East Quogue Lessons

Natural Disasters

Use the sites below to help you do your research on natural disasters.

• How Stuff Works - Volcanoes
• LiveScience - Volcanoes
• LiveScience - Most Destructive Volcanoes
• How Stuff Works - Earthquakes
• LiveScience - Earthquakes
• How Stuff Works - Tsunamis
• LiveScience - How Tsunamis Work
• How Stuff Works - Tornadoes
• LiveScience - Tornadoes
• How Stuff Works - Hurricanes
• LiveScience - Hurricanes
• How Stuff Works - Floods
• P.B.S. - Floods
• How Stuff Works - Landslides
• U.S.S.A.R.T.F. - Landslides
• U.S.G.S.
• National Geographic - Forces of Nature

Elements for Sale

Remember to use at least 3 internet sites for your research. Seven reliable sources have been provided for you.

• Web Elements
• Chemicool
• J-Lab: It's Elemental
• Chemical Elements
• Lenn Tech - Periodic Chart
• Chem4Kids - Intro to Elements
• Ducksters - Periodic Table

Elements of the Periodic Table

Use the following website to gather information for your thinking map. When you are finished gathering your data, you can start a power point slide for your element.

• chemicool.com/
• interactive periodic table
• periodic table
• Chem for Kids

Ms. Russo's Websites

• ABCYa Computer Games
• IXL Math
• Base 10 Blocks
• Chicken Stacker--Short Vowels
• Ed's Bank
• Pattern Mania
• Telling Time
• Set the Clock
• Reggie the Rhino
• Initial Sound Match