This page contains helpful resources for classroom assignments and research projects. The librarian is always happy to provide instructional support for any of these resources.
Most of the resources on this page are accessed by following the link. If you are prompted for a password, please check the link below for help.
World Book Encyclopedia
Research any topic, explore the world and current events, read biographies, watch videos, and use the helpful research tools.
Exclusive online features include video clips and slideshows, a worldwide photo gallery, interviews with adults and children, and a unique recipe collection with five local recipes for each country. Plus, create-your-own data tables and charts help put dozens of facts into perspective.
Exploringnature.org is an online science education resource for K-12 that can be accessed at school or at home. The resource allows access to more than 7,000 pages of science education resources, which includes:
• Vibrantly illustrated science models, posters, diagrams, and other visual aids.
• Activities, experiments, investigations, worksheets, and reading about science topics.
• Over 1,000 coloring and labeling pages, lessons for how to draw animals, create habitat murals, dioramas, posters, nature trails, maps, and guides.
• Units of science content to help fulfill the Next Generation Science Standards listed by grade (see below).
EBSCOhost is an online reference system. It offers a variety of full-text databases from leading information providers. Includes articles and information for consumer health, history, Explora for secondary schools, literary reference and more. Check it out!!
History Reference Center is a full-text database featuring historical reference books, magazines, journals, and thousands of primary source documents.
Literary Reference Center is a rich, full-text literary database covering all genres and time frames, ideal for students, educators, and researchers.