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Start your research with Research in Context. Once you click on the link to the database, put your topic in the search bar. The first result it often your best bet and if you have to cite your sources, this database will provide the citation for you. Singular vs. plural may change your results. Try both!
Start your research with Research in Context. Once you click on the link to the database, put your topic in the search bar. The first result it often your best bet and if you have to cite your sources, this database will provide the citation for you. Singular vs. plural may change your results. Try both!
Using this link, you can find the usernames and passwords after signing into your Google Drive account.
Weather and Natural Disasters is one of the eBooks in our library and it is specially designed for middle school students. Click on the link and then search your weather topic in the search box at the top of the page. The first result is usually the best. As will the other database above, your citation is provided for you with this resource. Just copy and paste it. Singular vs. plural may change your results. Try both!
Weather and Natural Disasters is one of the eBooks in our library and it is specially designed for middle school students. Click on the link and then search your weather topic in the search box at the top of the page. The first result is usually the best. As will the other database above, your citation is provided for you with this resource. Just copy and paste it. Singular vs. plural may change your results. Try both!
Using this link, you can find the usernames and passwords after signing into your Google Drive account.
General Resources
General Resources
UCAR: Center for Science Education: good source for weather topics; organized by type of weather
National Weather Service: scroll down to the bottom of the page and under Weather Safety you will see the different topics that you can select.
Insurance Information Institute: Try searching this site for "Facts & Statistics: your topic". Ex. Facts & Statistics: Hurricanes
Hurricane
Hurricane
Facts & Statistics: scroll down for graphs and charts
Image Sources
Image Sources
Pexels is another good sources of CC licensed photos.
Pixabay images are all Creative Commons images and most require no attribution. Don't use the Shutterstock photos at the top. They are not CC licensed and have watermarks.
"Pics4Learning is a curated image library that is safe and free for education".
Just because it is on Google doesn't mean it is okay for you to use. On a image search, go to Tools and under Usage Rights select Labeled for Reuse.
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