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Welcome Science Teachers of Mobile County!!
for **lesson plans and resources** tied to MCPSS Course of Study visit [|TRIP] for **Distance Learning** ideas: collaborations, connections, virtual field trips: visit the PassPort50 wiki for Excel graphing: []

Other Mobile teachers websites: Ms Legrone [] Ms. Capers: www.oceaninmotion.wikispaces.com

Helping your students with graphing: []

Great teaching ideas with labs and powerpoints for chemistry and biology: []

good teaching ideas: []

good general portal: []

free science stuff from the government: []

games: []

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Commonly used lab equipment: []

Terrific source of photography (over 40 million images) that can be used without acquiring specific permission, thanks to Creative Commons agreements: [|__http://www.flickr.com/creativecommons/__]

Another good portal: []

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a resource for middle school teachers and students: []

Resources for all areas: []

Great PPT Site: []

Interactive game: []

Great web site with lots of ideas for all types of teaching - including video on demand - []

Grant ideas: []

Reduce global warming by taking quick & easy challenges. Compete with others in your area and around the world []

A variety of topics: []

Good for graphing for everyone and for 6th grade material: List of activities from NOAA: []+ Examples of activities on that site: [] http://www.fsl.noaa.gov/outreach/education/SOS_ActStudents_2.pdf [] []

Interview with scientists: []

Good web site with sample lesson plans on layered curriculum (differentiated instruction) - []

Good Metric Site: []

teachers are welcome to pick up their free Nature of Science and the Scientific Method publication from the GSA. [|__http://www.geosociety.org/educate/NatureOfScience.htm__]

For generating lab partners: []

Good site for lots of worksheets, games, etc.: []

This site has lots of Powerpoints for all areas of science: []

This website is neat and allows for self assessment with some interactive activities: []

Great site for LOTS of ideas for all sciences: http://sciencecafe.wikispaces.com/

Good for history of chemistry: []

Just add some whimsy, Neil DeGrasse Tyson on 100 billion hamburgers http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&feature=endscreen&v=stEQ_qzRB9E

One website worth looking into is Parade of Games in Power Point [] You can save the templates on your computer and make up to 16 different games

Has some great tutotials: []

[|http://sciencehousefoundation.org] Click on the "VIDEO" link and takes you to "Experiments" and "Tool Kit" video clips. Mostly chemistry and physical science related demonstrations. Good for sparking ideas and labwork; for teachers and students.

Also, [|https://www.teachingchannel.org] It's K-12, all subjects and levels, but there are over 80 science related videos, K-12. Primarily for teachers. Great for watching an overview of other teachers and students in action as they do their lessons. Lesson plans (for some), narrations, pedagogical overview provided.

This is one teacher's portal. It has lots of links for games and simulations: []

Help in writing a lab report: []

Braingenie builds deep mastery and sharpens problem-solving skills. []