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Miller Elementary School: Mrs. Williams Electricity and Magnetism


Deschutes Public Library Online Resources


In the “Online Resources” section of the Deschutes Public Library website (www.deschuteslibrary.org/onlineresources), check out the databases in the Homework category! Use your library card (including Library Linx cards) to log in, or use them at a public library. Do a keyword search or browse the categories in these databases for magazine and journal articles covering your topic.

Kids InfoBits
  Kids InfoBits is a database developed especially for beginning researchers in Kindergarten through Grade 5. Covers Geography

Discovering Collection
  Discovering Collection offers easy access to award-winning content based on national curriculum standards. Covering the core curriculum areas, including history, literature, science, social studies, and more, DC provides a premium selection of reference, primary sources, creative works, and multimedia, including hours of video and audio clips.



Books


Search for electricty and magnetism in the online catalog.


Websites


Explain that Stuff
What kinds of electricity are there? How does an electrical circuit work? Includes how electricity is measured and the history of electricity

Electricity at a Glance
This website provides state profiles and statistics

US Energy Information Administration
US Department of Energy discusses energy

How Electromagnetics Work
Why are electromagnets important? How does it work?

Lightening The Shocking Story
National Geographic explores the science of lightning.

Background Information for Magnets
Questions about magnetism answered. Great drawings and short explanations make this website easy to use and to learn about magnets.

Just What is Magnetism
Find out the answer to this question at this site. Includes drawings to help explain how magnets work.

Explain that Stuff
Fantastic descriptions of how magnets work, the magnetic field, and the Earth as a giant magnet.

Basics of Magnetism
This website provides images of attraction and repulsion and explains how magnetism works.


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