eSTELLAR

narrated simulation of digestive system, heart, skeletal system, and brain

step through diagram modeling how the heart pumps blood

interactive model of the heart and its blood flow; printable diagrams

Videos about conducting a science fair project

video with song about molecular movement, kinetic energy, temperature as measure of molecular movement

online modules to teach students about Internet safety and appropriate use topics. Tracks student progress and provides reports for teacher.

Helps visualize the relative sizes of planets, size of Earth to sun, sun to other stars, etc.

video explains the chemical reaction that results in a flame with multiple colors

fun video explaining what the Hadron Collider does

this site reads aloud elementary level text about seasons, temperature, air pressure, clouds, and more. includes some pictures. activities are multiple choice quizzes to check understanding

fun site portraying women scientists as heroines in comics about their scientific discoveries

New search engine for students with content filter, search journal, related quiz questions, and related concepts map. Teachers can create a class and then view student search journals.

updated safety handbook

Video takes you from the Himilayas out to the edges of the known universe.

downloadable videos on various topics at various grade levels

Cousteau's daughter led this expedition to highlight what is happening to rivers and watersheds in the US.

January 2008 As part of the SMATHematics Project: The Wonder of Science, The Power of Mathematics-a collaborative partnership between Kennesaw State University and two local school districts, fifth graders had the opportunity to puzzle out chemical formulas of propane, methanol, and other important molecules. In addition, they explored properties that characterize certain molecules and then used their newly acquired knowledge of atoms' bonding requirements to help them build three-dimensional molecular models. The effort is succeeding-as you can see by the fifth-grade classroom experience described here.

A variation (possible extension) of the separations activity. Students must design the most efficient water filtration system.