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Just in time for the 2010 Winter Olympiad taking place in Vancouver, BC this February, NBC Universal (NBCU) has teamed up with the National Science Foundation (NSF) to produce "The Science of the Olympic Winter Games," a 16-part educational video series that gives students extensive insight into the physics, physiology, and related science of sports like figure and speed skating, ice hockey, slalom-course skiing, and even curling.

Champions, an educational technology developer, has released Virtual Science Club, a Web-based program designed to help children learn scientific concepts and skills.

Resources for teaching science. Connections to mathematics.

Searchable database for literature related to mathematics and science curriculum.

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An example of an integrated online STEM Unit for elementary school 4th 5th grade

Wisconsin's Model Academic Standards are all on the left hand side.

Presented by ASEE and its partners, eGFI is the best resource available for students and teachers to learn about engineering.

Explore activities, exhibitions, Webcasts, and other Exploratorium online content.

Schooltimegames is a website not just for mathematics, but includes social studies, language arts, science, logics, and so much more. The site has learning activities for students of all ages, and a variety of games and puzzles that connect to the various subject areas in our curriculums.