ScienceWeb Educational Sites for Students, Teachers and Parents

www.LearningKingdom.com/

Great website for students and teachers. The Learning Kingdom provides a cool fact, a new word, and a history background each day. You can even get them mailed to you. There are also some educational games and tricks to be learned.
 

www.eduplace.com

This is an excellent resource for teachers, with online activities for children as well as ideas for the classroom. You can search the site for integrated classroom activities and novel studies. This is the site of Wacky Web Tales and FakeOut, activities that students will enjoy.
 

www.eduplace.com/tales/

Wacky Web Tales! Create your own story by filling in the blanks. Teaches children parts of speech.
 

www.eduplace.com/dictionary/

Play FakeOut, the definition-guessing game. The words used are somewhat obscure, so they keep the students guessing! It's a lot like Balderdash, with different possible definitions shown. The student has to pick the definition that they think is the correct one for the word. There are different grade levels to choose from.
 

www.eduplace.com/tview/index.html

This is the place for ideas for novel studies. Teachers, get a description of the book and some suggestions on how to use it in your classroom.
 

www.discovery.com

The Discovery Channel online, this website is filled with fun stuff to learn and do. Follow someone's adventure, or search the site to find information on a particular topic.
 

www.madsci.org

The MAD Scientist Network
This is a "collective cranium" of scientists who answer your questions pertaining to science. Also on the site are activities to do, files to search through for information on a particular topic, and a Random Knowledge Generator, just for fun. High quality website for information.
 

www.pe.central.vt.edu

This site is mainly for Physical Education teachers. It contains numerous activities and lesson plans that will help in preparing for classes. There are good ideas for Health lessons as well.
 

www.halfmoon.org

This site is full of information about the ancient Mayan civilizations. Learn how to write your name in Mayan hieroglyphics! There are also stories about the weird and wonderful things that the Mayan people did to make themselves beautiful.
 

www.ghcc.msfc.nasa.gov/archeology/peten.html

This site has more information about archeology. It explains the use of technology in archeology. What is remote sensing? Go to the site to find out.
 

www.theodora.com/maps

This is a resource site for maps. Many different styles, pinchable.
 

www.csun.edu/~vceed009/languagearts.html

This site contains an incredible amount of other sites having to do with language arts. It is a resource for teachers who are looking for ideas, curriculum, online programs, or something along those lines.
 

www./nheri.org

This is the site of the National Home Education Research Institute, which is a clearinghouse of research on home education. It can be used by home educators, researchers, and policy-makers. It serves to educate the public about home education.
 

www.hsu.edu/faculty/worthf/argue.html

This site answers questions raised in objection to homeschooling.
 

www.niva.com/original/writblok/tips/a-tips.htm

"Writer's Block", the Creative Reference for Today's Writers, gives tips on how to make your writing amazing.
 

www.safdrives.com
www.sstechnologies.com

What do engineers do? Check out these company websites to find out!
 

www.gospelcom.net/csi/

Christian Schools International's website.
 

www.gospelcom.net/cgi-csi/getjobs.pl

This is the CSI job database, where job openings in the CSI are posted.