It contains a specific set of links for WebQuests that would be particularly useful to educators who are trying to incorporate technology into the curriculum. Although originally intended for college students, many of these demonstrations work well for students of all ages. Professor Proton's Resources for K-12 Faculty and Students Be sure to check out the demonstrations link and the stories in Chemistry in Everyday Life when you visit this site. Reeko's Mad Scientist Lab Reeko's Mad Scientist Lab is a site for free educational experiments for kids and adults. The site is divided into various science experiments that range from astronomy to zoology.
Visitors can interactively participate in experiments, take quizzes, and view charts and graphs.
The site also contains lesson plans for teachers. The two most interesting resources here are the on-line science and math dictionaries and the fun science sites links. This stie is sponsored by the Society for Sedimentary Geology and has links to online classroom activities, links to geoscience career pages, and many resources and links to geology related sites. This site is dedicated to education. It has sites for middle school students, future teachers, and contains a database of student-created information.