Environmental Education

Biointeractive (http://www.biointeractive.org/)
Howard Hughes Medical Institute has developed a comprehensive array of teaching tools on topics ranging from cancer and neuroscience to genetics and immunology. Tools include animated audiovisual lectures series, virtual lab classrooms, and "click and learn" tutorials.

Center for Environmental Health Sciences at Dartmouth (http://www.dartmouth.edu/~cehs/linksehsteach.shtml)
Provides a list of environmental health science links for teachers.

DNA Interactive (http://www.dnai.org/index.htm)
Cold Spring Harbor Laboratory has assembled five short tutorials (timeline, code, manipulation, genome, and applications) to assist students in understanding the discovery and usefulness of DNA. Educators may join the myDNAi community to access teacher guides with student activities and the new Lesson Builder tool.

Environmental Inquiry (http://ei.cornell.edu/)
Educational Web site tailored to high school students and teachers with emphasis on environmental science issues such as toxicology, ecology, biodegradation and watersheds.

I’m in Charge of My Own Health (http://www.veggie-mon.org/)
An environmental health Web site for teachers and students grades 4–8.

National Safety Council Kid’s Corner (http://www.nsc.org/ehc/kidscorn.html)
Games and activities for children to learn about environmental health and safety.

NIEHS Environmental Health Science Education  (http://www.niehs.nih.gov/health/scied/index.cfm)
Easy access to reliable tools, resources and classroom materials for teachers, students and scientists.

NIEHS Kids’ Pages (http://kids.niehs.nih.gov/home.htm)
Games, puzzles and activities that highlight environmental health issues.

Toxicology for Educators (http://209.183.221.234/ai/k12o/K-12educators.asp)
Provides resources for students, educators and scientists to learn more about toxicology.