Education, Online Education, Vocational Schools, Colleges and More
offers an "electronic field trip" on March 1, 2011, and a website of interactive games, lesson plans, and more to help students in Grades 4-8 learn firsthand how science is used to monitor and manage human and natural change in an ecosystem.
displays winning posters designed by students to show what a person must do to become president of the U.S. (General Services Administration)
aims to make the best in children's literature from around the world available free on the web. It includes nearly 5,000 books in over 50 languages in a child-friendly format for reading online. Search books by language, award winning titles, and more. (International Children's Digital Library, National Science Foundation)
is a website devoted to learning about rockets. There's a beginner's guide to rockets, a pictorial history of rockets, an index of rocket topics (including math and science fundamentals), and more. It offers interactive features, including one on "building a rocket." (National Aeronautics and Space Administration)
helps students learn a 12-step engineering design process as they solve problems associated with traveling to and living on the moon. (National Aeronautics and Space Administration)
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