Mr. Deity and the Science Advisor

Dynamic Periodic Table

Dynamic Periodic Table:

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Squishy Circuits

Squishy Circuits: "Squishy circuits are a project from the Thomas Lab at the University of St. Thomas. The goal of the project is to design tools and activities which allow kids of all ages to create circuits and explore electronics using play dough."

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Geology.com - Earth Science News, Maps, Dictionary, Articles, Jobs

Geology.com - Earth Science News, Maps, Dictionary, Articles, Jobs: "News and Information About Geology and Earth Science"

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Science Blog

If you have come here looking for posts from me; you have come to the wrong place. This year I want to make my blogs a place where student work is published. The posts will be slow to start, but will hopefully pick up speed as the year goes on. Students will be using KidBlog as a testing place for their posts. Once a post has become polished enough for publication, this is one of the places where you will find them.

Student names will not be used; there will be a “Nom de Plume” that those in the classes will recognize. 

Science NetLinks: Resources for Teaching Science

Science NetLinks: Resources for Teaching Science: "Providing a wealth of resources for K-12 science educators, Science NetLinks is your guide to meaningful standards-based Internet experiences for students."

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How To Do Research - An Interactive Map

Free Technology for Teachers: How To Do Research - An Interactive Map: "One of the challenges that every student faces at one time or another is conducting focused and efficient research. The folks at the Kentucky Virtual Library know this and put together an interactive map of the research process for students. The map, titled How To Do Research, walks students through the research process from start to finish with every step along the way. One of the things about this map that school librarians will like is that it is not focused solely on web research. How To Do Research includes a good section about using library catalogs, books, and magazines. "

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