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Physics A video game that lets you be creative. It would give you a problem. And then, you could solve it any way you’d like. NumptyPhysics is a physics-based puzzle game. The goal is rather simple. You have to move the red ball to the gold star. And you do it by drawing objects in the environment. You can draw anything you want. Create a ramp to launch the ball. Or build a swinging hammer to knock it across the level. It’s up to you. It never gets old, because you decide how to play. NASA Educators This site from NASA has wonderful resources available for educators. It is divided into K-4, 5-8, 9-12, higher education, informal education, teaching material, and educational TV schedule. This site can be used by teachers of any age group.

The Teachers Corner This is a website that allows teachers to make match-up worksheets for students. (this particular section is on the Endocrine system). There are links to teachers lesson plans, resources, and collaboration projects along with other resources.

Interactive Images of Disease This site is courtisy of the Museum of Human Disease at the University of New South Wales in Sydney, Australia. It is actually a site for their medical students however it shows pictures of diseased organs which are vary helpful for my students to see. Within this site students can actually "see" what the affects a particular disease has on various organs of the human body.