Animations

Science often uses highly specific software written by the researchers, themselves. Perhaps that is one reason why so much high quality software is available to explore concepts in science and mathematics. (Note the key word "explore" rather than "teach".) For example, a word processor doesn't pretend to teach you language; it instead allows you to work with language powerfully in your own way. Similarly some of the best science and math software gives you the tools to visualize, simulate, measure, and analyze phenomena. As with the word processor, the user is in full control to explore deep concepts.

=**Virtual Calculator**=

Want to use a graphing calculator, without the calculator?

Click [|here]to download the program

Try these lessons with the calculator!

=**Virtual Chemistry Program**=

[|www.chemcollective.org]

=**Virtual Math Games**=

http://www.ctkmathgamesforkids.com/ and [|more math games] [|wolframalpha] (great for upper mathematics and equations)

=Math Animations=

[|Calculus Animations]

[|Modeling with Java applications]

[|Mathematical Java Applets]

=**General Science Principles**=

Some great virtual activities! [|Sciencecourseware.org]

Really cool [|interactive labs]!

=Math Games involving Java=

http://arcytech.org/java/

=**Interactive Chemistry Sites**=

[|Periodic Table]

[|ChemBalancer]

=**Chemcial Modeling**=

[|ChemVis project]

[|Chime]

[|MatMol]

=Physics Animations=

[|Line Rider]

University of California: Davidson Upper level [|physics applets]

=**Chemistry Animations**=

Prince George County [|Investigating Gas Laws]

[|Math & Science] Animation Sites

More [|Math & Science] Animations

Keystone Animation Links