Resources

=Resources=

__Books__ There are many places in the non fiction section of both the school and public libary to start looking: 620- 629 || (do a brainstorm here and get some direction) || 500's 551.6 (climate change) 640 (living green) 610 (medicine) || 958.104 (Canada in Afghanistan) 900 (War in Afghanistan) 955-956 (War in Iraq) 363.325 (Terrorism) || 338.5 (Recession) 330 (Jobs) || 305 (middle class) 306 (Equality) 323 (women & minorities) 331.5 (Working Poor) 362 (Poor children) || for Dewey. There are numerous topics. ||  || 302.3 (Social Networks) 004.6 (email) etc. || 551.46 (Ocean Exploration) || 790 (Dance) more...? || __Subject Headings__ Use the words in brackets as search terms on the internet. You can combine them - for example - Canada + Working Poor, or Canada + Terrorism, etc... Here are some more to try:
 * Transportation || 388 and
 * Science
 * Universities/education || 371.33 (Web 2.0) ||
 * Wars || 341.23 (United Nations)
 * Economy || 971 (Canada)
 * Class Structure || 305 (Rich People)
 * Disease - brainstorm this one and seek assistance
 * Communication || 004 (Internet)
 * Architecture ||  ||
 * Religion || 200's ||
 * Exploration || 629.4 (Space Exploration)
 * Culture || 781 (Music)
 * Food banks
 * Third World countries
 * starvation
 * Inventions of the 21st century
 * Universal Education

__EBSCO Database__ The library provides access to EBSCO databases. If you are accessing them from school, you don't need a password. If you are accessing from home: username is sd71 **(** is the school number) and password is sd71.

The World Book is a great place to start. It even has a citation builder.

__Youtube__ Youtube has a wealth of videos that you can download and add to your projects. Use the subject headings above to search. For example, I typed in middle ages + daily life and found this great video. **Remember to use the EMBED code.**

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