41. Canadian Math Links - Educational Science Content - Biology Chemistry Physics Ma The list is organized by subject (biology, chemistry, physics, etc. kids willhave fun at this site playing counting, adding and multiplying games. http://www.livinggraphs.com/enu/resources/cmsl/math.shtml

Deutsch English Italiano Canadian Math Links Do you know of a Canadian math web site that we have missed? If so, please send the web address and any other details to the webmaster If your site is listed here, please link back to us . You can use our web button to make the connection! A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z Canadian Mathematical Society (CMS) Bilingual http://camel.math.ca/ "The goal of the Canadian Mathematical Society is to promote and advance the discovery, learning and application of mathematics." This web site offers information on various topics, including journals, meetings, math camps and competitions. Canadian Mathematics Competition (CMC) Bilingual http://cmc.uwaterloo.ca/ The CMC is an "activity of the Centre for Education in Mathematics and Computing at the Faculty of Mathematics , University of Waterloo." This web site provides details on how to enter the math competition. The site is for students with an interest in both theoretical and applied math, including computer science. Canadian Mathematics Education Study Group (CMESG) Bilingual http://ace.acadiau.ca/~dreid/cmesg.html

42. Science Friday Kids' Connection Archives physics / Chemistry. Einstein’s Miracle Year (February 18, 2005, Hour Two) links in the kids Connection were live at the time of posting. http://www.sciencefriday.com/kids/sfkc-phys.html

@import url(http://www.sciencefriday.com/css/newtest_addl.css); Call in! 1-800-989-TALK Write us! Science Friday 55 W. 45th Street 4th Floor New York, NY 10036 scifri@sciencefriday.com Physics / Chemistry The Physics of Superheroes (September 16, 2005, Hour Two) Einstein’s Miracle Year (February 18, 2005, Hour Two) Cooking with Chemistry (December 24, 2004, Hour One) Why Planes Fly ( ... Special Topics Please note that some materials may be listed under more than one category. You may also search past curricula, or look at topics by date ( Oct 2002-Dec 2002 Jan 2003-Jan 2004 Jan 2004-current Each Friday afternoon, National Public Radio program host Ira Flatow brings newsworthy reporting and special guests together during two hour-long segments, broadcast live from 2-4 pm ET. A listing of stations carrying the program can be found here. If you cannot tune in live, you may listen online to programs found here at no cost. In October 2002, the Kids Connection made its debut as a teacher-friendly educational component. It offers discussion ideas, activities, selected resources, and related science standards. These link programming to the classroom curriculum and are designed to help teachers freshen and energize the required curricula in middle schools.

43. Einstein’s Miracle Year (February 18, 2005, Hour Two) Related links and Resources. American Institute of physics Einstein Image andImpact. links in the kids Connection were live at the time of posting. http://www.sciencefriday.com/kids/sfkc20050218-1.html

Science Friday Making Science Radioactive With Host Ira Flatow Science Friday Home Page from National Public Radio with host Ira Flatow Science Friday Kids' Connection tm in association with Kidsnet Einstein’s Miracle Year (February 18, 2005, Hour Two) Program Summary Guests Books/Articles Related Links and Resources ... show information Program Summary In the world of physics, 1905 is called the “Miracle Year” because that’s when Albert Einstein published his breakthrough theory special relativity and other ideas that pushed our understanding of the universe forward by leaps and bounds.  The next ten years of his life saw a continuous flow of startling new concepts of time, space, and gravity that defined the structure and mechanics of the cosmos – the speed of light, curved space, black holes, gravitational waves, atomic energy – and led to some of the most amazing inventions and technologies of the 20 th century. 2005 has been declared the World Year of Physics; to kick it off, Ira and his guests discuss those remarkable ten years and the 100 years since then – predictions that proved accurate, the gap between relativity and quantum mechanics, the countless attempts to prove Einstein wrong, and the latest efforts to test more of  hypotheses. Guests Rolf Sinclair, retired program officer in the division of physics of the National Science Foundation; senior scientific advisor for the Centro de Estudios Científicos in Valdivia, Chile

44. NUI, Galway, Department Of Physics The original version of this collection of physics links was compiled for a talkentitled NASA kids a NASA site dedicated to kids - kids of all ages! http://www.nuigalway.ie/faculties_departments/physics/staff_pages/g_gillanders/t

Home Faculties Departments Department of Physics News and Events ... Physics Homepage /Gary Gillanders Links for Second Level Teachers The original version of this collection of physics links was compiled for a talk entitled "The Internet/World Wide Web as a teaching resource". The talk was given by Gary Gillanders at a workshop for physics teachers from second level schools. The workshop was held in the Physics Department, NUI, Galway on October 29-30 1998. All links from this page were checked and updated on 4 November 2002. If you have comments on the sites listed, or are aware of other useful sites that could be added to the list, e-mail gary.gillanders@nuigalway.ie. Links recently added to this list. Links of General Interest. Mechanics. Electricity and Magnetism. ... Modern Physics. Links recently added to this list Return to top of page. Links of General Interest General Educational Resource Sites (most with specific physics content) http://www.ncte.ie/

45. Einstein Exhibit -- More About Einstein The Einstein Archives (Jerusalem) offers Einstein for kids plus a timeline and Our main links page includes some choice sites on 20th century physics, http://www.aip.org/history/einstein/einlinks.htm

On this site: Einstein basic CHRONOLOGY and 1905 CHRONOLOGY Historical ESSAYS Other Websites: Two sites for events in the 2005 Centenary of Einstein's "miracle year: " World Year of Physics (1) constructed in Europe and World Year of Physics (2) , mainly American Books for the World Year of Physics , selected by Fred Bortz with his comments A set of links to resources for Einstein's 1905 Annus Mirabilis from Johns Hopkins University The Wikipedia Einstein article includes links to articles on science and other related topics Leiwen Hu's Einstein links has both useful stuff and odd stuff. The biggest set of links, Albert Einstein Online by S. Morgan Friedman, is not up-to-date. Our selected links (Exits from pages on this site) on biographical and historical topics and Einstein's science today. NOVA public TV's Einstein and his science includes good explanations.

46. Schwob Library Physics Resources links to information about physics on the web. A children s book for kids ofall ages that explains about color wheels, paint colors, light colors, http://lib.colstate.edu/resources/physics.shtml

GALILEO GIL admissions distance learning ... student life Physics Resources Simon Schwob Memorial Library Physics is the science of matter and energy. It includes everything from bouncing billiard balls to the colors of the rainbow, heat, sound, and subatomic particles. The sites in this webliography cover a wide range of levels, and many include practice problems as well. I have noted sites that require Java applets or PDF/Adobe Acrobat. If you have any suggestions or questions, or if you find any nonworking links, please contact me. Eileen H. Kramer Table of Contents Noncalculus-based Syllabi, Textbooks and Course Guides Syllabi, Texts, and Other Sites Requiring Calculus or Advanced Knowledge Sites Featuring Practice Problems Physics in the Real World ... Quantum and Particle Physics Other Places to Go Subject Guides GALILEO databases Ask a Reference Librarian GIL ... Columbus State University Noncalculus-based Syllabi, Textbooks, Courseguides etc... Bang, Boing, Pop! Fear of Physics Readable explanations, accompanied by diagrams, help beginner students understand physics, especially mechanics. There are also practice problems with the numbers left out so one can try them again and again. There are also, unfortunately, no answers to the problems. GBS Physics Home Page Features "a set of instructional pages written in an easy-to-understand language" as well as multimedia demonstrations and practice problems covering most of first year college level physics. This site has received a graphic upgrade.

47. ENC Online: Web Links: Science Topics: Electricity This World Wide Web (WWW) site, developed for high school physics students, The kids projects, organized according to level of difficulty, http://www.enc.org/weblinks/science/0,1578,1-Electricity,00.shtm

Skip Navigation You Are Here ENC Home Web Links Science Topics Search the Site More Options Don't lose access to ENC's web site! Beginning in August, goENC.com will showcase the best of ENC Online combined with useful new tools to save you time. Take action todaypurchase a school subscription through goENC.com Classroom Calendar Digital Dozen ENC Focus ... Frequently Asked Questions Find detailed information about thousands of materials for K-12 math and science. Read articles about inquiry, equity, and other key topics for educators and parents. Create your learning plan, read the standards, and find tips for getting grants. Science Topics Lists of web sites categorized by subject areas within science. Electricity NatureShift! : linking learning to life Featured in ENC Focus ENC Digital Dozen Site Date: Grade(s): Cost: Free ENC#: This web site, produced by the North Dakota Science Center, contains hands-on, problem-based activities, which are aligned with the NSES and National Social Studies Standards. The site helps children learn about concepts within science and technology, as well as about North Dakota history and geography. (For more details, see

48. Pre-College Demonstration Book List And Web Links Robert W. Wood, physics FOR kids; 49 Easy Experiments with Optics(Tab Books, 1990).A nice collection of simple experiments for elementary school children http://www.physics.umd.edu/lecdem/outreach/bklst.htm

University of Maryland Physics Lecture-Demonstration Facility Physical Science and Physics Demonstrations Reference List for Teachers and Students prepared by Dr. Richard E. Berg Department of Physics University of Maryland College Park, MD 20742 Phone: (301) 405-5994 e-mail: reberg@physics.umd.edu This document is distributed as a helpful start for anyone interested in physics experiments. If you have additions to this list or comments on my evaluations, please contact me. Feel free to duplicate and distribute copies in any way helpful. If you have comments on, or additions to this list, please contact me at any of the above addresses. 700 Science Experiments for Everyone, Compiled by UNESCO (Doubleday and Company, 1962). A number of experiments appropriate for children of all ages, but primarily useful as a reference for teachers. 2. Vicky Cobb and Kathy Darling, Bet You Can! Vicky Cobb and Kathy Darling, Bet You Can't! (Avon Books, 1983). Two books with surprising experiments designed to appeal to elementary and middle school students. Contains 62 tricks you can do and 82 tricks you can't do. 3. Martin Gardner

49. Mathematics Information (These won Nobel prizes in physics, literature, or economics, since there is nonefor mathematics, My Collection of Other links for kids (no math) http://www.mat.univie.ac.at/~neum/math.html

Mathematics Information ``Don't be childlike in matters of understanding. Instead be childlike in matters of evil, but be perfect in understanding.'' (1 Cor. 14:20) This page contains sections on Mathematical Problems Advice for Mathematics Students Jobs and Career Mathematics for Kids ... Other Mathematical Problems The Fields Medal Nobel Prize Winning Mathematicians (These won Nobel prizes in physics, literature, or economics, since there is none for mathematics, but now there is an Abel Prize in Mathematics , starting in 2003) The Mathematical Problems of David Hilbert ``Hilbert's address of 1900 to the International Congress of Mathematicians in Paris is perhaps the most influential speech ever given to mathematicians, given by a mathematician, or given about mathematics... Although almost a century old, Hilbert's address is still important and should be read (at least in part) by anyone interested in pursuing research in mathematics. '' Millenium Prize Problems ``important classic [mathematical] questions that have resisted solution over the years'' Famous (and less famous) Unsolved Problems in Mathematics (from mathworld) Mathematical Problems - Problem Solving collected by Bruno Kevius Fatal Bugs in Numerical Software Advice for Mathematics Students How to Learn Math and Do Proofs SIAM's WWW Undergraduate Page How to be a Good Graduate Student [Advisor] Graduate Students in the Computer and Mathematical Sciences: A Survival Manual ... A primer on mathematical writing (.ps, by Steven L. Kleiman)

50. Sen Cheng's Links: Physics Home Research Personal links Entertaining physics/ Sites for kids.How stuff works more general; How things work more indepth; physics2000 for http://www.msu.edu/~chengsen/links/physics.html

Home Research Personal Links Physics Journals, Citations SPIRES HEP Database Citations and links to papers Prola Search APS journals (PRA, PRB, PRC, PRD, PRL, etc.) Springer Livelink Search Z. Phys. A-D, etc. Elsevier Science Phys.Rep. PLA , etc. iop Journal of Physics A-G, etc. e-Print search lanl Electronic preprints from Los Alamos ISI Citation Database Search Comprehensive List of Journals http://pubsci.osti.gov/ NASA Astrophysics Data System Contains other physics papers too General Info PhysLink PhysicsCentral Links, Features PhysicsWeb useful Info on Events, Jobs Next Wave Resources for scientists, outdated Conferences Fermi Lab Spires HEP Conferences SPIRES databases Annotated Physics Encyclopaedia Entertaining Physics/ Sites for Kids How stuff works more general How things work more indepth for kids General relativity as a picture book (German) The Particle Adventure Particle physics for lay-people Hyper-Physics Units and Standards Dictionary of Units The Official US Time NIST US Nat'l Institute of Standards and Technology Physikalisch-Technische Bundesanstalt The German equivalent to NIST Physics Data Particle Data Group Authorative particle data National Nuclear Data Center Authorative nuclei data Table of the Nuclides HEPDATA Physics Research RIKEN Institute of Physical and Chemical Research, Japan

51. Educational Resource For Teachers, Students Directory And Links. To make available the results of research in physics education worldwide tophysics educators links of Interest to Educators Signing With kids http://www.clickets.com/targets/Education/resources.asp

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52. Related Science Links - Physics links to more information than just particle physics. The Doppler Effect Optics for kids Making Waves An Online Guide to Sound And Electromagnetic http://members.aol.com/chopstcks/gca7sky/science/physics.htm

Related Science Links - Physics Compiled by Gary Agranat Up Home Astronomy Main Index Related Sciences Contents Physics Chemistry Atmospheric Science Geology Math ... Psychology "(P. Ehrenfest) taught me for the first time to distrust complicated mathematics and formalisms that were then very popular in Göttingen. He loved to ask, and encourage others to ask, 'stupid' questions; he refused to admit that something is understood if one understands only the mathematical derivation. He showed me how to get at the real physics, how to distinguish between physics and formalism, how to get at the depth of things: 'Physics is simple, but subtle,' he used to say. The older I get, the more aware I am of his influences." - Victor Weisskopf, My Life as a Physicist, 1971. Contents General Physics Help High School Pages College Pages Physics Link Collections ... Electromagnetic Radiation (i.e., light) Thermodynamics Matter - Atoms, Particles, High Energy Physics Relativity Theory Miscelaneous and Special Topics ... Some book suggestions General Physics Help Elements of Physics Physics FAQ , including Open Questions in Physics How Things Work Scientific American Ask the Experts - Physics The Net Advance of Physics ... Physics Tutorials @ Univ. of Guelph

53. Links To Cool Sites For Kids links to cool sites for kids. How do physics laws affect amusement park ridedesign? In this exhibit, you ll have a chance to find out by designing your http://www.saasta.ac.za/links/coolsites.shtml

Home Search Sitemap Home ... Science Communication Competitions SA Science Lens Young Science Writer's Magazine EasyScience Media Zone News in Brief Events calendar ... Year of Physics Projects Academic Programme: Science Communication Mittal Steel National Science Olympiad National Science Week Primary Science Day ... SASCON network Resources Downloads Logo library Useful links Links Explore this section Links home Career sites Cool sites for kids Events - SET-related ... Teacher resources Suggest a link Would you like to suggest a link? Please email it to the webmaster for consideration. Cool sites for kids Amusement Park Physics How do physics laws affect amusement park ride design? In this exhibit, you'll have a chance to find out by designing your own roller coaster. Plan it carefully - it has to pass a safety inspection. You can also experiment with bumper car collisions. AntCast A leafcutter ant colony is live on the web - using an infrared camera to give a secret view into the lives of these fascinating creatures. At Home Astronomy Hands-on science experiments for the whole family. BrainPOP Health, science, technology, math, english animation and educational site for kids.

54. Fun Science Resources The physics Page provides links to various physics web sites. Earth ScienceEnterprise Just for kids - NASA site exploring tropical twisters, El Niño, http://www.reachoutmichigan.org/resources.html

Fun Science Resources Especially for Students Animal Kingdom Inside Your Body Creepy, Crawly Critters Lost in Space ... NASA for Kids Animal Kingdom All About Lobsters - Lobster activities and links, life cycles and boats, and even how to eat lobsters! All About Turtles - Learn about turtle species, parts, defenses, and how to build a pond for turtles Animal Bytes from SeaWorld - pictures and info on all kinds of animals Animal Resources from SeaWorld - from Clydesdales to gorillas to walruses Animal Sounds Library from SeaWorld Croak - What's killing the frogs? Read the interactive mystery and unravel the clues, then e-mail your answer! [An Access Excellence Science Mystery Endangered Means There's Still Time - a slide show on animals in trouble Frog Force - Adopt a frog pond and help scientists track frog mutations and disappearances. Frogland - lots of cool info on frogs! The Froggy Page - frog sounds, pictures, and more Interactive Frog Dissection - don't look if you're squeamish!

55. Online Particle Physics Information - Education Sites The excellent Physical Science list contains useful links for physics, physicists,optics, Features colorful photos and illustrations, a kids Corner, http://www.slac.stanford.edu/library/pdg/education.html

Online Particle Physics Information Particle Physics Education Sites General Sites Background Knowledge Ask-A-Scientist Experiments, Demos and Fun ... Art in Physics Please Note: Each site in this section containing student activities now lists the (U.S. educational system) school grade level(s) that best fit that site. Also listed are the National Science Education Content Standards for teaching science which are relevant to the classroom activities provided at that site. Further explanation of the National Science Educational Content Standards can be found at: Science Content Standards: GRADES 5 - 8 Science Content Standards: GRADES 9 - 12 General Sites Argonne National Laboratory K-12 Programs Includes links to a variety of information and programs such as ArthmAttack, NEWTON, and the Rube Goldberg Machine Contest. Contemporary Physics Education Project (CPEP) Provides charts, brochures, Web links, and classroom activities. Online interactive courses include: Fundamental Particles and Interactions; Plasma Physics and Fusion; and Nuclear Science. Center for Particle Astrophysics in Berkeley Excellent source for online demos aimed at middle school students (modifiable for other levels). Online demonstrations include: Air-Powered Rockets; Desktop Stars; Lunar Topography, Ping Pong Ball Launcher; Potato Power; Solar System; and more to come. Each includes an introduction, teacher and student worksheets, and a list of materials needed.

56. Andy Foland S Education Links Chemistry Home student links to chemistry topics at 6th 7th form level. physics Van - fun physics demonstrations for kids age 5-13. http://www.people.fas.harvard.edu/~foland/edu_left.html

K-12 Education Links for Students Check out latest links at Yahoo Thanks to Company Information Barbara Hudging's K-12 Links Biology Albatross Project, The - join scientists using sensitive satellites in space, miniature transmitters on birds, and rapid email communications to investigate the travels of albatrosses on the open ocean. Animals of the Arctic - created by students. Includes pictures and activities. - includes the chemistry of biology, how the world of biology is studied, and cell structure and function. BirdQuest Project - an array of K-12 inter-disciplinary wild bird projects. Explore the fascinating creatures that soar through the skies. Cell, The - designed to educate people about cells. Site includes lessons, quizzes, and a cell gallery. Endangered Animals of the World - a project designed to help students gain skills in researching, collaborating and telecommunicating while learning about endangered animals, and sharing that information with the world. Great Plant Escape - an elementary program for 4th and 5th grade students designed to introduce them to plant science and increase their understanding of how foods grow. Hatching Emus - a second grade class hatched emu eggs in their clasroom then wrote a quiz for visitors to take.

57. Education And Outreach Center Of The Grid Physics Network (GriPhyN/iVDGL) HighEnergy Particle physics. Useful links. GriPhyn Basic Advanced Challenges For kids Games and Contests Other E/O links Teachers http://www.phys.utb.edu/griphyn/research/projects/kids.php

Outreach Center: Main Page About the Grid Contact Outreach Outreach Activities ... UTB Beowulf Linux Cluster Software: Grid ToolKits Condor Globus Physics Experiments: Sloan Digital Sky Survey Gravitational Waves Observatories High-Energy Particle Physics Useful links: GriPhyn IVDGL Links to other Projects Outreach and Education Projects Science Projects: Basic Advanced Challenges For Kids ... Teachers Empty are supported by

58. Welcome To The ACEC Kids Page - Civil Engineering kids Page kids links. try more site and activities physics; CSULittle Shopof physics Discovery Channel School ESPN Sports Figures makes Math http://www.acec-co.org/education/kids/links.html

59. NIEHS Kids Physics Word Game National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences kids Pages, fun and games to links Disclaimer and Caution. When you encounter this image link to a http://www.niehs.nih.gov/kids/wordphysics.htm

Find the Hidden Words! Remember, you can also print this page to do later! Want some help or to check your answers Back to the Games Index for More Fun! Hidden Science Words Game Hidden Space Words Game Scrambled Science Words Game Come to the Party Science Fun! ... NIEHS Kids' Pages Index ANSWERS! Privacy and Accessibility, NIEHS Kids' Pages Home NIEHS Home When you encounter this image or the words "Non-NIEHS Link", it means that by following that link you will be leaving the NIEHS website. NIEHS is NOT responsible for non-NIEHS websites. Sites maintained by outside organizations may be changed without notice to NIEHS. Therefore, unless the link is to another U.S. government sponsored webpage, endorsement by NIEHS is not implied, and NIEHS does not guarantee their continuing safe content or privacy policies. So please ask your parent or guardian before continuing to any non-NIEHS website, and especially before providing any information via the internet or by e-mail. When last reviewed, the websites linked from the NIEHS Kids' Pages seemed suitable for you to visit, but that may have changed; if you have any difficulties or concerns with any linked materials, please Credits: The NIEHS Kids' Pages were prepared by the , (919) 541-0395, PO Box 12233, RTP, NC 27709, National Institute of Environmental Health Sciences, NIH, DHHS.

60. The Freestyle Frisbee Page - Frisbee Links The physics of Frisbee From PBS kids Program Newton s Apple AlternativeSports links . Top. Footbag WorldWide. kids links . Top http://www.frisbee.com/freestyle/links/sports.html

About Freestyle Introduction Features Articles Interviews Got Moves? Videos Photos Learn Basic Tips Advanced Tips Events Results Schedule Info f.a.q. the FPA World Wide Jam Zones Email Mailing List Links Freestyle Ultimate Disc Golf Cool Sites Archives Index All-Time Leaders Animations Home ... < previous (mailing list) Frisbee Links (cool sites) next >> Freestyle Ultimate Disc Golf ... Kids Links Freestyle . Top Freestyle Players Association home page (Evergreen, CO) Become an FPA member and help support freestyle. http://www.freestyledisc.org/ Fabio Sanna's Freeskyler web page (Triese, Italy) Great selection of freestyle videos from recent events http://www.freeskyler.com Jake Gauthier's Freestyle Lessons (Portland, OR) "Welcome to Heinville". http://www.heinsville.com/ Skippy Jammer's web page (Santa Cruz, CA) Includes a retrospective on freestyle, "The Decade Awards" http://people.ucsc.edu/~kdgivens ShredNow.com by Arthur Coddington (Lafayette, CA) An online freestyle community featuring forums, videos and photos http://www.shrednow.com

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