Great resource with simulations, videos, worksheets and more for combustion, fossil fuels, distillation, etc.

IB Chem notes for option D (very detailed)

games, worksheets, activities, etc. mainly for higher level science but a few good ideas for juniors

topics include: dna, GMO foods, probability, current events sicence,

Warning: You may learn physics while playing this game!

Might fit in nicely if anyone is doing things around batteries, energy, environment!

The air we breathe, the water we drink, the soil from which we grow our vegetables... All of these items are recycled by nature. Find out how in this online exhibition.

A gummy bear DNA lab with the gummys and Twizzlers. Has the Word doc format lab sheets.

Do your students fully understand how a plant cell is organized and how it operates? Let them interact with an online model, learning about the nucleus, the endoplasm and cytoskeleton, centrosomes and lysosomes, mitochondrion, chloroplasts, and plant cell anatomy and functions. Key words can be added to student vocabulary for a comprehension test; be sure to have them draw and label their own models as well. /animcell.htm gives the animal cell version.

Several hands-on experiments are logged here, where students can learn about magnetism and electricity by building their own circuits, playing with compasses and magnets, or simply observing the properties of magnetism and recording them on a student worksheet.

Four student activities explore the properties of magnets, with student worksheets included. The exercises target grades one through five.