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Science

Discovery Study Starters: From Bacteria , Birds and Chemistry to the Universe, Volcanoes and Weather

Earth Science

U.S.Geological Survey-Learning Web
Forces of Nature volcanoes, hurricanes, earthquakes and tornadoes
Disasters - Fact or Fiction FEMA site explains many natural disasters and offers suggestions for how to prepare and how to cope with them.
Volcanoes open downward to a pool of molten rock. Pressure rises, spilling burning gases, rock and molten mudflows.
Volcano World
Tsunamis Big waves along the coast may grow to a great height and smash into the shore. Learn more.
What causes earthquakes?
The ground shakes, things fall and break. What do you do to protect yourself?
Floods How to protect yourself from lightning and other accidents.
Wildfires How to protect yourself from lightning and other accidents.
Thunder won't hurt you - lightning will! Every thunderstorm has lightning and it is very dangerous.
Hurricanes severe tropical storms with rain so heavy that waves can damage buildings, trees and cars.
Hurricanes
Tornadoes powerful thunderstorms with rotating, funnel-shaped clouds. and winds Tornado winds as high as 300 miles per hour.
FDA for health and safety Learn about animal care, food safety, vaccines and much more about the Food and Drug Administration.
Today's weather map
Weather Underground (weather around the world)

Science Labels Layers of the Earth, Structure of a Plant, Anatomy of a Fish, Respiratory System, Atmosphere layers.

Physical Science

Biology

FDA Home Page
Fun in being Healthy !
D iscovery Health
C ELLS Alive!
Human Body Explore your incredible systems of nerves, muscles and organs in photographs and virtual travel.
Human Body Explore your incredible systems of nerves, muscles and organs in photographs and virtual travel.
The Five Senses
Hear it, See it, Smell it, Touch it, Taste it
Amazing Animal Senses
Let's Hear it for our Ears
Optics for Kids
In the Nose