Follow the White Rabbit

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Science Buddies provides free science fair project ideas, answers and tools to teachers, parents and students. The site offers a project guide which is an online encyclopedia for how to do science research and science fair projects. It includes step-by-step guidance, sample assignments, photos of science fair projects, tips for success and self-grading checklists for [...]

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The Naked Scientists are a group of media-savvy physicians and researchers from Cambridge University who use radio, live lectures and the Internet to strip science down to its bare essentials.

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SPACE is a multidisciplinary web-based magazine, launched at Dawson College in the spring of 2008. SPACE actively encourages students, teachers, alumni and staff, from across the curriculum at Dawson, to contribute their talents and skills to explore the shared ground of the sciences, the arts, and our many human cultures. We also welcome contributions and [...]

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Science Hack is a search engine for science videos. You can search for science experiments, science projects, science movies and science news.

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Under the Microscope: Where Women and Science Connect is a site that collects stories from women involved in science, interested in science and those pursuing science in science fields.

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Schools can participate in the yearly Canada Wide Virtual Science Fair. The goal of the virtual science fair is to “provide a direction and motivation for teachers and students to make the very best use of computer/Internet technology while developing positive attitudes towards science”. Registration for this years’ science fair is by February 28, 2009 [...]

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Siemens Science Day (Discovery Education) offers videos, tools and hands-on activities for students in grades 4 though 6.

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Encalc is a free online scientific calculator. It will help you with long mathematical equations.

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Here’s a unique twist on the periodic table. Each element has a short video attached to it. This site is hosted by the University of Nottingham.

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