A demonstration that will grab students' attention to learn about Bernoulli's principle and Newton's Laws of Motion.

A lab activity where students learn the concept of osmosis by observing an egg in different solutions. Included is a procedure for students to follow.

An inquiry lab where students try to separate as much as the pure substance they can in a set time period. This lab helps students understand that physical means can be used to take apart a mixture.

An activity for students to fine tune their observation skills using their senses in their own backyard. During this activity, students will record their observation to compare and contrast living things over a period of different seasons.

Students learn about personification and how to use it to when writing about abstract nouns. Finally, students write poems using the nouns they have chosen and personifications they have developed. Teacher and student instructions are...

Good site on calculus with links to the topics about calculus.

This tutorial offers definitions, examples, and practice problems for looking at various components of terms and for simplifying algebraic expressions.

A chance to complete an experiment with students around the world! This experiment requires students to test how much vitamin C is in certain foods. Once students receive their results, they post their findings to the page to compare to...

This site defines what a locus is and offers links to five locus theorems. Walks you through the six "Steps to solving a locus problem."

View a timeline of Middle Eastern history, explore events through themes, and make connections through the use of big-picture questions such as "What's the appeal of religious militancy?"

At this website from The British Library, one can view high quality digitized images of the Gutenberg Bible. Also includes biographical information on Gutenberg as well as notes on how his Bible was made and interesting details about it.

This is an interactive site allowing the student to input data (one dependent and three independent variables) and then letting the computer calculate the regression between these multiple forces.

The Silicon Valley Art Museum presents this printable pdf art activity caled "Put Yourself on a Stamp: A Self-Portrait Lesson", in which you are guided through a creative activity with discussion.

Spanish content; this is a biography of the Cuban poet and national hero, Jose Marti. Inluded are numerous poems by the author.

A comprehensive guide to teaching Beverly Cleary's Ramona books. Includes material available as web pages as well as PDF formats. Also provides the words of Cleary herself when discussing characterization, as well as some unforgettable...

The "multiplier effect" of local currencies refers most specifically to the fact that a given amount of local currency changes hands numerous times in the course of a year. So you can convert the known quantity of the stock of currency...

An article comparing creativity theories of psychoanalytic, behavioristic, and humanistic psychology.

A fantastic resource for educators who use film in their curriculum. Search for your film and find study guides, lesson plans and student activities.

Come to this site to discover how the formula for finding the (n+1) approximation for the root using the equations of tangent lines (Newton's Method). The site also explains when Newton's Method fails.

College professor Dan Bach offers a review of various basic topics in arithmetic, pre-algebra, and algebra. Order of operations, exponents, square roots, variables, and combining terms are just a few of the many topics covered.

Excerpt from U.S. Strike Commission Report. Site also provides focus questions at the bottom.

This site documents Nazi propaganda during the time period 1933-1945. Includes tons of detailed information and links.

Use this WebQuest to find out about hurricanes, how they are created and classified, and how to stay safe in a storm.

Medieval and Renaissance-era scientific instruments are catalogued and displayed. Find references to the makers of the instruments and the ways the tools were once used.