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Physical Science Curricula

Center for Educational Resources (CERES) Project
University faculty and master teachers band together for this spectacular service; includes classroom-ready activities, guides to NASA websites and archives, and other K-12 resources.

Classifying Galaxies
In this intriguing unit, students learn how the Hubble Space Telescope classifies galaxies and then they can attempt to replicate the task on their own.  Designed for grades 5-9.

EarthView ECLIPSE Network
THE one-stop resource on eclipses.  Includes history, viewing information and schedules, media coverage and educational materials.  There's even a mailing list!

Exploring the Environment
Presents instructional modules based on earth science to engage students in scientific inquiry and analysis; self-sufficient modules make use of remote sensing and information technology.

Exploring Planets in the Classroom
Over 25 activities for exploring the Earth, planets, geology and space sciences. Includes background information on each activity, links to resources, and classroom-ready handouts.

Fotec
This commercial website offers a module for tackling fiber optics with students grades 7-12. For the ambitious teacher, there is a self-study course on fiber optics that deals with the topic in more depth.

How Far Does Light Go?
A product of the Knowledge Integration Environment Project, this debate project is a great way to incorporate the Web into the classroom.  Includes strategies, lesson plans, websites and resources.

MathMol
Offers some instructional ideas and resources for teaching molecular modeling and its application to mathematics.  Includes a library of helpful 3-D images and VRML animations.

Reaching for the Red Planet
A curriculum unit based on the formation of a Mars colony.  Integrates research, writing, and science skills into cohesive unit; lessons can be done as individual modules.  Designed for grades 4-6.

Windows to the Universe
Explore the universe courtesy of the University of Michigan.  This remarkable site is a treasure chest of information about astronomy and space science.  Includes an extensive collection of lesson ideas.

 

 

 
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