This is a secondary source because the information presented was from several different sources.

This is a primary source because it is the result of investigating scientifically and not just repested from another source. It is http://www.fort.usgs.gov.gov/BatsWindmills/ Made a mistake when doing the URL.

This was a problem I wouldn't have thought about when thinking of wind turbines. I'm not sure I'd want dead bats lying around my property....

A primary source.

There is alot of information on this but not many articles that are very helpful.

There are many things to consider when deciding whether to use wind turbines as an alternative energy source.

As I have been searching for information for my research I am finding most helpful to me is the ones who have video clips, like this one..

http://www.howtosaveelectricity.net/cat/residentail-wind-power/

A source the librarian helped me to find that I found very helpful!

Department of Energy has another site the librarian helped me find.

http://www.dsireusa.org

http://www.howtosaveelectricity.net/cat/residentail-wind-power/

A source the librarian helped me to find that I found very helpful!

Research Topic
My research topic is wind energy, especially wind turbines. I chose this because my husband has been interested in this for awhile and now we're seeing more wind turbines in our area. I wanted to learn more to see if it was something we'd want to consider.

I found the following resources:

Wind Power.
Author: D. Hosansky.

Turbines in the BNackyard: The Sound and the Strobes.
Author: A. Webster

How to Make Energy Competitive
Author: F. Mormann & D. Reicher

Resources for my topic- Wind Energy- especially wind turbines
Source #1 ( I'm still trying to figure out how to use it so please forgive me if I'm putting it in the wrong spot).
Wind Power by D. Hosansky
http://library.cqpress.com/cqresearch/
Source #2
Turbines in the Backyard
http://web.ebscohost.com.proxy.library.uaf.edu/ehost/newarticle/data=dGJyMPp44rp2%
How to Make Energy Competitive.
http://web.ebscohost.com.proxy.library uaf.edu/ehost/detail/sid=d6a4d2d5-ab07-4414

I'm amazed how everything ties together. It's a very interesting topic!

My favorite website is naeyc.org. This stands for the National Association for the Education of Young Children. As a preschool teacher, I try to stay informed on information and articles pertaining to young children. You don't have to be a member to read the articles. I have passed along information I've read to the parents of my students, but also found it helpful for some of my classes in Early Childhood.