• A Complete Guide to K-12 STEM Resources - STEM-related resources including science projects, future careers, and STEM learning
• Space: The Best Games & Resources - Educational Space Games & Space Vocabulary
• Kids Coding Activities Guide - The most fun way to learn how to program is with games and puzzles
• Kids Computer Basics: Keyboarding - Helping you and others to type on keyboards for computers, including ergonomic information
• NASA - Great source of the latest astronomical news, discoveries, and gallery of satellite images
• Junior Handyman’s Toolkit - Classroom Projects, Essentials and Checklists
• Engineering Games and Projects - A list of engineering field-based projects for budding engineers
• DIY Backyard Astronomy - Garden astronomy starter guide
• Astronomy For Kids - A Free Introductory Guide
• Biology Experiments - Five Biological Experiments you can do at home
• Fun Science Activities - How and why the most common baking ingredients do what they do
• Science of Baking - Science Activities for Elementary, Middle, and High School Students
• Medical and Health Games For Kids - Links to various reference and games for learning about your health and medical exploration
• Science of Light and Optics - How Light Works: The Science of Light and Optics
• Optics for Kids - Optical Illusions
• Science Quizzes - It's time to put your brain under the microscope with one of our science quizzes. Test your periodic table and astrology trivia here!
• Study Guide to the Systems of the Body - Many, many links all about the body and how it functions
• Kid's Health - Learn About the Human Body Systems
• The Human Body - More about the Human Body
• Human Anatomy - Information about human organ systems
• Healthy Kids Challenge - Some challenges for kids to stay healthy
• Elementary Education Degree - List of Elementary Education Degrees, Careers, and Schools
• Science Quizzes - Featuring a variety of educational science quizzes
• Tickle Me Plant - information about growing plants and a whole lot more...
• Amusement Park Physics - information about what happens when you design a roller coaster and more
• The Antlion Pit - collection of resources including videos of antlion feeding behavior and metamorphosis
• The Exploratorium - the Exploratorium's site about education and science
• San Francisco Exploratorium Science Sites - the Exploratorium's favorite science sites
• Hockey Science - why ice is slippery and what else
• How Stuff Works - explores the workings of devices from cell phones to refrigerators, and explains the principles behind things such as helium and PI
• Discovery Kids - Discovery Kids inspires kids to explore the awesome world around them and satisfy their curiosity with innovative games, activities, quizzes and articles
• National Geographic for Kids - the kids part of what National Geographic magazine offers
• Snow Crystal Science - all about snowflakes and ice crystals
• Science a Go-Go - current cool things in science
• Genius by Stephen Hawking - You are smarter than you think
• Scientific American - the official site of Scientific American magazine
• Genetics - For students of biology, the journal Genetics covers the major developments in genetics

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Companies that sell science-related things:

• Ecoteach Study-Tours - study and ecotours to Costa Rica. Classroom and volunteer opportunities with environmental, ecology, conservation, Spanish, and education projects available
• Electronic School Supply, Inc. - science supplies for educators and other curious parents (like me)
• Fisher Science Education - science links for all grades & disciplines. Lab equipment & supplies for biology, chemistry, physics, earth science and gifts with secure on-line ordering
• Kelvin Electronics - products to enhance math and science curriculum
• Sargent-Welch / VWR Scientific Company - Science references, catalog, resources, and help for science teachers
• Science Buddies - Science projects and other ideas for science fair
• TecQuipment Ltd - products for teaching and training of science, technology and engineering subjects in schools through to universities and research establishments

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 Links for Helping Parents:

• Breaking the Glass Ceiling Early On: How to Empower Girls in STEM - Information about STEM and tips on empowering girls in technology
• Smartphones, screen time, and digital literacy: Research and resources for parents and students - Some helpful hints on managing kids' use on smartphones
• Help Keep Teenagers Safe on Smartphones - Helpful tips on smartphone use and how to keep kids and others safe
• Help Children Cope With Distress - How coding provides skills that can help children cope With distress
• Guide to Keeping Your Kids Secure Online - Information about helping keeping children safe and secure when they browse online

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Want some science books to read?

Sharks Have No Bones: 1001 Things Everyone Should Know About Science James Trefil. Simon & Schuster, 1992. Explorabook John Cassidy, et al. Klutz Press, 1991. Magic Tricks, Science Facts Friedhoffer, The Madman of Magic. Franklin Watts, 1990. Measure, Pour & Mix Kitchen Science Tricks James Lewis. Simon & Schuster, 1990. 175 Science Experiments to Amuse and Amaze Your Friends Brenda Walpole. Random House, 1988. The Flying Circus of Physics with Answers Jearl Walker. John Wiley and Sons, 1977. The Most Amazing Science Pop-Up Book Jay Young. Franklin Watts, 1994. How Science Works Judith Haan. Reader's Digest Press, 1991. The Science Book for Girls and Other Intelligent Beings Valerie Wyatt. Kids Can Press, 1991.