MadScientist¹ has a library of resources for a wide range of science topics.

Bad Science² which explains many common science misconceptions.

Access Excellence has links to Science News for Kids³.

Helping your child learn science⁴ contains archived information from the US government, it has links and a great range of useful activities.

CATALyST contains some resources called Conundrums⁵ to help students develop logical thinking skills.

ABC Science⁶ has a wide range of resources that provide scientific information that is topical and interesting.

Bernie’s Basics⁷

The ABC site⁸ and ABC Resources⁹ have a wide range of subject resources

BBC¹⁰ produce a range of resources that can be searched using topics and age.

CSIRO Crest Awards¹¹ provide support for students and teachers participating in open-ended investigations in both science and technology.

An online quiz¹² for students to answer questions about their interests and hobbies so that a range of investigation topics are suggested. Alternatively students can view the extensive lists of investigations students have conducted at each of the levels of the awards.

Tryscience¹³ is a website with lots of experiments that each has a “what’s going on” section that relates the activity to the ideas of science. It also has a “PowerUp” game that teaches about energy conservation and reduction of carbon emissions.

Trackstar¹⁴-information about science and science fair ideas. There are Q&A and research that gives even more links to a wide range of science topics.

Science zone¹⁵.

Tutorials from Monash University¹⁶ for help with background research. This link gives a that are used when planning science investigations.