Science Virtual Learning Resources

Customizable Addition and Subtraction Flash Cards and Worksheets by STEM Sheets.

The National Hockey League offers a FREE STEM sports curriculum targeting students in grades 4-7. In partnership with EVERFI, the nation’s leading critical skills education platform, the Future Goals Program teaches important skills with a STEM sports curriculum that helps prepare kids for success in life. Using the fast-paced, exciting game of hockey as a STEM learning vehicle, the program helps students understand the real world applications of science and math principles. Hockey Scholar™ promotes STEM education with the following topics: Engineering behind equipment Calculating ice surface area and volume Circumference, area of circles, radius & diameter States of matter & phase changes Examination of mass, velocity and kinetic energy Manipulating variables to run experiments Data analysis and drawing conclusions

Collection of printable and customizable worksheets, flash cards and more from STEM Sheets.

Collection of videos from Crash Course that teach principles of Engineering including topics such as types of engineering, Zeroth Laws of Thermodynamics, engines, and mass transfer and separation. This series is produced in association with PBS Digital Studios.

Collection of videos from the Amoeba Sisters (http://www.amoebasisters.com/) aimed to combine humor and real-world relevance to demystify common science concepts and topics.

Collection of animations in elementary level science that include general science, life science, earth science and physical science.

AP Environmental Science course. He explains how environmental science studies the interaction between earth and human systems. A planetary boundary model is used to explain the importance of sustainability. The importance of science practices and knowledge of the APES format is also included.

This folder contains 20 videos: The Nucleus Unit Conversion & Significant Figures The Creation of Chemistry The Periodic Table The Electron Stoichiometry Water and Solutions Acid-Base Reactions in Solution Precipitation Reactions Redox Reactions How to Speak Chemistrian The Ideal Gas Law Ideal Gas Problems Real Gases Partial Pressures & Vapor Pressure Passing Gases: Effusion, Diffusion, and Velocity Energy and Chemistry Enthalpy Calorimetry Entropy You can find the entire playlist here: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL8dPuuaLjXtPHzzYuWy6fYEaX9mQQ8oGr

This folder contains 20 Biology videos from the Crash Course Biology series.Topics include carbon, water, molecules, cells, ATP, respiration, photosynthesis, heredity, genetics, DNA, mitosis, meiosis, natural selection, speciation, animal development, evolution, Darwin, Mendel, and taxonomy.You can see the entire playlist here: http://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL3EED4C1D684D3ADF

(this description is from the Brainpop website) BrainPOP is a pioneering developer of engaging, animated content that motivates and inspires children to learn. Hosted by the irresistible duo of an expressive orange robot named Moby and his teen companion Tim, BrainPOP movies cover everything from the Underground Railroad to the atomic model to Shakespeare. Enrichment materials like interactive quizzes, experiments and creative activities supplement each one. Topics – aligned with national education standards and searchable by state standards – are grouped within the subjects of Science, Math, English, Social Studies, Health, Technology and Arts & Music. Our ever-expanding library currently consists of more than 650 movies for grades 3-12. All movies are closed-captioned and many are also available in Spanish at es.brainpop.com. In 2006, BrainPOP launched BrainPOP Jr. (www.brainpopjr.com) for students in grades K-3. Co-starring Moby and his pleasantly precocious friend Annie, BrainPOP Jr. movies explain topics in a grade-appropriate manner. Each is bolstered by features such as educational games, quizzes, reading recommendations and interactive writing prompts. All text is read aloud, enabling even early learners to explore and navigate the site.

These are TED Talks aimed at younger audiences.

The James Dyson Foundation has created 44 science experiments that can be conducted at home with common household objects.

Get science experiments, videos, articles and more. Really fun science!!

According to TechedUpTeacher, "Newsela is a site that not only takes current events and aligns them with common core, but also allows you to increase or decrease the difficulty of the article. If that wasn’t enough, they have quick quizzes your students can take while they read!"

In this module I explore PhET Simulation lessons.

Online science games featuring the Magic School Bus about volcanoes, habitats, weather, hearing, bugs and space.