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PELHAM HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY MEDIA CENTER
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Science Resources
Smartboard Software- please let Beth know what interests you The Grid on Tryscience- how scientists use computers worldwide to work on big problems From Exploratorium.edu: Kiddofspeed - GHOST TOWN - Chernobyl Pictures -on a motorcycle The Mind of Leonardo: The Universal Genius at Work Chemistry: What’s That Stuff? -what's really in various substances Chemistry Comes Alive: Sample Movies The Periodic Table of Comic Books-cool! The Learning Matters of Chemistry A Visual Interpretation of the Table of Elements- gorgeous in the flash version Earth Science: Forces of Nature - National Geographic Wakulla Spring: A Giant Among Us (Flash version) Volcano Expedition to the Mariana Islands: The Ins and Outs of How Earth Works Terra: The EOS Flagship- the Earth Observing Satellite Understanding Geologic Time- interactive, fun on a smartboard The Image -very beautiful and informative database of gems and minerals Dive and Discover: Expeditions to the Seafloor A Paleo Perspective on Global Warming - Global Warming: Early Warning Signs- this site has photographic evidence of global warming GreenHouse Gas Online- greenhouse gas science EPA Student Center -This site has a lot of information, though it has a younger-looking homepage Harbor Branch Oceanographic Institution- ocean research, lots of photos Volcanoes- designed by students in Thinkquest, lots of good information and drawings USGS Earthquake Information- with real-time earthquake and earthshake maps The Calcite Palace -microscopic fossil algae- beautiful photos! World Data Center for Marine Geology & Geophysics- amazing images ocean floor, volcanoes, tsunamis, databases, lots and lots of possibilities Aurora Page- Northern Lights images and info Volcano World Home Page- sort by country, name, world region, image Eco-Index- an index of conservation projects Environmental Inquiry- developed by Cornell University to teach high school students how to do environmental research Water on the Web (WOW)- designed to teach high school students how to do research NASA Earth Observatory- very cool links to current (!) examples of various weather and geologic phenomena The Internet Consumer Recycling Guide Maine Solar House- explains all about building and running a solar home
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Elizabeth
Strauss, Media Generalist
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