Windows into Wonderland
I’ve got to tell you, this is really neat. There are 18 different virtual field trips in Yellowstone Park, each with a different theme. Some may be more in line with some social studies and art lessons, but overall, it’s a great, fun way to do some science exploration. From geysers to bears to wolves [...]
Read MoreEcoKids – Wildlife
Lots of different games here relating to several different topics in life science and environmental. Too many to list individually, though when I have more time, I may split them up. I’ve looked at several of them, but not all. I do know that Bug Hunt, which I thought was goofy at first, also talks [...]
Read MoreZebra Online
From the Lincoln Park Zoo, this is an excellent site full of activities that help students understand more about animals and their adaptations. I’ve used it for reinforcement or for instruction. Lots of fun and educational at the same time. Zebra Online
Read MoreMARE’s Build-A-Fish!
Select a location and see if you can build a fish that can survive. My kids enjoyed making the fish look odd. Some of them didn’t fare too well, but we talked about why. They eventually made some pretty good selections and learned about adaptation. MARE’s Build-A-Fish
Read MoreHide a Beast
Can you hide a beast so it doesn’t get eaten? Or so he can sneak up on his dinner? Choose a background, whether you want to be predator or prey, and good luck! Not much to this, but helps kids understand camouflage. Hide a Beast
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