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This is the official website of NSTA (New Hampshire Science Teachers Organization). The site highlights science news and lists professional development opportunities.

Free fun activities for science in elementary schools.

This is a fun science website for kids! I like it because I feel that it could encourage students, especially a child who may find science boring. It provides "Real Life Science".

I found this website very helpful in my teaching science class. This site incorporates ways to get students out side and learn from the outdoors. It lists different learning activities students can do at home, or with friends to extend the learning of science into home life as well.

These are a ton of one page activities from Bill Nye the Science Guy's website that really provide accurate visuals as a foundation for elementary school students. I actually remember doing a few in my second grade class.

science standards

San Fancisco science museum online exhibits that are designed to engage and educate. Many interactive activities great for ages 8 and up.

This website lists some great Smart board apps for use in the classroom. I especially like the science apps, where there are hands-on simulations for students to manipulate.

Animated Science, Health, Technology, Math, Social Studies, Arts & Music and English movies, quizzes, activity pages and school homework help for K-12 kids, aligned with state standards

A cool website that helps break down difficult science concepts for elementary school.

Weather Lessons Athena, Earth and Space Science for K-12 Athena, Earth and Space Science for K-12 categorizes weather lessons by grade level so it's a quick place to stop for instructional materials. Grab the really neat KidPix Five-Day Forecast template. You can find it under the lesson "Observing the Weather Today" (K-4).

I used this website when I was doing enrichment activities with a 5th grade student. He really loved some of the activities that we did. I found some fun too!

This link takes you to the NH Dept. of Ed. site that lists the Grade Level Expectations for reading. math, science, and writing.