A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z
NASA's Observatorium
A multimedia exploration of Earth and space.
NASA's Women
Women of NASA content area offers opportunities to find out about their education,
career journeys, and current work via online profiles, live webchats, interactive
video webcasts, and textbased forums. Young women give peer perspectives
of working at NASA through their adventure journals, photos and videos.
National Aeronautics and
Space Administration (NASA)
NASA's Web site is one of the largest sites on the Web. It's a must experience.
National
Archives and Records Administration
The Digital Classroom - a site to encourage teachers of students at all levels
to use archival documents in the classroom. This site provides materials from
the National Archives and methods for teaching with primary sources.
National Gallery (London)
Houses a collection of Western European paintings that spans seven centuries.
National Gallery of Art (Washington,
D.C.)
Collection illustrating major achievements in painting, sculpture, and graphic
arts from the Middle Ages to the present.
National
Geographic Society
The online offering of National Geographic.
National
Library of Virtual Manipulatives for Interactive Mathematics
Utah State University, working under a grant from the National Science Foundation,
has made dozens of free PreK-12 math manipulatives available -- online. These
amazing multimedia-rich applications help students visualize complex relationships
and increase their understanding of everything from addition to Venn diagrams
and beyond. Best of all, every manipulative is correlated to NCTM standards!
National Oceanic and Atmospheric
Administration (NOAA)
Check out their image of the day along with over 5,000 public domain photographs
and images, dating from the early 1800's to the present. Also a link to the
National Weather Service is one this home page.
National
Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA)
Just for students - climate change, oceans and coasts, and satellites and space.
National Office of Global
Programs (OGP)
The Office of Global Programs (OGP) leads the NOAA Climate and Global Change
(C&GC) Program. OGP assists NOAA by sponsoring focused scientific research
aimed at understanding climate variability and its predictability. Through
studies in these areas, researchers coordinate activities that jointly contribute
to improved predictions and assessments of climate variability over a continuum
of timescales from season to season, year to year, and over the course of a
decade and beyond.
Native American Curriculum Resources
Native
Plant Species
The perfect site for green thumbs of all ages! With a few clicks of your mouse
at this detailed site, you can learn more about the plant species and biological
diversity of your home state. Every species is listed by its common and scientific
name and includes a color photo, description, distribution, habitat preferences,
planting tips, a bloom calendar and more.
New York's Hudson
River Portfolio
Read about the history of New York's Hudson River, or tour the waterway. This
digital collection of nineteen-century materials on the art and culture of
the Hudson includes rare prints, maps, photos, guidebooks, and histories --
all drawn from The New York Public Library's collections.
New York Public Library - On-Lion for Kids!
New
York Times Student Connection
News, daily news quizzes, word of the day, science questions and answers all
carefully arranged for news-hungry students in grades 6-12.
New
York's Underground
A cyber venture under New York courtesy of National Geographic.
News
- ABC News for Kids
Kids can find out what's happening around the corner, the country and the world.
NYPL Digital Library
Collections
The New York Public Library's new online digital image collection.
The
1939-40 New York World's Fair
The Iconography of Hope
Newshub
Today's newest news, updated every 15 minutes. Research the news. Search across
millions of articles from major publications like Time, Newsweek, Sports
Illustrated and People.
NOVA -
Antarctica
Warnings from the Ice. Over the last half-century, the coastal ice on the Antarctic
Peninsula has been gradually disappearing. Scientists are beginning to wonder
if we are on the verge of a great flood that may consume the world's coastlines.
In the program, a group of scientists heads south to Antarctica in the race
to answer questions and heed the warnings from the ice.
Nursery
Rhymes
You will find the full text of more than 500 classic nursery rhymes. You can
search the collection alphabetically or use the well-organized subject index.
Topics include weather, animals, alphabet, colors, and more specialized headings
such as money and months of the year.
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