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| My intention with these links is for you to find enriching and interactive Internet sites that compliment our classroom activities. I make every effort to insure these sites are safe and maintained as appropriate places for students to visit. However, sites change frequently. Parents, please monitor your children at all times on the Internet. Children, if you see something unacceptable on a website, please tell your parents, click "BACK" off the website, and then email me right away! ENJOY THE WEB AND LET ME KNOW WHAT YOU DISCOVER!! Dr. Rickert |
This site demonstrates the powers of 10. Progressive pictures take you from very far away in the universe all the way inside a single cell!
This site adds enriching lessons and experiments to improve our understanding of cells.
The Cell
Extension information about cells.
The Virtual Cell
Take a virtual tour inside of a cell.
Become a Life Science Detective
Solve a case about plant life.
This step by step disection is shown in mini movie form. You will learn about the different parts of the eye. This site is very "Yucky Cool"!
Secrets at Sea
Become a detective. Crack the code, and solve the crime, while you learn about the food chain and marine life.
Dirtmeister's Science Reporters
Follow the directions on this site, step by step. Download the forms and fill them out. Turn them in to me for extra credit!
Life Science Safari
Go on safari and learn about animal classification.
Classification
Learn the principles of classification.
Learn the language of the Lakota people.
Interactive Games with a Native American Theme
Just have fun playing some cool games!
Native American Resources
Learn about each tribe by region, and see pictures from other classes engaged in learning about Native Americans!
Native American Corn Husk Dolls
Here are the instruction in case you would like to make another corn husk doll at home!
Practice what we learned about the three branches of government with this online quiz.
Notable Tennesseans
Find your five interesting and meaningful facts about one of these people.
Save the Bill of Rights
Practice what we have learned about the Bill of Rights. Be sure to ask yourself to what Amendment it refers.
Learn about our solar system. Then create and launch your own planet into space!
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