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WPClipArt.com
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TeacherTube.com
- A kind of
educational YouTube! (free)
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UnitedStreaming.com -
Great educational videos by Discovery Education (district
membership, but try the 30-day free trial)
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EnchantedLearning.com -
Printable diagrams
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TeachersDomain.org -
Multimedia resources for the classroom, sponsored by WGBH
Educational Foundation (free)
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ReadingQuest.org - Reading strategies for more than just
Social Studies! Great graphic organizers.....
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CutePDF.com
- Create professional quality PDF files from almost any
printable document. (free)
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Online Timer/Stopwatch - I use it daily for the timed Do Now
questions, as well as other timed assignments. There are
several sounds to choose from.....my classes' favorite is the
train horn.
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Zamzar -
Have you ever wanted to show an educational YouTube clip in
class, but were blocked by the CyberNannies? Do you wish
that YouTube videos were downloadable? Well....THEY ARE!
This site will convert any video from a file or url and convert
it into a form that you can save and reuse in class over and
over and over again! (Thanks, Adam, for showing it to me!)
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MiddleSchoolScience.com
- The domain name says it all!
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ScienceSpot.net
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Biology4Kids.com
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NSDL
Middle School Portal - National Science Digital Library
resource page
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McDougal Littell
Classzone.com - Online resource for use with their Life
Science textbook
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CellsAlive.com - Animations of the cell, mitosis and meiosis
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Science ClipArt - From Discovery Education
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Interactive Mitosis Tutorial - I've been using it for
years....it's great!
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BAM! Body and Mind - Infectious disease epidemiology
lesson plans brought to you by the Centers for Disease Control
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New York State Regents Archives
- Previously used Living Environment (Biology) exams that we use
as "Do Now" bellwork questions. Other sciences,
disciplines and grade levels are available - but my 7th graders
love the feeling that comes with correctly answering a High
School level question!
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NSTA.org - The
National Science Teachers Association website. If you are
not a member, join. The NSTA's journals are excellent, and
membership provides you with online access to archived journal
articles and activities. Definitely worth the membership!
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OceanFootage.com - quick video clips of aquatic species
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Today in
Science History - Pick a day, and find out what happened in
the field of science. They include births, deaths and
inventions on a daily basis. I utilize this site to create
a monthly "Science Moments" bulletin board in the hallway.
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Nova Science Now - PBS's Nova programming available on the
web. Check out the "Teachers" page to view video clips
with provided Teachers' guides.
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Ms. Henley's Class Page - Additional science resources as
compiled by a Middle School teacher in Oklahoma.
