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Unesco World Heritage Sites http://whc.unesco.org/en/statesparties/fr

CultureSpaces http://www.culturespaces.com/en/portail/

Architecture, Cathedrals, and Historical Monuments
http://www.french-at-a-touch.com/Francophone/francophone_architectural_historical_sites.htm

Great Buildings Online http://www.greatbuildings.com/places/france.html

Centre de Monuments Nationaux http://www.monum.fr/prehome/prehome.dml

Use these expert scholarly sources to research topics related to your science project.

World Book Encyclopedia (SPS Online Resources)

Science Databases at Seattle Public Library

Ask a Scientist: Search the Archive

Mad Sci Network

Science Buddies
Use the Topic Selection Wizard if you need ideas for a topic/question.

All Science Fair Projects

IPL Science Fair Project Resource Guide

Energy Quest Science Projects

Science Fair Central (Discovery Channel)

National Student Research Center

Science Fair Survival Page

Science Fair Project Steps

Science Fair Internet Resources

Science Fairs Homepage

“Ultimate Science Fair Project Resource”

Use the Online Student Resources to find expert information on your topic.

World Book Encyclopedia (upper left) has detailed articles on pollution, endangered species, early humans, obesity, and more.

Issues and Controversies (upper right) is a FANTASTIC resource for topics including Air Pollution, Global Warming, Obesity, AIDS Epidemic, Global Population Growth, and more. These are all expert articles published by Facts on File, which include links for further research in newspapers and magazines.

ProQuest and eLibrary will help you find magazine and newspaper articles, but use World Book and Issues and Controversies FIRST.