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ideas for science projects, science fair projects, science experiments, science fair experiments, science fair ideas. As a teacher you could find different projects for your students to do in class, or as a student if you are looking for an idea for a project then you can use this site to get you going.

This site includes a variety of science project ideas that could be implemented into a lesson as a form of assessment. The projects are sorted by standard and by subject, so it is extremely easy to browse.

This would be a good place to generate ideas for a science fair or class projects. It offers resources for students, teachers, and parents which is nice.

This website provides a number of different collections for students and teachers. The website provides activities/games for students to participate in and get a feel of what it would be like in person. The website also gives students and teachers virtual artifacts for projects. I would use this in my classroom for students who struggle to find good artifacts for their projects. It is important to have reliable resources.

This website provides a number of different collections for students and teachers. The website provides activities/games for students to participate in and get a feel of what it would be like in person. The website also gives students and teachers virtual artifacts for projects.

Science needs to intertwine activities into the learning process. This site popped at me because it included so many project ideas for a wide array of sciences (chemistry, physics, astronomy, engineering, computer science, etc.). Teachers can use this site as a resource for building a well-rounded assessment tool bag.

I chose this site because of the way it's organized. It's clean and it's simple. I would use it becuase it has a wide variety of lesson plans organized by grade. It also has lots of other things like graphic organizers, projects, managements techniques, etc. These things can be hard to come up with on your own and know they will work for your students. It's nice to get ideas, feedback, and insipration from teachers and tried and true projects and lessons.

Collaboration/Web 2.0 tool: I chose this resource because it is great for students to be able to work together on projects without having to meet face to face. This could be implemented into my classroom by assigning a group project using google slides, google docs, etc.

I chose this site because it is a great source for science project ideas. I would use this site to get ideas for projects to do with my students.

I chose this website because there are so many artifacts that can be used for assignments and projects. I will use this website by having the students do a project and they have to look up historical things and then they will have to use this website as a recourse.

This site would be fun for kids to browse because you can look up facts, experiments, projects, do quizzes, and play games. This site could be used in class if you wanted children to look through the site and pick out facts that interest them or if they are researching something.

This website has a lot of great interactive ideas for the classroom. I could use this site for experiment ideas to do with my class.

I choose this site because it is a great site for students who want or need help with understanding science. This site can be used in my future classroom by having this website be one which students can look it up at home and watch or do lessons on science.

This site provides several sources for teaching middle school social studies. I chose it because it included project ideas, quizzes, maps, and games all pertaining to social studies. Teachers can benefit from this because it covers so many areas.

This site provides an accessible tool for interactive projects. I chose this tool because its accessibility and its uses, which includes sharing files, folders, and Google Docs. Teachers can use this with fellow teachers to collaborate ideas, or if there's a group project, this would serve as a good interactive tool amongst students, too.

This site provides many different subject areas and options for lesson plans. The site says they have over four thousand to choose from so I feel this site would be helpful. This site would be most useful when looking for ideas to go along with a lesson plan that I already created or to get ideas of subjects to make a lesson plan.

This also has free lesson plans for all grades, and all subjects. You could create a lesson plan too! The teacher could also get the magazine for this website. Again, I would use this for a resource and ideas.

The web's largest collection of free lesson plans, submitted by teachers. Download free lessons, thematic units, activities, learning games, printables, classroom projects, and more! I would have my students use this website to use when doing projects. This would help them assign tasks when they are working and they would know what needs to be done for the project.

This webiste is awesome and very helpful for not only art activites but anything. I love doing art projects and having hands on experiences for children and this website gives the teacher millions of creative ides for the kids to create in class using all different mediums and styles that are great for any age!

This website would be very helpful for any high school science educator. The resources on this website range everywhere from science fair project ideas to fun science clips to share with students, to ACT prep questions. There is also a variety of fields of science including chemistry, biology, and earth sciences. Teachers can use these resources in the classroom daily.

I picked this blog because I liked the simple layout and the practical info from a working 6th grade language arts teacher. I like the fact that she has her own class and talks about how her kids engage in her projects. As a teacher, I would read this website to gather ideas.

Web 2.0 (1): This website is so neat! I have never seen anything like it. You can create your own Avatar (Voki) by choosing its appearance, adding your own voice, etc. Students can then add their Voki to a PowerPoint, share it with their classmates, etc. as part of a project or assignment. Students can share their knowledge about a topic by presenting it in a form of themselves without having to get up in front of the class and present. Teachers can use it, too, to share information. Very appealing to students!

Google Earth is a great resource to have in the classroom. It is the new map. It is interactive and would be very useful for students doing projects, researching different landmarks as well as different countries. It gives a glimpse at what the landscape looks like and can be zoomed in or out. However, it needs to be downloaded to be accessed.

Teacher's corner has an abundance of resources for teachers to use. Worksheets, lesson plans, seasonal items, bulletin boards, collaborating projects, units and message boards are all at the use of a teacher. The teachers corner has a lot of very helpful resources for teachers to use on a daily basis, or when they are in a bind or need something new and creative.

This site shows a number of different resources that teachers and even students can use. It shows sites that show different activities/projects to get creative thinking going. It also shows sites where students and teachers can use other resources to create things such as newsletters and even projects. One that I like is smore!