Make a 360 degrees periscope which uses mirrors to reflect light to see around corners.

A how-to science project with instructions to make a complete dinosaur bone dig site burying chicken bones in plaster of Paris. Click on the starred words to learn more about the topic.

Part of the Burke Museum's online exhibition titled "The Big One" which focuses on earthquakes and quake science, this site looks at safety precautions to take when dealing with earthquakes.

Try making your own bubbles at home, helping with learning about math and science.

An experiment where several containers are set up with different numbers of seeds planted in each. The objective is to investigate how seed density affects the health of the plants that grow.

An activity where students take on the roles of parts of the circulatory system, and simulate the transport of nutrients, oxygen, and carbon dioxide through the blood stream.

A set of four station activities involving static electricity that can easily be done in the classroom.

Imagine you are a bird and use materials you find in your neighborhood to design and build a nest.

This simple lesson involves making a model of a water molecule from gumdrops. A toy car is also used to explain how a model compares to the real thing.

Use this guide and your imagination to take a trip to the rainforest.

There are 5 parts to this resource. You can click on the water planet, oceans in motion, life in the sea, scientists at sea and resources. There are also activities for teachers.

A brief introduction to how ocean waves form. Includes a suggestion for a simple lab activity to further understanding.