Follow your teacher's guidelines for your project.

Be sure to cite your sources! Use NoodleTools to make a bibliography (APA Style) to include with your project.

*Remember, you also can do research at your local public library. Ask the Reference Librarian for help.

Recommended Sources

PRINT SOURCES

You can find books in both Nonfiction and Reference--500s Math & Science/600s Applied Science & Technology

Check OPAC to search subjects and keywords.

Reference

Reference Sets:

REF 500 Kingfisher Science Encyclopedia
REF 500 GRO The New Book of Popular Science (Multiple volumes)
REF 500 KNI Science of Everyday Things (Vol. 1 Chemistry & Vol. 2 Physics)
REF 503 KNA Visual Science Encyclopedia (Volumes are divided by TOPICS)
REF 500 PAR Science 1001
REF 503 TES Blackbirch Encyclopedia of Science & Invention
REF 503 WOR World Book Student Discovery Encyclopedia
REF 612 WAL Young Oxford Library of Science (Volumes are divided by TOPICS)
REF 509 CLA Timelines of Science and Technology (Multiple volumes)
REF 509 SCI The Science Book
REF 546 GRO Elements (Multiple volumes)
REF 600 MAC The Way Things Work
REF 603 ENC Encyclopedia of Technology and Applied Sciences

Encyclopedias: World Book

ONLINE SOURCES

Library computers have shortcuts to POWER Library and World Book Online on them. Computers located inside school can follow links listed below.

POWER Library Databases

SIRS Discoverer
MiddleSearch Main Edition
GreenFILE
Consumer Health
eBooks on EBSCOHost
To go to POWER Library from a school computer OUTSIDE of the Library, click HERE.

World Book Online

www.worldbookonline.com If you need to access this source outside of the Library, please see your handout for the username and password.

Other Sites on the Web (Careful! Some of these sites contain advertisement links. Watch where you click.)

Science Fair Websites:

Research Sites:

ScienceBob Research Main Page
PBS Science and Nature page -- contains a variety of articles, videos and photos from science show such as NOVA
Franklin Institute: Case Files
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