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A website containing links to videos associated with specific elements of the periodic table... and the links are arranged as found on the table itself! The links jump to various YouTube videos that are embedded in the site. There are a number of other video resources found on the site, so be sure to explore as much as you can.

Check out the links to help you with your studies of KS2 Science, KS3 Science and the separate science"

"Monday evening saw my first attempt to moderate a twitter chat as I took the reigns of the #asechat hashtag for an hour. For those that don't know, #asechat is the official hashtag for the Association for Science Education and everyone with an interest in science teaching is invited to take part in the chat. The topic for Monday's chat was Interactive resources in Science. Here are some of the many links that were shared during the hour, in no particular order:"

Fossil links Click below for information about Rocks and Minerals"

More general links from the International Development Education Association of Scotland

"The Physics Classroom Tutorial A set of instructional pages written in an easy-to-understand language and complemented by graphics and Check Your Understanding sections. An ideal starting location for those grasping for understanding or searching for answers. Multimedia Physics Studios A large collection of GIF animations and QuickTime movies designed to demonstrate physics principles in a visual manner. Each animation is accompanied by explanations and links to further information. Shockwave Physics Studios A collection of pages which feature interactive Shockwave files that simulate a physical situation. Users can manipulate a variable and observe the outcome of the change on the physical situation." In addition it contains practice and review resources and teacher tools including a photo gallery, labs and curriculum sheets

links to free web resources for all subjects

"The Education program for Biodiversity Snapshots was developed by Museum Victoria and is designed to have strong links to the Victorian curriculum, although the ideas could be adapted for any curriculum. Participating in Biodiversity Snapshots will require students to work in the classroom before and after a fieldtrip into their school yard, local park or bushland. Click through to Museum Victoria's Education pages to find resources to guide classroom and outdoor activities during all stages of the Biodiversity Snapshots program. There are introductory activities, research techniques and online tools that you will need to carry out your project. "

Martin Burrett 27 Aug 11 11:42:52An interesting image based periodic table with links to information and images of each element. http://ictmagic.wikispaces.com/Science

International and Sustainable Development links from the International Development Education Association of Scotland

"Practical Biology provides teachers of biology at all levels with experiments that demonstrate a wide range of biological concepts and processes. Each practical may be used alone or as a starting-point for open-ended investigations or enhancement activities, such as clubs or open-day events. Experiments are placed within real-life contexts, with links to carefully selected further reading, enabling teachers to show relevance and illustrate the key principles of How Science Works"

"This has links to loads of websites about science from Einstein to the effect of global warming on polar bears."

"This is for key stage 3 grades 6,7 and 8 it has links to useful websites with activities for all of the topics we cover"

" this is a pretty good (if traditional text-book type) resource for IB level physics students. Topics are easy to navigate either through index or mind map type diagrams. Good clear explanations with plenty of links. Not brilliant for sample questions though. Since it's not IB specific the user needs to use the syllabus! "

"Skoool.co.uk has lessons and simulations fro grades 6 to 10. The link here is to the key stage 3 chemistry page but you can access the rest from there."

The BBC archive of collections as well as links to other archives on the web (right hand side bar)

direct link to science.tv's channel

A period table of QR codes which link to short video clips from the University of Nottingham which explains the properties of each element. A must for every Chemistry 2.0 classroom wall.

Tips for Evaluating Sources some good links to web resources as well as research tips

fantastic contraption physics game

There are many more physics games linked at the top of the page.