Technology
If you wanted to send a message to someone and make sure it stayed private, what would you do? Complete this lesson to find out.
If you wanted to send a message to someone and make sure it stayed private, what would you do? Complete this lesson to find out.
Intro into Creating Worlds with Khan Academy and Disney! Imagineering: Dream, Build, Create
The Howard Hughes Medical Institute’s BioInteractive site provides resources for middle and high school students range from an interactive calculator to help determine a household’s carbon footprint to a lab simulating lactose intolerance to an animated short film on 17th-century microbiologist Antonie van Leeuwenhoek. Audience: Middle and High School Students
How much energy does a roller coaster need to go through a loop without getting stuck?
This demonstration uses a drinking straw and a ping pong ball to show how air moves around a curved object.
How do you make your own lava lamp?
Make your own prism using a glass of water!
The SEED Earth Science Week Online Toolkit, developed by Schlumberger Excellence in Educational Development (SEED) and the American Geophysical Institute, provides educational materials, activities, and other resources in both Spanish and English. Materials range from introductory information on Earth science to fact sheets about living in earthquake zones to science notebooks where students can record … Continued
Windows to the Universe, created by the National Earth Science Teachers Association, is designed to encourage learning about the Earth and space sciences. It offers its website at three levels of both English and Spanish to allow students of various ages and abilities to access the site and understand the information found there. There is … Continued
With just some simple stitch work, you can transform regular knit gloves into ones that work with touch screens