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Don't Google It! Research It! |
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| Kids InfoBits gives you access to pictures, magazines, sound files and much more. When you're looking for information for a report or presentation Kids InfoBits is a great place to start! | |
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Based on World Book's award-winning Discovery Encyclopedia, World Book Kids includes thousands of easy-to-read articles, engaging images and illustrations, interactive games and activities, and teacher resources. |
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World Book Discover includes reference articles, text-to-speech capabilities, learning and life skills activities, research tools, multimedia, and interactive video. Be sure to check out the World Book Explains video series where experts on all topics answer questions posed to World Book by students! |
| netTrekker has all sorts of great websites that teachers have already previewed to make sure they are helpful and accurate. Use netTrekker to save yourself time when you are looking for great resources online without having to search and search and search. | |
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SIRS Discoverer helps you discover all sorts of great articles from magazines and newspapers and other resources from their library. |
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eLibrary Curriculum has a gigantic collection of materials for your use. You can find magazines, newspapers, and thousands of pictures, maps, and educator-approved websites. |
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Ask a Librarian is a free online reference service that allows you to chat live with a librarian for immediate assistance. (You can use this service when you are home but NOT from your classroom.) |
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KidsClick! is a service run by the librarians at Kent State University and has links to lots of good information online. Reach the latest news or even find out about weird happenings at KidsClick! |
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BrainPOP Junior brings Annie and Moby together to give you great information about the things you are studying in class. Be sure to check out all the fun things they have for you to do too, like puzzles, games, and more! |
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Tim and Moby explain the Mysteries of the Universe at BrainPOP, and give you all sorts of good information that will help you understand the things you do in class. You'll find lots of information about the topics you're studying and all sorts of fun things to do at BrainPOP. |
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TumbleBookCloud Junior is an online collection of ebooks and read-along chapter books. TumbleBookCloud is simple to use! It can be used on any computer or mobile device thanks to Cloud Computing. |
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Early World of Learning offers a wealth of resources to help preschoolers and children in the early grades grasp critical early childhood themes while developing reading and oral language skills. The Early World of Learning uses narrated stories with word-by-word highlighting, interactive games, interactive reference material for beginners, and more to help young learners build vocabulary, comprehension, phonics, and reading fluency. |
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Glencoe's Virtual Manipulatives can help elementary age students master fundamental math and science skills. From counting to geometry, or telling time to reading a temperature, the manipulatives can be a great tool to help you with homework. |
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Be Creative! Have Fun! |
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Make a Word Cloud with Wordle! Wordle let's you take your ideas and turn the words into fun images! Try it out! |
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You can make all sorts of words on your own using the fun Construct a Word game at Read.Write.Think. Try it out! There are lots of other fun games at Read.Write.Think so be sure to check them out! |
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With scripts and ideas for plays that you can perform, Dramatic Learning is a fun way to learn about all sorts of topics! |
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FunBrain has all sorts of fun learning games that you can play on your own or challenge your friends! |
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