Title: Explore Countries and Cultures
Grade Level(s): 5
Subject Area(s): Social Studies, Language Arts
Pathfinders will help you find information on Internet and in the media center about your topic. Search as many places as necessary in order to gather information for your research. To help you with this process see the Search Engine Strategy Plan.
Country name
Geography
Government
Economy
Language
History
Holidays
Food
Clothing
Sports
Structures
Buildings
Flag
Musical instrument
World Book Encyclopedia
Ask Media specialist for assistance in logging on. This online
encyclopedia has Internet links to other sources of information on
your country as well as related World Book articles.
SIRS Discoverer
Use this to find magazine articles and up-to-date graphics about your
country.
These links have information that will help you successfully complete this project.
Country
at a Glance
A United Nations database of facts about countries
Nations of
the World
National Anthems, Flags, Maps, Weather, News
Lonely Planet
- Destinations
Information, maps, and pictures about countries of the world
Atlapedia
Online
The **Countries A to Z** section, provides facts, figures and
statistical data on geography, climate, people, religion, language,
history, economy & more... for each individual country.
The **World Maps** section, provides full color physical and
political maps for regions of the world.
The
Worldwide Holiday and Festival Site
Lists public holidays in each country.
Multi-Cultural
Calendar - Index by Country
Information on holidays provided by students around the world.
Flags of the
World
Includes information on the significance of the colors in each
flag.
Ask Jeeves for Kids
Ask Jeeves a question about your country. Use keywords to narrow
search.
Kids
Click
Choose a keyword on Kids Click Geography/History/Biography page.
Patron's Catalog: This is an electronic catalog of media center print and nonprint resources.
CD-ROMS:
World Book Multimedia Encyclopedia
National Geographic Picture Atlas of the World
Map 'N Facts
Microsoft Musical Instruments
Citing your sources is an important part of research. Use Works Cited to keep a record of the resources you use for this activity.
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