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This book is available online in PDF format.

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Podcast of author Grace Lin interviewing fellow children's authors with questions submitted by children.

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Grace Lin and Laurie Keller answer this wonderful kid question: "If you were to become a character in your book, which would it be and why?"

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Short nonfiction articles on an array of subjects. Includes audio clip, images, and MLA citation.

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Minutes to Browse Minutes listed by week and linked to the blog posts make it easy to browse for something that piques your interest. Scroll down, click, and get reading!

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Database you can use by age level and reading level (username and password required).

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Connect to a wonderful collection of preK-12 interactive research and language learning books! (Limited time only, requires username and password.)

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Free subscriptions for a limited time!

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TIME for Kids nurtures today’s learners and tomorrow’s leaders with authentic news and the critical-thinking skills that shape active global citizens.

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For older students, Newsela without Pear Deck as an intermediary might be a better fit. Also free for this school year.

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It's time to improve literacy skills during social studies instruction and ensure that readers of all abilities have what they need to access grade-level social studies concepts.

Join us on Thursday, December 7 for a look at scaffolded materials that provide extra literacy support while building key social studies concepts and skills.

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Newsela | Content and assessment platform

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Content Aligned To National & State Standard, Flexible To Support Relevant Curriculum. Find the Perfect Piece Of Content For Lessons. Go beyond the book.

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Many STEM-related videos that can spark discovery and discussions.

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Browse over 4,000 smart and educational videos with a growing set of Video Collections on The Kid Should See This: Science, tech, animals, art, and more.

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Oregon School Library Information System (OSLIS) Research Videos

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Oregon School Library Information System (OSLIS) Research Videos

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Short, useful videos for navigating research materials.

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These videos were produced by the OSLIS Committee for elementary students.

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Informational activities about ocean science!

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national oceanic and atmospheric administration

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Videos, group activities, origami, outdoor and tabletop challenges, and a bunch of other projects that are fun, entertaining, and educational.

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Become a citizen scientist with local or online crowd-sourced science projects.

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SciStarter connects people to citizen science projects, citizen scientists, and resources. Real science we can do together.

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ALSC ALA Notable Children's Digital Media, 2020

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Create & play in Me: A Kid's Diary by Tinybop. Kids create a dynamic self-portrait with photos, words, pictures, and GIFs.

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Choice, strategy, balance, and . . . water equity? Parts of the planet are struggling to get enough water. Use each region's wealth to build pipes, desalinate water, and conduct research to bring water where it's needed most. Monsoons, dry spells, disease, and even cursed lawn sprinklers can help or hinder your progress. Manage your wealth and water carefully to solve the world's water crisis!

- Take actions to balance global water resources.
- React to global events.
- Make discoveries through research and recruit investors to share in the profits.
- Review and reflect on your strategy.
- Build, upgrade and use desalination plants to create fresh water.
- Play in the classroom or at home.

Aquation: The Freshwater Access Game is available as a website for desktop and laptop computers. For use on tablets and smartphones, download the application from the Apple App Store or Google Play Store.
Click here to open the text-alternative version of Aquation. Frequently Asked Questions

Primary funding provided by a Youth Access Grant from the Smithsonian Institution's Office of the Assistant Secretary for Education and Access.

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Choice, strategy, balance, and . . . water equity? Parts of the planet are struggling to get enough water. Use each region's wealth to build pipes, desalinate water, and conduct research to bring water where it's needed most. Monsoons, dry spells, disease, and even cursed lawn sprinklers can help or hinder your progress.