Educational links

If you are a parent, teacher or mentor interested in teaching kids about energy and water, the educational links below are a valuable resource. Also, be sure to check out these water and power experiments.

Please note: the following links are provided for your convenience and will take you out of SRP's Web site. Presentation of these links does not constitute an endorsement by SRP of the content of these sites.

Science

NASA K-12: The official site of NASA, with resources for teachers and students.
AskERIC: Educators' reference desk with articles and lesson plans.
Frank Potter's Science Gems: Links to science resources from across the globe
Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators: A categorized list of sites useful for enhancing curriculum and professional growth.
Science Net Links: Lessons, tools and resources for educators.
Sandia National Laboratories Adventures in Science & Knowledge: The national laboratories offer programs designed to foster positive attitudes about science
National Science Foundation: This site provides funding opportuniities and statistics
IEEE Teacher-in-Service Program Lesson Plans: Lesson plans tied to standards with activities and free downloads
PBS Zoom Activities: Activities from the show.
PBS Design Squad Event Guide & Educator's Guide: Complete information on design for teachers and engineers.

Energy

U.S. DOE - EERE General Renewable Energy: Curriculum guides and activities from the Department of Energy
Wind with Miller: Lessons and activities on wind power.
Energy Hog: Learn how to improve energy efficiency in your home.
AZ Utilities Renewable Energy Education (AZURE): Resources related to renewable energy provided by Arizona Utility companies

Creativity

Kids' Space: A place for children to explore the internet and learn about other people.

Explore the World

National Geographic: Photos, film, maps and guides.
The White House: A site for children to learn about history and traditions.

General education

Children's Literature Web: Internet resources related to books for children and young adults.