Links to your right represent a very small sample of the many sites available to you through the link sites listed below. You can try those selections but we urge you to visit the link-to-links below! You will find a much greater wealth of resources, particularly at DMOZ (Open Directory Project), a rich resource of indexed and catagorized science sites that have been screened by dedicated project volunteers. DMOZ is a primary source of links used by Yahoo, Google, Alta Vista and many other search engines.

• School Time/Science DMOZ Directory (catagories include Astronomy & Space, Chemistry, Physics, Biology, Living Things, Technology, Weather, Health, Farming, Scientists, Homework Help, Science Fairs and more)
• Education Support Websites Recommended by the California Department of Education
• Search Engine for Literature for Science & Mathematics recommended by the California Department of Education
• Librarian's Index of the Internet

What Do You Need To Know In Science? See the California Department of Education Content Standards

More Science & Technology Resources are at the JBHS IMC!!

Return to Jesse Bethel's Science Department Homepage...

• California Academy of Science
• San Francisco Exploratorium
• The Smithsonian Institution's Science & Technology Museum
• The Tech Museum of Innovation
• Carnigie Museum of Natural History's Research & Collections Site: See Samson, a new T-Rex species, virtually revealed at the Paleo Lab!

• Atomic Structure Timeline
• Atomic Alchemy: Nuclear Processes- Think Quest
• Atoms: Simulated Physics Using Virtual Atoms
• Five Fantastic Elements - Think Quest
• Spectral Lines
• Proton Don's Periodic Table Tutorial & Quiz
• David Whizzy Periodic Table
• Periodic Table Adventure
• Molecule of the Week: American Chemical Society
• Common Molecules Collection: Reciprocal Net
• Binary Ionic Compounds: Quia
• P.B.S. Science - 27+ Online Learning Chemistry Activities for 9-12, including "On Fire: Basics of Compustion"

• Dr. Saul's Biology In Motion
• Electronic Naturalist
• I Can Do That: Focus on Microbiology -DNA, Cells, RNA, Cloing
• Tree of Life Web Project: phylogeny & biodiversity
• Science 4 Kids: Project Idea, etc.
• Visible Embryo
• On Line Biology Books: Estrella Mt. Community College
• P.B.S. Biology - 27+ Online Learning Biology Activities for 9-12, including "On Fire: Basics of Compustion"

• Exploring Gravity -by Mariusz Kovler- student at Curtin University of Technology in Australia
• Your Weight on Other Worlds
• Electromagnetic Spectrum
• Color & Color Vision: Explains Additive & Subtractive Color
• Ray Optics & Light Refraction
• GCSE: Physics-Energy
• The Energy Planet: Think Quest (Gold Award Site)
• Energy Information Agency: Site for Students

• EPA's Global Warming for Kids (U.S. Environmental Protection Agency)
• Why is the Sky Blue?
• Immersion Project: 'Live programs from Dr. Ballard's worldwide deep ocean expeditions and a terrific after-school program that brings exciting deep-sea adventures, including the "Lost City Project".' Apple's Free Quicktime plaayer needed for this site...link provided at site.
• NOAA: Storms, El Nino, Atmosphere, Fisheries, etc.
• Earth is a Puzzle: Plate Tectonics, earthquakes, volcanos, etc.
• Geology & Nuclear Sciences for Kids: w/webcams of volcanos, latest quakes, seismic drums, etc.
• Department of Minerals: Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History
• Super FREE Teacher/Student Resource! IAN -Integration & Application Network of the U. of Maryland- has image and symbols library for free downloads (after registration). These allow Science and Geography teachers or students to imploy a great variety of environmental, geophysical and weather-related graphic elements in teacher-created teaching aides, e.g. transparencies. Graphics come in eps and jpeg format. If you have Adobe Illustrator, there's an application program that automatically installs graphics into your Illustrator's Symbol Library for easy inclusion your Illustrator creations
• Coming Soon! PLANIGLOBE: Make/Print your own digital maps of the world, continents, countries. Great for teachers.