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Exactly as the title reads...  a VERY simple graphing tool. If you are wanting to co-create a graph with students tracking some metric over time throughout weeks or months, then this might be a good tool. Functions are limited at this point, but sometimes simple is good. 

This free download uses the microphone in your computer (or you can use a plug in microphone for better quality) to detect sounds and instantly displays the sound waves on the screen. This would be a great tool to illustrate pitch and loudness, so they can make connections to the wave behavior. 

That is a great idea. I appreciate the fact that this is a truly interactive generic resource and can actually respond to stimuli in your room as opposed to being a detached simulation.

Use tools to identify rocks and minerals

Fantastic tool for online research. Random number set generator.

tools for teaching science supports workshop model, from University of Washington state

Animated video that explains the importance of coral reefs in the food web. Narrated by Celine Cousteau, the video is ideal for school kids and an great tool for teachers to introduce them to ocean biology, environmental issues and social activism.4.1.B.a; 4.1.B.c; 4.1.D.a; 4.2.A.a