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"Without a doubt my most popular posts have consistently been science websites. Below, I have combined all the science websites that I have shared so far and have added nine new ones. Whether you have been following my blog, or if this is your first time, I promise you will find many great resources for your students."
Beth Dichter's insight:
There are so many great science resources online that it can be hard to keep track of them. This post provides a list of 50 websites, and each one includes an overview of the site. The websites are geared across the sciences and across many age groups. You will find resources for: * Astronomy * Cell Biology * Subatomic Particles * Earth Science * Geology * Physics * Chemistry * Biology and many more. Some may be new to you and quickly become a favorite resource, and others may be old friends. If you teach science or just love science have fun exploring this robust list of resources. 
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How did the Earth's climate arrive at its current state and how do scientists delve into the secrets of our planet's past?
Beth Dichter's insight:
Thanks to Richard Byrne for sharing this website. This film provides a look at climate change over the last 800,000 years in 2.5 minutes! The movie has graphs, images and narration and there is a text version that you may access that provides information on the sources. If your class is looking into climate change this is a great resource to use.
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What an incredibly well-sourced collation of resources...follow this immediately! Thanks so much for sharing!
What an incredibly well-sourced collation of resources...follow this immediately! Thanks so much for sharing!
Must check a few of these out...