New Science Projects for
Elementary Students
These projects are quite safe for pre-schoolers provided parents assist
and join in the fun.
Elementary students in the lower grades will need help understanding most
of these pages. Includes pages of ideas and safety precautions for parents,
teachers, and club sponsors.
| Letter to Parents | Water
Jars | Dung Jars | Collecting
Insect Galls | Letter to Students |
Red Cabbage and pH | IPM
- controlling insects |
| Glossary of
Science Words | more pages coming soon
Experiments For Kids at other sites
List
of Great Sites for Kids Science - Chem, Physics, Biology, Computers,
Math, Experiments
USDE
- Two dozen fascinating, simple experiments for parent and child at home
Energy
Quest's Science Project Page - Pictures and stories of kids science
projects; how they did it
California Science Fair
- Very useful page for working on your fair project: photos, ideas, links
Elementary Teachers
Ideas - growing plants, "making fossils", more
Ms Foggle's Science Projects
for Kids and Parents
Homes for Birds
- by Baltimore Bird Club, welcome birds to your yard.
Kids Links on the
Web - Hundreds of links to sites of interest to kids by a Canadian
lady.
Free Computer
Software
Only download test programs available now; superb programs coming in late
1998
You may download this freeware and use it to help learn your lessons and
other interesting things.
Home Laboratory for Kids
-not ready
| Lab Safety | Building Equipment | Using Household Items |
Computer Science: Learning from Old
Computers -not ready
Students can learn a lot from old computers. Assemble a useful computer
for $5 or less.
Computer Science: Writing Web Pages
-not ready
You can obtain Netscape 3.04 Gold free for unlimited home evaluation. It
contains Browser, Editor, and complete E-mail handling. You can use Java
and Javascripts, sound, video, and more.
Use your Computer to do your Homework
-not ready
Students have used their computers to learn German, Writing, Math, and
all levels of Science
This kitten is not mine. It strayed into our lab off the
Information Superhighway.
