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Canterbury
Environmental Education Centre Designed to help teachers
and children explore their own environment out of doors, this is a
wonderful and visually delightful site. Although produced in England,
the information and activities are useful for most regions.
The
Electronic Naturalist An online education program providing
a weekly environmental education unit. Each unit has artwork, text,
activities, additional web sites, and online access to a professional
naturalist. Two reading levels are available for grades K-3 and 4-8.
EE-Link
An extensive collection of environmental education resources, classroom
materials, grants, jobs, information, events and conferences, professional
development, links.
Eisenhower
National Clearinghouse The most comprehensive collection
of mathematics and science curriculum resources in the nation.
ERIC
Clearinghouse for Science, Mathematics and Environmental Education
The heart of this site is Ask ERIC, with over 2,000
lesson plans.
Globe
Program A worldwide network of students, teachers and
scientists working together to study and understand the environment.
Globe students make a core set of environmental observations at or
near their schools and report data on the Internet.
Ecology
Explorers Protocols and other resources for studying
the ecology of your own school grounds.
Exploring
the Environment Interdisciplinary, problem-based learning
modules for high school students, with activities and teacher pages.
Engages students in collaborative scientific inquiry and analysis.
National
Science Teachers Association
Science
a Go Go The latest scientific discoveries in an accessible
format.
Pacific
Bell Knowledge Network Explorer Blue Ribbon Learning Sites
Searchable database of outstanding Internet learning sites.
Teacher
Talk Forum Learning resources for secondary students,
their parents and educators.
Ask
a Biologist Arizona State University Biology Departmentís
fun and interesting site for kids and teachers, grades K-12.
The
Biology Project Designed for high school and college
level students, the site includes activities and on-line labs. Subjects
covered are biochemistry, cell biology, chemicals and human health,
developmental biology, human biology, Mendelian genetics, immunology
and molecular biology.
National
Wildlife Federation
National
Geographic Society Xpeditions Atlases, lesson plans,
and activities.
Planet
Diary Records the events and phenomena that affect Earth
and its inhabitants. Weekly geological, astronomical, meterological,
biological and environmental news from around the globe, and teaching
resources, including background information and activities.
Learner
Online Exhibits Collection Creative and informative interactive
learning "exhibits" on a variety of subjects.
USGS
Education and Outreach Environmental and geological information
and resources.
Give
Water a Hand National Watershed Education Program to
involve young people in local environmental service projects.
Cornell
University's Composting in Schools
EPA's
Recycle City A fun, graphical journey through Recycle
City to learn the three R's‚reduce, reuse and recycle. Games, activities
and ideas for teachers demonstrate how individuals, businesses and
communities can reduce waste.
The
Imagination Factory Teaches about waste, recycling and
art through creative art projects that recycle waste materials.
Environmental
Explorers' Club The Environmental Protection Agency's
website for kids and their teachers.
Backyard
Nature A wonderful site with
basic and interesting information about plants, animals, fungi, ecology,
and geology, and useful resources for studying nature on school grounds.
Very well organized and accessible.
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