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Your source for science behind the news. Confused on something like hybrid cars in an article. Explains the science clearly with examples, videos, and other tools.

"NSDL is the Nation's online library for education and research in Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics." Has lesson resources but also links to web tools by subject.

Contains simulations with which students can interact, manipulate the conditions and see what happens. Most simulations. Has science and math simulations. Could be adapted to use at many different age levels

You tube videos that have been compiled in different subject areas from history, science, social studies etc. A great resource for teachers seeking other ideas in these areas!

This is a website advertising a program that uses hip hop music and lyrics to teach children language arts, reading, science and social studies.

Chris Lehman is the principal of the Science Leadership Academy in Philadelphia - basically my dream school to work at. This site is his blog; he will challenge you as an educator, and he always seems ahead of the curve in terms of big ideas and practical applications of tech.

This is a good resourse for teaching culture and political sciences.

You're in a "virtual classroom." Everything you see and hear is coming to you through a computer-operated display that you're wearing on your head like a pair of very bulky goggles.