September 11 Resources for High School Students
Posted on September 11, 2020
by Kate M
Are you overwhelmed with the number of resources to help your students learn? Let the Library help! Using trusted resources and expert knowledge, our resourceful librarians have gathered a collection of credible and reliable resources – both electronic and books – on dozens of popular classroom topics, carefully curating each list to meet the curricular grade level demands.
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Relevant Search Terms: 9/11, September 11, September 11 2001
Ebsco Academic Search Premiere
* This is an Ebsco database, some results may overlap those found in other Ebsco products.
9/11 Debunking the Myths (Library Card Required)
Access World News
In Pictures: Inside New York’s National September 11 Memorial Museum
Jon Stewart lashes out at Congress over 9/11 victims fund
Congressional Committee Report on 9/11 Due Out Tomorrow
Explora Secondary
* This is an Ebsco database, some results may overlap those found in other Ebsco products.
9/11 15 years later—Speech by Barack Obama
September 11 Terrorist Attacks (encyclopedia entry)
Gale Virtual Reference Library 9/11 Collection
World Book Ebook: Persian Gulf, Afghanistan, and Iraq Wars
World Book Encyclopedia
September 11 terrorist attacks
Related Primary Sources, websites and more
Video: Why was the World Trade Center chosen as a target for terrorists?
Websites:
Also try these great print titles available for check out.
September 11: A Primary Source History
September 11 : attack on America
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