| Title | Description | Link 
                      Address | 
                 
                  | MI 
                    Climb Science | State 
                    of Michigan site that gives science benchmark clarification, 
                    instruction, and assessment. Gives lessons and standards relevant 
                    to energy conservation, convection, conduction, etc. 
 |  | 
                 
                  | Minerals 
                    Management Services | Part 
                    of the U.S. Department of the Interior web site. Includes 
                    a Kid’s page and teacher resources. |  | 
                 
                  | National 
                    Energy Education Development Project (NEED) | Promotes 
                    an energy conscious and educated society by creating effective 
                    networks of students, educators, business, government and 
                    community leaders to design and deliver objective, multi-sided 
                    energy education programs. |  | 
                 
                  | National 
                    Energy Foundation | Provides 
                    teaching and learning opportunities which promote a better 
                    understanding of energy, natural resources, and the environment. |  | 
                 
                  | National 
                    Science Resource Center (NSRC) | NSRC 
                    is operated by the National Academy of Sciences, National 
                    Academy of Engineering, Institute of Medicine, and the Smithsonian 
                    Institution to improve the teaching of science in the nation's 
                    schools. The NSRC collects and disseminates information about 
                    exemplary teaching resources, develops and disseminates curriculum 
                    materials, and sponsors outreach activities to help school 
                    districts develop and sustain hands-on science programs. |  | 
                 
                  | National 
                    Science Teachers Association: Teachers Resources | Site 
                    has many things for teachers including the National Science 
                    Standards, recommended curricula, books, and resources. |  | 
                 
                  | North 
                    American Association for Environmental Education | Provides 
                    educational resources for teachers and students in a wide 
                    variety of science content areas. | http://eelink.net/sitemap.html | 
                 
                  | Northeast 
                    Sustainable Energy Association | Energy, 
                    transportation, and the environment make excellent themes 
                    for interdisciplinary education. NESEA works to bring hands-on, 
                    project- and problem-based learning experiences to K-12 teachers 
                    and students with resources and training. 
 |  | 
                 
                  | Office 
                    of Nuclear Energy, Science and Technology | Part 
                    of the U.S. Department of Energy site with information on 
                    all aspects of nuclear energy. A video, “Splitting Atoms 
                    – An Electrifying Experience”, can be ordered 
                    and is free. |  | 
                 
                  | Paleontological 
                    Research Institution | Provides 
                    the geology and history of oil. The education page has a teacher’s 
                    guide, educational publications, and science activities. |  | 
                 
                  | Powering 
                    a Generation of Change (Smithsonian) | Powering 
                    a Generation of Change is a project to document the story 
                    of electrical power restructuring in North America as it unfolds 
                    over the coming years. The project is being conducted by the 
                    Division of Information Technology and Society at the Smithsonian 
                    Institution's National Museum of American History. |  |