Science Teacher Sites UT High School Physics Site Environmental Education Network. A collaborative effort among educators to provide online resources for both teachers and students in Environmental Education. Exploratorium ExploraNet. The Exploratorium is a museum of science, art, and human perception with over 650 interactive "hands on" exhibits. This is their on-line site which includes a searchable index of exhibits and resources. Expo, WWW Exhibit Organization..EXPO is a world wide exhibition co-funded by the Library of Congress makes interesting on-line exhibitions available including the "Dead Sea Scrolls" and the "Soviet Archive Exhibit." Franklin Institute Science Museum. A page of online exhibits and "educational hotlists" on the Internet. Health Resources. This is a page focusing on the issues of health from primary through high school. Included are articles about current health concerns like AIDS, and links to other pages and databases housing information on the subject. SciEd: Science and Mathematics Education Resources. This site offers links to information and resources based on subject area. Such topics include Physics; Earth Sciences; Skepticism and Pseudoscience; Multiple Disciplines; Suppliers of Equipment and Software; and other science links. Science Learning Network. This page is set up as a type of online magazine for educators and students in science. The format includes exploring their resources, ³visiting² other Science Learning Network museums nationwide, other related websites, and the chance to ³chat² with other educators and students.

Quest, The NASA K-12 Internet Initiative Page. This is a NASA sponsored attempt to provide support and services for schools, teachers and students to fully utilize the Internet, and its underlying information technologies, as a basic tool for learning. One link included here is the "Live from Mars," NASA's live expedition. NASA SeaWiFS Projects. The SeaWiFS Mission is a part of NASA's Mission to Planet Earth (MTPE), which is designed to look at our planet from space to better understand it as a system in both behavior and evolution. NASA SpaceLink. NASA Spacelink is an electronic aeronautics and space resource designed to provide current educational information to teachers and studentsthroughout the United States. All About Worms What do you think Wendell the Worm, Eddie the Earthworm, Larry Leech, Paulette Planaria, and Tommi Tapeworm have in common? They are all "featured" on the New Jersey Online's Yucky Site: Worm World. This site maintained by New Jersey Online lets the surfer learn everything they need to know about WORMS - including dissection, worms as recyclers, worm art, worm poetry. Books You Can Use - Science Museum of Minnesota Site is part of the Science Learning Network maintained by the Science Museum of Minnesota. Live from Mars This site, targets middle school grades, has many links and resources for teaching earth/space science, photos, and projects for kids. You can subscribe to a listserv and receive updates about the two scheduled missions. Virtual Frog-Dissection Kit Interested in how computers may change some science courses? You can dissect a frog and put the dissection into a movie. Created by David Robertson at Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory The Heart: An Online Exploration Using this site you can integrate classroom instruction with technology. You will find that you can look at the heart's development, structure, follow blood flow through blood vessels. There are resource materials, enrichment activities and a glossary.