Passwords HERE
Science in Context via Gale (sync with google to save - not classroom!)
Science Reference Center via EBSCO (create an account to save)
Encyclopedia Britannica - good for general information
In Science Lab Reports, you have two research needs.
First:
In the BACKGROUND INFORMATION section, you give context about your topic.
To answer these questions, read widely to begin understanding your science topic. Science magazines and general websites work well for this.
In addition, you may want to find out what experiments have already been done. For this, databases and high-level websites might work best.
Second:
In the CONCLUSION & EVALUATION section, you extend your thinking about your results by making connections to current science topics.
For this, databases and high-level databases work well.
