| A Pathfinder for Eighth Grade |
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If you would like to learn more about Endangered Species, follow the links on this pathfinder. It will help you find information in your school library media center, on the Internet, and in the community about Endangered Species. |
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| There are several excellent books about
Endangered Species. A few of the books are listed below.
To locate more books, use the suggested keywords and phrases to search the online
library catalog. NONFICTION BOOKS Rock & roll generation : teen life in the 50s. 306 ROC The history of rock music. Bergamini, Andrea. 781.66 BER The history of rock and roll. Woog, Adam. 781.66 Woo 25 years of Rock & Roll. Har 784 Har An album of rock and roll. Hanmer, Trudy J. 784.5 Han The 50s. Epstein, Dan. 973.923 EPS Jimi Hendrix. Markel, Rita J. B Hen Elvis Presley. Love, Robert, B PRE Bruce Springsteen. Derkins, Susie. B SPR American legends of rock. Knapp, Ron. BC KNA The Beatles. Roberts, Jeremy. BC Rob 1960s pop. Brunning, Bob. 781.66 Bru The 60s. Epstein, Dan. 973.923 EPS John Lennon : the Beatles and beyond. Wright, David K. B LEN The Beatles. Roberts, Jeremy. BC Rob THE BEATLES. Yenne BC YENN REFERENCE BOOKS The new Rolling stone encyclopedia of rock & roll. 1995 REF 781.66 NEW Encyclopedias are located on the back wall in the Reference books MAGAZINES Time and U.S. News are located in the Periodical Room. You can access magazine and news articles through our Electronic Databases. |
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| The Web sites listed on this page have been previewed and selected for this topic. If additional information is needed, use the suggested keywords and phrases to search the Internet.
You can only use CLUSTY or VIVISMO! DO NOT USE GOOGLE! WHY? These two search engines are categorically arranged. You will see it helps! Great websites: http://www.rockhall.com/home/default.asp
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all inductees: http://www.rockhall.com/hof/inductee.asp?id=2344
Other websites that may be helpful: This will give you a list of educational websites that will rock your soul! |
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| Our library has the following multimedia resources on your topic: See Mrs. Jamison for this information. EVAN Project: http://www.powermediaplus.com Username: tighestudent Password: tighe |
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| If you want to browse the shelves in the library to locate information about Rock and Roll, use these numbers: Non-fiction Shelves: 781 & 973's and B or BC Reference: Biography Today, Biography Today, REF 785 |
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| Do you need additional information? Try using these words and phrases to search Magazine Index, the library online catalog, CD-ROM or print encyclopedias or the World Wide Web: Use the title of your rock solo artist or group. For example: type Aretha Franklin in the search box for our OPAC, database, or search engine. Other keywords to use are:“Rock and roll” For most topics it may be helpful to use: or “Beatles” (or name of pop icon you are studying)
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| Go to the Margate Public Library website Mrs. Jamison and Mrs. Barbera's Pix would be: History Resource Center-- WOW THIS ONE IS GREAT! It gives you the source citation with to help you not plagiarize H. W. Wilson Biography- (Bio of your artist or group + images) EbscoHost/Student Research Center- (this will give you magazine and newspaper articles that are current about your Pop icon or group + images) |
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NJ State Language Literacy Content Standards
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