Science

= Find Great Science Links Here =

[|Steve Spangler Cool Youtube Channel] ||< Steve Spangler loves science and makes it super fun! || [|http://esyurl.com/dri] ||< A very well-developed interactive number line - great for the SMARTboard! ||
 * 1 || [|Science Net-Links] || THE starting point for all science related stuff! ||
 * < 2 ||< [|Interactives] ||< Amazing Astronomy-related visual interactive screens of the lunar phases, solar eclipses... ||
 * < 3 ||< [|CIESE (Center for Investigation and Engineering in Education)] ||< Very high-quality collaborative projects for all grade levels - ie participate in the 'Global Sun Temperature' project to look at how distance from the equator effects temperature or the 'Down the Drain' project that looks at water use in homes. ||
 * < 3 ||< [|Wolfram Alpha Calculator] ||< This site will change your idea of a 'calculator' - fascinating - to listen to an explanation of how it works click [|here] . ||
 * < 4 ||< [|Exploratorium - Hands-On Science Activities] ||< Find activities related to sports, the body, food and machines and tools. ||
 * < 5 ||< [|Water Cycle lesson] ||< Great school site with lots of connections. ||
 * < 6 ||< [|Steve Spangler Science]
 * < 7 ||< Number Line
 * 8 || [|Visible Body] || This is an interactive subscription site with medical-school like quality images and interacitves. ||
 * 9 || [|Daylight Map] || DaylightMap shows the pattern of night and day on a Google map, for any area of the Earth, for any date and time. It also allows you to select up to ten locations on the map; in addition to seeing at a glance whether it's daytime there, you can show their local time, sunrise and and sunset times, and length of day. ||
 * 10. || McGraw Hill Interactives || Interactive sites for science ||

= Find Great Religion Links Here =


 * < 1 ||< [|Resources for Catholic Educators] ||< Tons of resources from church history to lesson plans to religious art information. ||
 * < 2 ||< [|Catholic Online] ||< Catholic Faith resources presented in a news site format. ||
 * < 3 ||< [|Catholic Mom] ||< The popular Catholic Mom site - lots of activities for elementary. ||
 * < 4 ||< [|Religious Ed Sites for Educators] ||< Many links to topics like the Bible, Celebrations and comparative religions. ||
 * < 5 ||< [|Catholic Forum] ||< Educational, Inspirational and Devotional tools. ||
 * < 6 ||< [|Catholic Catechist] ||< Providing Catholic resources to religious educators - many handouts and ideas. ||

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