Grade Level Unit Search Term Books Online Resource Path United Streaming Videos
5 Explorers Enter your explorer's name, last name first. Go to Your Library's website. Click on the magnifying glass. Enter your explorer's name, last name first. Run a subject and keyword search.

Go to Grolier Online. Enter your explorer's name, last name first.

The best POWER Library resource for this report is Facts for Learning.

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The New World Explored
(Verrazano,Cartier,
DeSoto,DeVaca, deCoronado, Drake,Hudson, and deChamplain

Exploring the World: Spanish Explorers of North AMerica (reasons for exploration,trade routes, Silk Road)

French Explorers: The Beginnings of French Exploration and Settlement in North America (1490-1564)

French Explorers: The Exploration of the Mississippi River: Marquette, Jolliet, and LaSalle (1672-1687)

Early Explorers: The Age of Discovery (Diego,Columbus,deGama,Vespucci,Cabot,Magellan)




Grade Level Unit Search Term Books Online Resource Path United Streaming Videos
5
Thirteen Colonies
Enter the term Thirteen Colonies
Go to Your Library's website. Click on the magniying glass. Enter the name of your colony, "Jamestown Colony". Run a subject and keyword search.

Go to Grolier Online. Enter thirteen colonies. Click on Colonial America, Table of Contents. Find your colony and click on it. The articles are hyperlinked to information specific to your colony. There is a great map of the 13 colonies on the right had side of the article.

The best POWER LIbrary resource for your report is Facts for Learning.

  • Select Grades 2-5,
  • American History,
  • History,
  • Colonial America,
  • Oxford American Children's Enyclopdia, "Thirteen Colonies." Select your colony within the article.

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Making the Thirteen Colonies: New England Colonies

Making the Thirteen Colonies: The Middle Colonies

Making the Thirteen Colonies: The Southern Colonies

Diversity of Colonial Communities (includes Colonial Government)

















Grade Level Unit SearchTerm Books Online Resource Path United Streaming Videos
5
Biomes
Enter the term biome
Go to your Library's Website. Click on the Magnifying Glass. Enter specific biome you are researching (desert). Run a subject and keyword search.

The best POWER Library resources are: Facts for Learning. Enter biome go to World Almanac and the article "Home Sweet Biome." This is a good introduction to your topic.

Kids Search. Enter "biome". On the left side of the screen, click narrow results by subject. Click on your specific biome (desert). This is also a good introduction to your topic.

Missouri Botanical Garden has an excellet webquest with all of the information you need.

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Biomes: Our Earth's Major LIfe Zones














Grade Level Unit Search Term Books Online Resource Path United Streaming Videos
5 Colonial Occupation/ Crafts Enter the name of the colonial occupation or craft. Go to your Library's Website. Click on the Magnifying Glass. Enter the name of the occupation or craft. Run a subject and keyword search.

Click on the following links to learn information about your colonial occupation/craft.

Colonial Williamsburg Trades

Under Colonial Williamsburg Trades select Portraits of tradespeople. Portraits of tradespeople of Williamsburg.

Slideshow of Colonial Trades

Colonial Occupations Page

Colonial Crafts Page

Cooper Makes a Barrel Game

Brickmaker Game

Blacksmith Game

Miller and Windmill

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Tanning Hides

Building a Canoe

Tallowing (Candle Making)




























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