Home computer resources – My home computer can be a link to many resources.

Museums – Authentic exhibits, historical documents and all kinds of resources can be found in local museums or museums online.

Zoos – Zoos often have education centers and animal experts.

Planetariums – Programs, pamphlets and scientists can be good sources of information.

Nature Centers – Often large parks and conservation areas have Nature Centers with a variety of resources and experts to help me.

Colleges & Universities – I can check with local colleges to see if I can use their resources.

Historical sites – Historical organizations, sites and documents can be great resources.

Schools, library media centers & classrooms – Schools, library media centers & classrooms - A good place to begin looking for information is my very own school library and my classroom.

Libraries (public, academic, special) – There are many types of libraries including my public library system. They can usually borrow materials from each other.

Telecommunications providers – A lot of organizations provide information through TV, radio and the telephone.

Government agencies – My city, county and state governments have many agencies and services that offer information.