Web Links to Great Teacher Resources

Mineralogy for Kids has information on minerals and the rock cycle.

The Learning Zone: How We Use Minerals Games has three different games to test your mineral property skills.

The Rock Cycle is a site that has information on types of rocks and how they form and change in the rock cycle. There is also a test at the end.

The Math Problem Solver is a free feature from Algebrator, math software that shows students how to solve math problems step-by-step.

Amazing Space uses the Hubble Space Telescope’s discoveries to inspire and educate about the wonders of our universe.

Teach Preschool is a blog is full of wonderful preschool ideas presented by Deborah Stewart.  This is one to bookmark for all preschool teachers.

The Council of State Science Supervisors have produced free science safety guides for elementary and secondary schools.

Jung was a scientist who theorized that people had a personality types that naturally made them better or worse at careers (among other things). Similar Minds has a free test based off his theories.

USA Jobs allows people to search for actual jobs all over the country. It can be useful because it contains a lot of information about what one would need to do to obtain the job that they have selected.

Jobweb has a nice career section with articles to answer many questions that students might have. It also has information for parents as well.