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This is a simulation software that I use mostly with my physics students. We don't utilize all of these, but when the topic perfectly aligns with one I create a simulation lab in order for them to utilize the technology and not be bored in a typical lab setting.

Great science, math, STEM resource. Interactive simulations along with other helpful teacher resources for engaging lessons.

This website is a resource that I like to use for my 7th grade Physical Science class. The students enjoy the simulations and I can use it for things that I either don't have the resources for or that they can't be trusted to use. #EdTechSN

List of computer simulations in several content areas

List of computer simulations in several content areas

All simulator controls can be operated by mouse or keyboard. Simulator intuitively adapts to standard and wide-screen displays. Excellent for 9-12 and above aspiring Stage Managers and their teachers.

All Simulations (STEM) listed by grade level along with teacher ideas and activities.  

This paid website has an online library of simulations to be used in math and science. For each simulations there are lesson plans, students exploration worksheets, and other material.

This resource contains several math a science simulations that students can use. This resource is free to teachers and can be used to promote cross curricular learning for math and science. There are simulations as well as research for teachers to read through.

animations and simulations

Literacy, finance, problem solving simulations

Simulations are a great way to help students get a deeper understanding of concepts. Watch one teacher use a simulation to teach History to high school students.

This is a really good site with loads of physics and chemistry simulations on everything from the greenhouse effect to electron diffraction.

This is a phenomenal collection of science simulations. I've used them both as a demonstration on my SMARTboard to drive home some point and as labs where students use the simulations to discover key points on their own.

This resource is contains a library of different math and science simulations. There are dozens of different activities students can use that cover a wide variety of topics. These simulations can be used to teach different ideas and support cross curricular learning.

Here's a little additional information I found on Simulations. http://olc.spsd.sk.ca/DE/PD/instr/strats/simul/index.html

Great simulation software that allows for students to really get in and understand the different systems of the frog's anatomy without the worry about storage of specimens, clean up or students not being able to participate due to personal beliefs.

This website created by the University of Colorado Boulder features some great math and science simulations.

DSLR Camera simulator. I use it in my Photography class to help kids learn how to use the camera settings.

My Doctor Games has some very cool interactive simulations and games for students to extend their experience with.

Have your students design, create, and test logic diagrams without the need of a breadboard or other electrical equipment. They can see in real time the effects of applying or removing power to gates.

This website is a resource that I like to use for my 7th grade Physical Science class. The students enjoy the simulations and I can use it for things that I either don't have the resources for or that they can't be trusted to use. #EdTechSN

This site aggregates information on history games, interactives, and simulations resources. There are currently 126 shared games.