Ology – American Museum of Natural History

This section of the American Museum of Natural History, is an outstanding science website for kids. The site features numerous interactive activities on subjects such as anthropology, archeology, astronomy, climate change. Find out if you have what it takes to live on mars or take a stellar star quiz by visiting the astronomy section. Continue reading →

Energy Kids

Learn about energy in a fun environment. Discover where energy comes from and how best to conserve it. Solve puzzles and riddles, conduct experiments and discover other ways to have fun while learning about energy. For teachers, the website offers energy calculators and a glossary.

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American Museum of Natural History

As one of the world’s preeminent scientific and cultural institutions, The American Museum of Natural History website features science news, bulletins, videos, podcasts and a research library. From forest fires to Darwin’s theories, AMNH online covers a wide range of scientific topics. The content is best suited for older children, teens and adults. Continue reading →

Mr. Nussbaum

Greg Nussbaum has taken his teachings to another level by creating a wide variety of educational games and interactive presentations. In the area of science, his materials focus on living organisms. Use the Mammal Maker or Insect Generator to learn about these types of animals. Explore animal habitats, world biomes and space through other interactive resources. Continue reading →

Children’s Music Web

Parents, teachers and performers can visit Children’s Music Web to find resources for introducing children to different types of music. The website also offers resources for kids, including links to children’s radio stations and tips on making sound effects. Continue reading →