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This is a site dedicated to preschool science experiments, lessons and activities. A great resource not only for parents but also for teachers and educators.
MiniScientists.com aims to bring you exciting science projects using materials you can find around the home or buy cheaply from the local store, so there are no excuses – roll up your sleeves and get stuck in!
A good site,with lot of science education videos, power point lessons & compilation of interesting facts. Examples in videos are related to daily life of kids so that they can easily understand concepts of different topics
A kid-safe website dedicated to encouraging a love of science in young people and their parents. You’ll find experiments and projects for kids of all ages as well as selected videos from across the web. Come check it out!
Experiland lets you enjoy and learn about the amazing world of science with fun, tried and tested science projects in five main categories suitable for elementary and middle school children. Many fun free science experiment ideas & information are available on our site.
Award winning science writer Seymour Simon has relaunched his popular website with a new, more streamlined look, sophisticated yet kid friendly navigation, and an enviable amount of content that his readers have come to trust from the man whom the New York Times dubbed the Dean of the Childrens Science Book field.
Whether a student, parent or educator is looking to learn, explore or better understand the natural sciences, space, animals, or the human body, Seymour Simon serves up exciting scientific findings, in depth coverage of current science related topics in the news, free, downloadable Teacher Guides and Project Ideas, world class photography, as well as online quizzes, jokes and games to keep children engaged and entertained. The site is free and noncommercial, designed as a safe site for children under age thirteen, following Childrens Online Privacy and Protection Act of 1998 guidelines.
2 great forensic science activities for kids in elementary school. I tried them with my 4th graders and it went over very well!