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Northwestern High SchoolLibrary Media CenterAssignment Links |
The African-American Mosaic -- A Library of Congress for the Study of Black History & Culture
U.S. Department of State Gateway to African American History -- includes links to biographies, museums, etc.
Thomson Gale Black History Month site -- Activities and information for Black History
PBS African American World -- A guide to African American history and culture
Black Facts Online - Searchable database of Black history by date, word or category.
Librarians' Internet Index -- A list of reliable sites on Black History
Constitution of the U.S. - Analysis and interpretation of the Constitution prepared by the Library of Congress.Constitution Society Home Page - Information about constitutional issues and links to primary documents.
Maryland State Archives Home Page - Historical as well as current information about Maryland.
students.gov - Site whose goal is to give college students and those planning for college easy access to the information and services they need from the U.S. Government.
Law4U (Maryland Youth Law) - This site gives Maryland youth up-to-date, reliable answers to the questions they have regarding their rights.
CIA Factbook - Detailed listing of each country from the CIA.Travel Warnings & Consular Information Sheets - Information from the State Department on traveling to different countries.
E-Conflict World Encyclopedia - Country information, flags, weather and national anthems.
University of Maryland Reading Room - Original documents that have gone out of copyright, including historic documents.
Prince George's County Public Library - Check here for a book if we don't have it.
Academy of American Poets -- Get information on poets and poems. Even hear some poets recite their works.
Poetry 180 -- The Library of Congress site for poetry for high school students.
Printer Friendly Handouts from the Perdue Online Writing Lab -- Tips about grammar, researching, etc.
Newseum - The Interactive Museum of News -- Glance at the front pages of newspapers from more than 40 countries
New York Public Library Digital Gallery -- Over 363,000 images digitized from primary sources
Getsmarter.org - Math and Science resources, including a test and "MSTV," "Math and Science Television." Do you measure up?
How Stuff Works - A treasure trove of answers to how all the technology we live with, or can't live without, works.
National Science Digital Library - Funded by the National Science Foundation, this website gives good math, science and health sites.
Periodic Table – Basic information about the elements.
Mineralogy Database – Technical database with 4,102 individual minerals described.
Little Shop of Physics – Colorado State University's hands-on science outreach program
The Ultimate Science Fair Resource – Idea boards and advice on writing science fair reports
The Internet Public Library Science Fair Project Resource Guide – Explains the scientific method and helps with choosing a topic
Louisiana State University Science Fair Internet Resources – List of Internet Resources for science fair projects and science in general
Science Buddies -- Science Fair Project Ideas, Guides, and Competitions
What makes a good science project? – Advice from a former judge from Energy Quest