Science+Links

[|http://www.nsdl.org] Awesome site with many different databases. A great place to start for ANY science project. For information or help, see your librarian. || ............ || [|**Internet Public Library - Science**] Are you looking for some help with a science fair project? If so, then you have come to the right place. The IPL will guide you to a variety of web site resources, leading you through the necessary steps to successfully complete a science experiment. ||
 * **National Science Digital Library**
 * Minerals

[|Simple Machines] ||  ||  || [|Science Buddies] ||  || [|All Science Fair Projects] ||
 * [|Science Fair Links from Internet Public Library]


 * [[image:http://epa.gov/climatechange/kids/images/bannera.gif width="630" height="45" align="left" caption="EPA's Climate Change Kids Site" link="http://epa.gov/climatechange/kids/index.html"]] ||
 * **United States Geological Survey** [] [|USGS Information by State], [|Earthquakes], [|Floods], [|Maps], [|Human Health], [|Volcanoes], [|More topics . . .] ||
 * **USPTO Kids Pages (United States Patent and Trademark Office)** __[]__ For the curious! Learn about how to patent and trademark ideas and inventions. The site is divided into grade ranges - link takes you to the 6-12 grade range. ||
 * **Federal Resources for Educational Excellence.** __[]__ ||
 * Science site with a wide variety of events that go behind the news with accurate, lively, current science topics. [] ||
 * **__HowStuffWorks__** []  Find out how anything works from technology to science to everyday things and more. HowStuffWorks is a media company that is internationally recognized as the leading provider of information on how things work. Founded by Marshall Brain, HowStuffWorks offers in-depth articles that explain the world from the inside out to millions of readers every month. ||
 * **Resource Price Project: The Costs of Energy** Data collection and sharing ||

[|Science Niche: Earth Science] [|Environmental Pollution Scorecard] [|Geologic Time: The Changing Earth] [|NY Regents Earth Science Review] [|Skywatching: Tonight's Sky] [|Solar System Exploration] [|Weather Forecasting]
 * **Earth Science**

[|Science Niche: Biology] [|AP Biology Topics & Labs] [|Biology Corner: Lessons & Quizzes] [|Biology in Motion: Interactive Modules] [|High School Biology: The Skinny] [|NY Regents Biology Review] [|The Genetic Code Table] || **Chemistry** [|Science Niche: Chemistry] [|General Chemistry Tutorials] [|High School Chemistry Help] [|NY Regents Chemistry Review] [|Periodic Table of Elements]
 * Biology**

[|Science Niche: Physics] [|High School Physics Tutorials] [|NY Regents Physics Review] [|Physical Constants Reference]
 * Physics**

[|Exploratorium: Explore Science] [|Science Niche: Teaching Sci.] [|Why Files: Science News] || We have new, free materials on biomedical topics. These print and online resources include: > [] and > []. Like all of our offerings, these printed and online resources focus on medically relevant life sciences and are free of charge. Printed materials are available individually or in classroom sets. They are also downloadable from []. Here is a sampling of our products: These materials are produced by the National Institute of General Medical Sciences (NIGMS), part of the National Institutes of Health. They are not copyrighted and you are free to excerpt content from them to use in the classroom or on a class Web site.
 * More Science Stuff**
 * A new edition of The Chemistry of Health that includes:
 * a full-color booklet featuring chemistry basics
 * short "Meet a Chemist" profiles
 * a companion poster
 * an extensive online resource, ChemHealthWeb ([]), with downloadable chapters, chemistry A-Z glossary, molecule gallery and chemistry-related puzzles and games.
 * Two full-color classroom posters available at
 * The latest issue of Findings magazine at []. This issue features Marc Zimmer, a biochemist who studies glow-in-the-dark proteins, and Lola Eniola-Adefeso, a chemical engineer who studies methods to improve heart disease drugs.
 * [|Findings] magazine, which profiles vibrant scientists and includes puzzles and games. Each semi-annual issue introduces students not only to cutting-edge research, but also to the varied personalities, hobbies and backgrounds of the researchers, who serve as role models for future scientists. Our new "Ask a Scientist" online feature allows students to submit relevant scientific questions to researchers profiled in the magazine. Subscriptions are free.
 * Award-winning [|booklets] on topics including cell biology, genetics, chemistry, pharmacology, structural biology and computational biology. Several of the booklets are enhanced with additional online content.
 * [|Interactive games and crossword puzzles] that teach science.
 * Scientific [|image galleries] containing downloadable photos, illustrations and videos.
 * [|Video and audio] interviews with scientists.
 * A monthly [|electronic newsletter] that highlights recent scientific advances. Subscriptions are free.