Topic GALILEO Content Google Results South American Britannica and SIRS Discoverer Link to weeklyreader.com where Rainforests (Social Over 100 full-text articles subscription to Current Science Studies standard editorially selected from age- costs $39.95 SS6G2) magazines (e.g., Wikipedia article (not written for Current Science and Faces) K-12 audience) Encyclopedia articles geared to Environmental websites funded middle school grades through advertising; rare few with 20 images and downloadable known authorship (e.g., videos of people, animals, human essay written by Raintree impact, etc. Nutrition, which sells herbal MLA and APA citations for products, and rainforest-facts.com encyclopedia articles and media with disclaimer National Science Digital Library is not to be blamed (nsdl.org) should there be a mistake”) Editorially-selected links to Hundreds of tourism sites articles and learning objects Commercial sites for educational products National Science Digital Library results do not appear within first 10 pages of Google results Wave nature of sound Britannica Links to WAV audio files and electromagnetic Encyclopedia articles on “light,” Wikipedia article (not written for radiation (Science “radio,” “sound,” etc. K-12 audience) standard S8P4) Short videos showing light Websites by students polarization, anatomy of the ear, ThinkQuest site with basic radiation, photoelectric effect, information on waves and more Academic websites for scholarly Interactive lesson on Eye and research (not a K-12 audience) Vision, Color, Refraction, and Amazon and other commercial more sites selling books, DVDs, etc. National Science Digital Library National Science Digital Library (nsdl.org) results do not appear within first Simulations of various waves 10 pages of Google results Editorially-selected links to articles and learning objects Data analysis and Kids Search and SIRS Discoverer Link to scholastic.com where probability Full-text access to DynaMath subscription to DynaMath costs (Mathematics from Scholastic, Math Trek, and $55.92 standard M6D1) other and Wikipedia article on “probability” magazines Several academic websites aimed Sample graphs and exercises at scholarly study from K-12 publications, such as Amazon and other sites selling Scholastic Math and Social books and software Studies for Kids Cuttheknot.org, mathforum.org Analyzing Graphs and Charts and other websites with varying work sheet degrees of authority and reliability
Topic GALILEO Content Google Results South American Rainforests (Social Studies standard SS6G2) Britannica and SIRS Discoverer Over 100 full-text articles editorially selected from magazines (e.g., Current Science and Faces) Encyclopedia articles geared to middle school grades 20 images and downloadable videos of people, animals, human impact, etc. MLA and APA citations for encyclopedia articles and media National Science Digital Library (nsdl.org) Editorially-selected links to articles and learning objects Link to weeklyreader.com where subscription to Current Science costs $39.95 Wikipedia article (not written for K-12 audience) Environmental websites funded through advertising; rare few with known authorship (e.g., essay written by Raintree Nutrition, which sells herbal products, and rainforest-facts.com with disclaimer is not to be blamed should there be a mistake”) Hundreds of tourism sites Commercial sites for educational products National Science Digital Library results do not appear within first 10 pages of Google results Wave nature of sound and electromagnetic radiation (Science standard S8P4) Britannica Encyclopedia articles on “light,” “radio,” “sound,” etc. Short videos showing light polarization, anatomy of the ear, radiation, photoelectric effect, and more Interactive lesson on Eye and Vision, Color, Refraction, and more National Science Digital Library (nsdl.org) Simulations of various waves Editorially-selected links to articles and learning objects Links to WAV audio files Wikipedia article (not written for K-12 audience) Websites by students ThinkQuest site with basic information on waves Academic websites for scholarly research (not a K-12 audience) Amazon and other commercial sites selling books, DVDs, etc. National Science Digital Library results do not appear within first 10 pages of Google results Data analysis and probability (Mathematics standard M6D1) Kids Search and SIRS Discoverer Full-text access to DynaMath from Scholastic, Math Trek, and other age- and magazines Sample graphs and exercises from K-12 publications, such as Scholastic Math and Social Studies for Kids Analyzing Graphs and Charts work sheet Link to scholastic.com where subscription to DynaMath costs $55.92 Wikipedia article on “probability” Several academic websites aimed at scholarly study Amazon and other sites selling books and software Cuttheknot.org, mathforum.org and other websites with varying degrees of authority and reliability
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