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An Internet WebQuest
Integrate the power of the Web with this inquiry-oriented student learning activity
Chapter 1: Introduction to Chemistry
Yahoo! This site covers various topics in chemistry. Visit this site to research a way that chemistry affects your everyday life. Write an entry about this in your Science Journal.
The American Chemical
Society The American Chemical Society is the largest scientific society in the world. The Society is recognized as a world leader in fostering scientific education and research, and
promoting public understanding of science. Visit this site's ChemCenter and read an article about recent chemical developments. Report on this article to the class.
Using
the Scientific Method to Improve Your Social Life This introduction and explanation of the scientific method gives a fresh, real-life look at scientific problem solving. Visit this site and repeat the fun Twinkie experiments from
the link at the bottom of the page.
News
Coverage – Ozone Hole Visit this Web site to learn more about the ozone hole and how it is treated in the news today. Read some articles on the site and develop a news report to explain the dangers of
ozone depletion.
The
Human Genome Project Since 1990, a group of scientists have been attempting to map the entire human genome. Visit this site to discover how biochemistry is used to map the human genome. Develop a
timeline of the Human Genome Project in your Science Journal.
