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Sign up to be chosen as one of 1000 schools across the globe to participate in the Oracle Raspberry Pi Weather Station for schools with topics covering comping and weather - for ages 11 and up. Free!

You can sign up for a tour inside NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center and meet the scientists and engineers working on some of our nation's space programs.

The President is looking for feedback from students on STEM and to pitch an idea too http://tinyurl.com/rcanstemshare Thank you Mary-Alice for posting this on Edmodo!

Explore paper blocks that can assembled by teacher or student to learn about 36 elements.

On the origin of the moon. A little complicated for elementary maybe, but my 5th grade students found it fascinating. We read it together and I explained the complicated bits (they were even interested in centrifugal and centripetal forces!) Great fun.

Data sets that can be explored visually by dragging categories to the x- and y-axis.

Online Kids Educational Games - Taking Learning to a Whole New Level! At Turtle Diary, our mission is simple - to make learning fun for the little ones! Grade Pre-K to 5th Grade

Play educational kids games, computer games, printable worksheets and learning games online at turtlediary.com. Learn and play Free Games for Kids Online! This is a free website for toddler to 5th grade. It includes online practice, worksheets, video, lessons, etc. Teachers set up their class and students login to access the activities and view their progress.

"This is a downloadable physics playground where you can experiment with all sorts of structures, forces and virtual materials. It's great fun. There is also an iPad app to explore."

PreK students making baking soda and vinegar volcanoes.

Subscription based practice used in pilot with NWEA MAP Growth assessment.

An interesting simulation to have an orbiter and lander work to arrive at a comet nucleus and drop a lander in a scientifically interesting area, observe scientifically interesting things from the lander and the spacecraft, receive data from the lander, transmit orbiter and lander data to Earth, and keep Rosetta from crashing into large chunks of comet material that spew from the surface.