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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From the Howard Hughes Medical Institute, Cool Science for Curious Kids invites kids to explore biology. Read about different types of mammals and reptiles. Learn about what makes up the air. Build a salad and learn about its components. The website offers real-life application for biological concepts. Continue reading →

This site is based on the PBS television show and features online games, activities and printables. Continue reading →

Brought to you by the Science Alberta Foundation, Wonderville is a fun destination for kids to explore the exciting world of science. Continue reading →

This website is a fantastic free astronomy resource created to teach students and kids all ages about the exciting world of outer space. Continue reading →

Yahoo! Kids: Science manages to teach science in an entertaining way. Kids can play games, watch music videos and read jokes while learning about science. They can also get homework help and explore a comprehensive encyclopedia. Continue reading →

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 →

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 →

Join Tim and Moby as they teach you about science through BrainPop’s animated videos and engaging activities. Continue reading →