volcanoes of the world and send questions to volcanologists! | |
| The Why Files-Science Behind the News | Hosted by the National Science Foundation, is a good resource for science project ideas. | |