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| This is set to help you with webquest and other sites that I use frequently. All sites are approved by the Technology Coordinator, but always use caution when using the internet. |
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- Biology Questions????
This website is maintained by the University of Arizona (I am still loyal SPARKY!!)
It can help when you have questions about bacteria, domains, etc...
- Cells Alive!
This website helps to see microscopic organisms. In class, we used it to look at viruses. Check it out!
- Microscope Quiz
This is an interactive link to identify parts of the microscope. Good Luck!
- Virtual Pond Dip
This website give you an opportunity to look at microscopic pond life. Visit this site often as they have monthly updates.
- Periodic Table Help
If you need help with the chemistry packet, this site might be useful
- Density Lab
This is a great interactive lab to test density using various objects. Try it - you might like it!
- Electron Configuration
Here's a website that may help you visualize how the electrons set up in the subshells.
- Frog Dissection Simulation
This website has a sample of their software program for virtual dissections. It also has an owl pellet and squid dissection.
- More Virtual Dissections!
This site runs out of the University of Buffalo and gives a lot of detail about various critters!
- Sheep Eye Dissection
This is the website that will be guiding our sheep eye dissection. If you are unable to attend the dissection in class, this website will help you learn more about the eye and complete the lab packet.
- http://www.edheads.org
This has a game about simple machines on the left of the main page. My CTY kids enjoyed this, so I thought you might too!!!!
- Can a duck have an echo?
Justin Warnett asked in class today - " Is is true that a duck's quack doesn't have an echo?". So we checked on the web and this is what we found out. Excellent when you are reviewing sound waves!!!!
- Physics Link
Here is a link using Java script to help you with some basic physics concepts.
- Identify Rocks
For those who are working onyour rock collections over spring break - you may find this site helpful.
- Mineral Identification
Here is a website that can help with mineral identification.
- Gift Ideas
I know this seems weird, but students always ask me what I want for gifts. So rather than coming up with something on the spot - I have an amazon wish list. Here's the link.
Other options - cards, dunkin donuts gift cards, better grades on tests!!, and a genuine effort of manners and etiquette in and out of class.
Thank you all your continuing to strive to do your best! That truly is the best gift of all!!!
-Mrs. Allen
- Junior Solar Sprints
Time to start thinking about creating solar sprint cars!!! Use this website to help you with rules and regulations!!!
Good Luck!
- Just Born Peeps
In my area, there is a company called JustBorn. They make peeps - you know the marshmallow snacks usually found in Easter baskets? Well - every year they have a contest on how to use peeps in poster projects and such. Some of the pictures are very clever.... some are based on movies...
Maybe this will give you some ideas for your next science project!
- Science Experiments
This link has some interesting video of science experiments.
- Sugar Link
Having trouble understanding the differences between fructose and maltose? This site will help. Also gives chemical formulas and structural pictures.
Use this link to help with the "How Sweet It Is!" Lab.
- bald eagle nest
camera's eye of eagle nest in British Columbia
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