Great+Info+Sources

Here are some really informational places on the internet that I like to visit. Feel free to contribute your favorite sites to the list!

On youtube:

SciShow: [] This is a great youtube channel where acclaimed youtube personality and environmentalist Hank Green gives great scientific information and news.

CrashCourse: @http://www.youtube.com/user/crashcourse This is a youtube channel where Hank Green (as mentioned above) and acclaimed author John Green teach lessons to their viewers. Hank has taught biology and ecology and is now making chemistry videos. John has taught world history and literature and is now making videos about U.S. history. These videos have great visuals and are AP class quality.

MinutePhysics: @http://www.youtube.com/user/minutephysics This channel explores physics concepts in a clear, quick and understandable way. It addresses questions such as "What Happens if an immovable object meets with an unstoppable force?" and "How big is the universe?"

MinuteEarth @http://www.youtube.com/user/minuteearth Done by the MinutePhysics people, this channel is centered around sciences other than physics. It is of similar quality and style as MinutePhysics.

C.P.G Grey: @http://www.youtube.com/greymatter This is a very well put together channel of what I like to call "Just The Facts." The person who makes the videos has a physics degree, though most of the videos on the channel are more social studies related. Again, they are quick, very well made, and very informational videos.

ViHart: @http://www.youtube.com/user/Vihart These videos are about science, math and sometimes cooking. The person who makes the videos is part of the Kahn Academy.

Vsauce: [] This channel features slightly longer videos on strange, cool or otherwise different science. It is of a high quality, though it is a little less of the just the facts format of the previous videos.

Not on youtube:

Kahn Academy: @http://www.khanacademy.org/ You've probably heard of this one. It has a variety of videos on math, social studies, computers and science, but it is really great for math. It also has interactive quizzes and games to test your understanding of the concepts you learn. It is of great quality and all of the people producing content are knowledgable and good at explaining the topics in the videos. There is software on the website tracking how people do on the quizzes, which videos are seen most and rated most helpful etc. so that the creators can know what content is good and get that content out there for all to see.

This is certainly not a complete list of all of the awesome informational places on the internet, but it is a list of some really good ones. Please add more in that you like (remember to include a link and short description!) and edit my descriptions if need be. For now, learn from these sites, work hard, get smart and don's forget to be awesome.

--Charlie Here is a good website for grammar and parts of speech,there is also an app. And work sheets (they are a little easy but they can be good review, there is a lot of information but I didn't look through everything.) @http://www.spellingcity.com/verb-tenses.html --Emma