You Learn It! A Comprehensive List of Educational Resources

Math

• Schoolhouse Mathematics: Learn about various math topics, such as algebra, arithmetic, calculus, and geometry.
• Talk About Math: Information for elementary school aged children on how to count and do math.
• Math Problems: Find math problems, puzzles, tips and tricks in this internet mathematics library for grades K-12.
• Elementary Mathematics: Find hands-on math activities and content for kindergarten through grade 5.
• Mathematics Lesson Plans: Here you will find a list of mathematics lesson plans for elementary (K-5) aged children.
• Math Central: Resource room for students and educators to find notes, lesson plans, and other math information and activities.
• Geometry Online: Find activities, a history of geometry, and quizzes directed towards middle and high school students.
• The Golden Ratio: Students can learn about the ‘Golden Ratio’ and ‘Fibonacci Sequence’ through interactive activities.
• Math Zone: Play interactive math games and activities to enhance your numbers, shapes, probability, and measuring skills.
• PBS Teachers: Find classroom resources and lesson plans to teach high school students math.
• Tutorials for High School Mathematics: Here you will find twenty-six online tutorial math lessons for high school students.
• Problems with a Point: Search mathematics problems to practice your math skills for grades 6-12.
• Interesting Integers: Find information and activities for high school students to study integers.
• Geometry Formulas and Facts: High school students can learn about the basics of geometry through this guide.

Science

• Adaptations Adventure: Here you will find an elementary school web quest for learning about animals and science.
• Science for a Changing World: The ‘Earthquakes for Kids’ section provides information, activities, puzzles, and games about earthquakes.
• The Water Cycle: Children grades K-3 can learn about the water cycle through these games and activities.
• Rock and the Rock Cycle: Learn about rocks and the rock cycle by clicking on a rock to travel through its process.
• The Electric Force: This science discussion talks about electromagnetic waves, “negative” electrons and “positive” protons.
• Put the Planets in Order: Drag the planet names to put them in order by size.
• Eyes on the Earth: Grades 5 and up can fly alongside NASA and learn about satellites and the earth.
• Amazing Earth: Junior High students and educators can experience online explorations and learn about the planets, stars, and the atmosphere.
• Animal Diversity Web: Browse the Kingdom Animalia to learn about amphibians, insects, mammals, reptiles, and more.
• Lecture Help Pages with Solutions: Learn about various science subjects, including measurement, atoms, compounds, and energy.
• Mass versus Weight: Find information about the difference between mass and weight.
• Smart Energy Use: Learn about science, technology, energy sources and how to be efficient.
• Federal Science Resources: Find earth science, space science, life science and physical science information.
• Mirror Molecules: Find answers, such as why are they called mirrored molecules and what do they look like?
• Nuclear Energy Learning: Here you will find nuclear energy related information and lesson plans.
• The Universe Adventure: Students can take the Universe Adventure to learn the study of the structure and the history of the universe.

Social Studies

• Social Studies Lesson Plans: List of mini-lesson plans for elementary students Grades K-5.
• Mr. Donn’s Social Studies: Here you will find a chart of various social studies lesson plans, power points, and videos.
• Social Studies Education: Find project ideas, lesson plans and research information.
• Smithsonian Education: The Smithsonian Education center provides educational resources to teachers and students.
• Lesson Plans and Teaching Strategies: List of social studies lesson plans and education strategies for teachers.
• Center for Civic Education: Find Middle School lesson plans for middle school aged children.
• U.S. Government Lesson Plans: List of social studies lesson plans for junior high aged children.
• Laws Lesson Plan: This lesson plan was designed to help students understand laws and rules in society.
• Sticker Race Head Quarters This Democracy project helps teach students about the various aspects in an election.
• Social Studies Resources: Find a number of social studies topics, such as diversity, general history, geography, government, and news.
• Teaching the Electoral College: Students will learn about the electoral process and how their vote can alter the debate.
• Teaching Tolerance: High school students will explore the voting rights of African Americans and Barrack Obama’s significance.
• Country Studies: Students can learn about the Iraq war from the Library of Congress.
• Great Economics Lessons: Here you will find some online economics lessons for social studies students grades 6-12.
• Human Rights: Students can learn about human rights and refugees through these online lesson plans.

Language Arts

• Guide to Grammar and Style: Find information and grammatical rules and styles for elementary language arts.
• Purdue Online Writing Lab: Learn about various aspects of language arts, such as grammar, sentence fragments, spelling, and punctuation.
• Phonics Inventory: Kindergarten through grade 1 students can learn about phonics and become skillful readers.
• Reading Comprehension: List of reading activities and instructions for reading comprehension for elementary school children.
• Reading/Language Arts: Grades K-6 can learn about reading, language, vocabulary, and writing through these standards.
• Language Arts Lesson Plans: List of lesson plans for middle school students learning reading comprehension.
• Guide to Grammar & Writing: Learn word and sentence skills, paragraph skills, power points, and essays and research.
• Sentence Sense: Online textbook that offers students information on the basic approaches to writing.
• Research and Writing: Teens can find a step-by-step guide to writing for high school and college.
• American Verse Project: Compilation over nearly 600 fables using RealAudio.
• Word Smith: This fun online tool allows students to create anagrams from any phrase or word that is typed into the box.
• Basic Steps in the Research Process: Step-by-step guide to creating great research papers and projects.
• Digital Storytelling: This comprehensive site shows students how educational digital storytelling can be and how to get started.
• Language Arts Cyber Guides: Teacher and student activities for learning foreign languages and language arts.
• William Shakespeare Study Guides: Here you will find general information, activities, and study guides about William Shakespeare and his work.