 
This page, from the American Society for Microbiology, provides a collection of activities that can be used to incorporate microbiology into K-12 classrooms. The activities range from more simple observational experiments like "What Food Does Yeast Like Best?" to more complex activities requiring advanced knowledge, like "Quantification of Escherichia Coli Contamination in Water." All activities are available to download in PDF format.
Founded in 2007, OneGeology is a multinational initiative that aims to "make web-accessible the best available geological and other geoscience data worldwide at...
This article, from the November 2002 issue of Discover Magazine, identifies 50 of the most extraordinary women across all of the sciences. Their remarkable...
Associated with the state of Oklahoma and the College of Arts and Sciences at the University of Oklahoma, this Web site provides a wealth of information on the...
Educators, students, and anyone interested in brushing up their earth science knowledge may want to check out this resource on the rock cycle created by the...
The National Park Service offers hundreds of free, standards-aligned lesson plans, many of which can easily be used in classrooms anywhere. A great example is...
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