Online Resources

• Interactive, browser-based digital books that feature easy navigation tools and enhanced content such as read-to-me audio that supports readers of all types and ages
• Books can be accessed directly through this URL or through MARC records in the school’s library catalog.
• Books can be read online or can be downloaded into the Capstone Interactive app for offline use (up to 20 books).
• Username/password required – see your library media specialist.

• Portal to PebbleGo Animals, PebbleGo Earth & Space and PebbleGo SocialStudies.
• Specially designed to meet the needs of preK - 3 researchers: video and/or audio clips for most articles, expertly leveled text and engaging spoken-word audio, bolded words have glossary definitions and pronunciations. Ideal for first reports.
• Content correlated to curriculum standards, includes lesson plans and reproducibles for each database.
• No password needed at school. Username/password required for home use - see your library media specialist.

• Subscription includes links to downloadable questions to encourage critical thinking and was designed with grades 3-5 researchers in mind.
• Read-aloud capability is available for all 150+ articles.
• Content is correlated to Next Generation Science Standards.
• Username/password required – see your library media specialist.

• Multidisciplinary database specifically designed for upper elementary and middle school learners covering curriculum areas such as history, health, language arts, math, science, social studies and technology. 
• All content is 100% full text and selected from over 2,200 reliable, high quality global sources.
• Access to the content features logical subject tree hierachy, age-appropriate search/filter capabilities (including by Lexile range), streamlined results to help young learners connect with and comprehend content. 
• No password needed at school. Username/password required for home use - see your library media specialist.

• Offers balanced content selections from more than 2,000 international source and includes magazine articles, graphics, charts, maps, primary sources, government documents, websites, multimedia and timelines.
• Analysis and opinions cover the pros/cons and everything in btween of 360+ social, scientific, health, historic, economic and political issues.
• Content includes engaging essential questions and viewpoint articles to help build a solid foundation for understanding complex global issues. 
• Research guides organize a student’s research inquiry process.
• Lexile reading levels and Lexile scores are included to support individualized instruction. 
• No password needed at school. Username/password required for home use - see your library media specialist. 

• Contains original movies revealing the book creation process, audio excerpts of professional readings, and book guides and resources which span thousands of children’s, YA, and non-fiction titles.
• No password needed at school. Password required for home use - see your library media specialist.

Portal to five World Book resources:

• World Book Advanced – for high school. Includes encyclopedia, multimedia, e-book, and primary source databases along with lesson plans focusing on one or more primary source images.
• World Book Discover - differentiated content and tools specifically developed for middle and high school students reading below grade level because of language or learning difficulties.
• World Book Student – for elementary and middle schools. Includes all the articles from the print encyclopedia plus thousands of additional articles, learning resources, and research tools. Optimized for iPad.
• World Book Kids - simple navigation, easy-to-read articles, thousands of illustrations, videos, comparison tools, and engaging games and activities for young students.
• World Book Timelines - Hundreds of customizable, interactive timelines of important events throughout history. (Optimized for iPad)
• Enciclopedia Estudiantil Hallazgos – encyclopedia in Spanish.
• Also includes access to World Book Dictionary, and World Book Atlas.
• Content is correlated to state standards.
• No password needed at school. Username/password required for home use - see your library media specialist.