Marquette STEM Fair

Visit this website to learn how to do a science experiment and to find many ideas for science experiments.

Use this database library to find articles related to your topic and keywords. These databases can only be accessed on school computers.

Science kids provides fun and interesting information on science and technology, searchable by grade level.

This website has recent to current articles about all your topics. Most articles are based on research.

This website has a lot to offer. Start with News and navigate around the site to find articles that relate to your topic. You can also play games that will help you learn more about your topic for research.

Watch a Bill Nye the science guy video here to help you understand your topic.

Wondering how something will work in your project, give it a look here.

Visit the Lab TV tab to learn more about your topic through videos.

This is a sweet online learning lab, check it out!

Thematic pathfinders providing 4 or more sites on popular report topics for elementary and middle school reports.

This is a very useful website to conduct research on if your topic is Chemistry.

Aside from the wonderful access to the dictionary, this site offers words games and a word for the day.

Find information about a variety of subjects ranging from weather facts to how computers work.

Use this website to learn about your topics from how memory works to humans to animals to chemistry. Learn through videos, but remember, you have to be able to record what you learned!

An excellent resource from Internet Public Library that links kids to all sorts of exceptional resources for their projects.

Search engine. Use your keywords to find articles and other sources of information.

Looking for images to include in a project? Use this website for pictures to include in your research paper.

This website will help you with research based on the solar system.

This NASA site has videos, games, and projects about outer space, the solar system, and space exploration.

Learn about astronomy, space, telescopes, stars, discoveries.

Investigate outer space with this website.

Does your project involve chemicals or chemical reactions? Then you'll definitely need to visit this site to learn about the periodic table.

All you need to know about elements and more!

This will guide your research with climate, weather, or the Earth's Structure.

This is a must visit website for research around plants in specific ecosystems.

SciJinks offers information for kids on the subjects of weather, the seasons and earth's place in the solar system.

This site offers a number of pages on forests, trees, and the air.

Wondering how the pollution is in the US? This site covers toxic chemicals and health risks in the various environmental settings of the city, the farm, a port, and those found on the US/Mexico border.

Find the answers to these questions, and many others related to pollution, global warming, and recycling, at this site from the Environmental Protection Agency.

Learn about conservation, meet and share with kids from all over the planet.

The Tech Museum of Innovation offers this website for upper elementary/middle school children, providing articles on history, ethics and innovation in the field of robotics.

This site profiles a different inventor each week with a biographical sketch covering his or her accomplishments and their impact upon society.

A conversion table for weight, time, length, area, speed, pressure, and other things.

The Computer Science Student Network (CS2N) is a resource with engaging activitiesdesigned to teach students of all ages on how to program robots, animations, web pages, and games.

This website will assist with finding research in relation to any human body or anatomy questions you will have. The Visible Human Project consists of some 9,000 digitized sections of the body.

Does your project involve human behavior and the health of humans? Check this site out!

Need to know about exercise, how the body works, how things affect your brain and body? Learn about fitness, food and nutrition, exercise, disease, and safety.

This is an extremely helpful website if your topic is life science.

Are microscopic organisms a material in your project? This website teaches all you need to know about cells.

Working with fungi, algae, or invertebrates, this has research you won't want to miss! Explore endangered species and all you need to know about a specific species.

Are you using a special species in your project? You'll want to learn as much as you can before you interact with it. Learn all of if here!

This "guide to the world of fun and clever gardening" offers information and hands-on guidance about flowers, and vegetables.

Another awesome website that will help get your gears thinking about physics!

Find out what cell phones are made of, look at aluminum atoms, and much more

Need to know where energy comes from? Or how to conserve it? Visit this website.

ARTSEDGE is the Kennedy Center's free digital learning platform for arts education

Find articles based on the sports you're studying.

In this exhibit, you can compare ancient and modern Olympic sports, tour the site of Olympia as it looks today, learn about the context of the Games and the Olympic spirit, or read about the Olympic athletes who were famous in ancient times.

Learn about all track and field events.