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Explains energy concepts, periodic table, and has an energy calculator.

ERIC (Education Resources Information Center) is a freely available Web database made up of education-related reports and journal articles published from 1966 to the present. Free and accessible anywhere.

Full text database of the newspapers, magazines, and journals of the ethnic, minority and native press. [ProQuest]

Find more than 2100 full text scholarly journals and over 1700 peer-reviewed, full-text journals. Collection provides focus on education by providing full text for over 500 high-quality educational journals. [EBSCO]

Designed specifically for elementary school students according to their needs and search abilities. Includes topic overview that provide students with a starting point for research and top videos from the Associated Press. [EBSCO]

Designed specifically for general research in a public library. Includes topic overviews that provide a starting point for research and top videos from the Associated Press. [EBSCO]

Designed specifically for middle school and high school students according to their needs and search abilities. Includes topic overviews that provide students with a starting point for research and top videos from the Associated Press. [EBSCO]

Access demographic, economic and population data from the U.S. Census Bureau. Explore census data with visualizations and tutorials.

Create or play existing Jeopardy boards on a variety of educational topics.

Find the latest news and information from nearly every industry and region, with access to popular resources such as The Wall Street Journal, St. Louis Business Journal, St. Louis Post Dispatch, and The New York Times.