Grade 5 - Ms. Ferrone
Lincoln School

Sources of Energy
Elementary School Pathfinders
Lincoln LRC
Lakewood City Schools
Lakewood Public Library
U.S. Dept. of Energy Energy Information Administration Start at the Energy Kid's Page Energy Facts section.
Energy Matters See Types of Energy Sources.
Energy Quest Begin with the Energy Story, a good introduction with chapters on geothermal, hydro & oceanic, nuclear, solar, and wind.
Energynet An introduction to energy awareness and technology.
The National Renewable Energy Lab Check out: Learning about Renewables.
REPP Information on the various types of energy from the Renewable Energy Policy Program
U.S. Department of Energy's Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Network Lots of information here! Don't miss the seriously good information lurking on the Kids' Page.
Renewable Energies Wind, solar, geothermal and biomass. From the French electric company.
Energy - Environmental Literacy Council A general discussion with sections on each energy source.
Extreme Oil From a PBS TV series.
NaturalGas.org Here's an in depth look at natural gas.
Solar School An educational site from Australia.
Solar Matters A science unit from the Florida Solar Energy Center (in the Sunshine state).
Home Power Magazine Look at the menu item "The Basics" for info on Wind and Solar.
Geothermal Education Office A great source of information about geothermal energy and its use around the world. 
Powder River Coal Co. Here's a 6th grade report on coal in one U.S. location with some background on coal.
Nuclear Energy Institute The positive side of nuclear energy, with basics and background of this energy source. To learn about the dangers of nuclear power and radioactive waste, see Nuclear Information & Resource Service.
Virtual Nuclear Tourist In addition to nuclear, see the section with Comparisons of Various Energy Sources.
Fusion Basics Will this be the energy source of the future?
Ohio Web Library
Student Research Center