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 The Weather Dude Weather information is designed for kids. Make You Own Weather Station directions from the Franklin Museum Web Weather for Kids Make your own lightning, tornado and more Unysis Weather various types of weather information Weather: What Forces Affect Our Weather? another great site from The Annenberg/CPB Project. Interactive Weather click on the state and city and learn The Climate of the United States information about all that is great for comparing World Climate.Com check average temperatures for thousands of cities worldwide IWIN Center real time information from the US National Weather Service Interactive Climate Pages Lots of information with the click on a map Weather Underground Check this list of many great resources. Earth Watch great visuals, forecasts, warnings, and more Weather Resources Links to all kinds of current imagery can be found. Unisys Weather You can see all kinds of different forecast maps and learn about them here. On-line Meteorology Guide Super instructional modules make this a "must see" place. Make Your Own Weather Tools Learn to make a rain guage, wind vane, barometer, compass, and hygrometer. Climatic Extremes and Weather Events lots of data and current information Hurricane Science Lots of information from the Miami Museum of Science Hurricane 200 dot.com has a great map that includes sea surface temperatures Just for Kids a wonderful place to start Hurricane Weather - track and find information Movie Catalog excellent video clips from NASA The Tornado Project Everything you need is here. Tornadoes a good learning module Hurricane Weather - track and find information Kids' Lightning Information and Safety You need to know this. Severe Weather Safety Guide - important to know Cloud Boutique Pictures, and explanations make it easy to identify the formations. Clouds and Precipitation Development, types and more Bad Meteorology Learn about common misunderstandings. Historical Weather Database Learn what is considered "normal." Water Science the cycle and much more Global Climate Change from the Exploratorium Extreme Weather Sourcebook - lots of statistics about weather-related happenings Geomysteries Help Rex the Dinosaur solve interesting mysteries. Earth Force Learn about the pushing and pulling in the core, crust, or water of the Earth that causes motion like eruptions, quakes, or floods. Continental Drift - Drag the slider to see how the continents were formed. This Dynamic Earth - Very complete Learning from the Fossil Record - lots of questions are answered MTU Volcanoes Page - World Reference Map This great map pinpoints the Earth's active volcanoes. Cascades Volcano Observatory HOME PAGE In addition to the usual information, this site has information about hazards, monitoring, and Mt. St. Helens. How Hawaiian Volcanoes Work - Check out the awesome power. Geysers and the Earth's Plumbing Systems explanation with good visuals Plate Tectonics The visual presentation about the origin of earthquakes is great. Earthquakes lots of excellent information and activities from the Exploratorium On The Move learn about continental drift and plat tectonics from NASA Earthquake Questions - simple to understand Live Seismic Server updated every 30 minutes by the USGS New Madrid - lots of primary and other sources about this 1811-12 quake Glaciers and Glacial Ages It covers all the basics. Glaciers More information here. Kids Door Learn all about volcanoes. Mount Everest - an accident of Geology This is excellent. < GeoMysteries Use your knowlege and solve some mysteries. Rocky the Rock Hound - learn how rocks were formed and have fun too Rocks and Minerals - from The Franklin Institute Science Museum Rocks and Minerals - from the Kentucky Geological Survey Faultline - explore earthquakes Water Science for Kids - a wealth of information Ocean.com - great multimedia, plus stories, information, and so much more! Oceanography - a wealth of information on many topics can be found Savage Seas - excellent information and multimedia in this PBS companion site Extreme 2000: Voyage to the Deep - explore hydrothermal vents off Mexico Savage Seas - be sure to scroll down and go learn from the excellent animations Oceans Alive - great on-line exhibit from the Boston Museum of Science Baltimore Aquarium You will find good information on individual animals in their collection. Oceanography Office of Naval Research's Science and Technology Focus site is packed with diverse information Voyage to the Deep Learn about hydrothermal vents ReefBase Here is a great reef database. Coral Reef Ecology This is comprehensive coverage. Coral Reef Fishes Learn about diversity, feeding and endangered species. Ocean Link Keep up-to-date with important information here Ocean Year - learn about what is going on in 1998, the Year of the Ocean The Jason Project Several times a year there are super expeditions. The Cephalopod Pages There is so much here. Whale Times Here is good introductory information Whale Watcher - helps you to identify types of whales Zoom Whales - This is a great place to start with lots of background information and printouts. Swimming with Whales - lots of information is shared though the use of the Flash plug-in Stellwagen Bank National Marine Sanctuary Keep up to date here. The Virtual Whale 3-D and more Whale Net Keep current and learn about these magnificent creatures. Whale Watching Web many and varied sources are linked The Great White Shark Great information and pictures The Albatross Project - track the ocean going Albatross by satellite Animal Information Good starter source from Sea World. Ocean Planet There is just so much here that you must visit. Oceans On Line Current information, research, links and more make this an excellent site. Sea Worm Institute Grow your own virtual sea worms and learn a lot. Carolina Coastal Science - get interactively involved in problem solving Under Sea Research Photo Collection - great choices Earth Observatory - All kinds of satellite imagery and information that NASA uses to assess the Earth changes. Encyclopedia of the Atmospheric Environment - Acid rain, global waring, climate change, and ozone depletion are just a few of the topics covered here. Miss Maggie's Earth Adventures - this is a great interactive learning opportunity using the latest version of Flash Recycle City - find out about the value of recycling NASA Earth Observatory Monitor global and regional changes almost as they happen EPA Global Warming Site Get the facts here. EPA Student Center A wide variety of topics are presented. Environment and Nature News Keep up to date. Earth Science Enterprise: For Kids Only Learn how NASA studies the Earth International Year of the Ocean Lots of information about ocean dwelling animals. Water Conservation Check out what is going on and how you can help. Water Science for Schools There is so much to learn here! Acid Rain Learn the facts and the effects Energy Ed On-line activities, information, and more Renewable Energy Trail investigate the possibilities and consequences Environment Profile Put in your zip code and see how your neighborhood is doing. Home / Geography / US History / Reference / Current Events / Language Arts
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