IBDP Group 4 Sciences

A thorough online library curated by UC-Davis

Chemistry help is available here for high school or college students. Chemtutor begins with the fundamentals and gives expert help with the most difficult phases of understanding your first course in chemistry.

for a younger crowd, but good material for those kids struggling with some of the basics in DP Chem.

Collection of online and paper resources aligned with IBDP Chemistry

An nice Ted-Ed video, animated, which explains this complicated topic pretty clearly.

Evolution information curated by the University of California - Berkeley. Too many useful resources to list here.

An excellent interactive animation of respiration in plants.

The Plant Cell publishes novel research of special significance in plant biology, especially in the areas of cellular biology, molecular biology, genetics, development, and evolution.

Interactive concept maps that change as you click on different parts.

W. W. Norton & Company | Discover Biology, 3 ed. The animations require the latest Flash 7 and Shockwave plug-ins.

Nature: Focus on Cell Division Mitosis Review Cosmological Cell Division? -how cell division relates to astrnomy Mitosis Animation Another Mitosis Animation Meiosis and Mitosis Review Questions -test yourself with this quiz NuMA Homepage -a great web source for the protein NuMA The mitosis act of 1996-congress influenced by mitosis Stages of Mitosis CELLS alive!

Each demonstration has been assigned three or more "key concepts." Since any one of these "key concepts" may appear in more than one demonstration, the key concepts have been used to cross-index all 50 demonstrations under some 79 different "key concepts."

Cliffs Notes summary of the major biomes. Lots of good vocab.

A complete history of the Universe, from the Big Bang up to now. Too much to list here, really, but it includes loads of resources and lessons that can be used to teach astronomy, earth science, and life science, with links to agriculture and modern society. Pretty darn cool overall.

A collection of activities students can do to learn how chemistry is applied in our daily lives, using everyday chemicals.

Good review of basic skills

CLASS CONCEPTS 1. Introduction to Chemistry 2. The Periodic Table 3. Quantum Numbers 4. Electron Configuration 5. Chemical Families 6. Oxidation Numbers 7. Chemical Formulas 8. Chemical Names 9. Formula Mass 10. Percentage Composition 11. Reaction Types 12. Balancing Equations 13. The Mole Concept 14. Solution Concentration 15. Stoichiometry 16.

A series of two-minute videos relating concepts from textbook chemistry to current MIT research and applications in medicine, the environment, and energy