- Glacier
- What's it like at the bottom of the world? Courageous
scientists are living in remote environmental research
stations on Antarctica to help us find out. This extensive
website offers information about the study and exploration
of the South Pole, including detailed information on
weather, land, oceans, and space.
- Neuroscience
for Kids
- Neuroscience made easy? Can it be possible? This
website, created "for elementary and secondary school
students and teachers who would like to learn more about the
nervous system," seems to prove so. Activities and
experiments are provided to help learners (of any age)
better understand the human brain and spinal cord.
- Explorers of
the World
- Throughout history, there have been people who practiced
the belief that dreams can be achieved. This excellent
website introduces us to "those who dare to dream...those
who dare to challenge the boundaries of space, time,
ignorance, and science." You'll find an extensive collection
of student-produced biographies of dream-achievers. You may
even be inspired to try some exploring of your own.
- Math
Forum: Elementary Teachers' Place
- The Math Forum offers great connections to support math
instruction in your classroom. Their website is worth a
visit everyday.
- Deserts
of Our World
- OneWorld Magazine would like you to experience the
diversity and cultural richness of the world's deserts, if
only virtually. They bring you a selection of articles,
paintings, sculptures, poems, and photographs of men and
women who have been challenged by the uniqueness of a
desert, defeated by its dimensions, rewarded by its remoteness.
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