FREE to Prattsburgh Central School students and their families.
** Passwords are available in the newsletter or Media Center. **
General Internet search engines are not always reliable. Students are encouraged to use the research databases purchased by the Prattsburgh Central School District for current and authoritative information.
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Brain Pop: Animated educational website for kids. Social Studies, Math, English, Arts, Science. |
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EBSCO (NOVEL)/ Primary Search: Funk & Wagnalls New Encyclopedia, the Encyclopedia of Animals and the American Heritage® Children’s Dictionary, 3rd Edition from Houghton Mifflin. |
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Gale eBook Collection: Access electronic versions of books provided by Gale. |
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First Search: Comprehensive reference service with a rich collection of databases. Includes over 9 million online full text and full image articles from over 4,000 electronic journals. |
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Gale (NOVEL): Gale Business and Company Resource Center, including Business ASAP, Infotrac Newsstand, Gale Health and Wellness Resource Center, with Alternative Health Module; Twayne’s Author Series. |
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Grolier Online (NOVEL): Includes Grolier Encyclopedia Americana, Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia, & New Book of Knowledge. |
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SIRS Researcher: General reference database with thousands of full-text articles exploring social, scientific, health, historic, economic, business, political & global issues. |
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TeachingBooks.net: Includes engaging resources about books for children and teens. From one easy website, TeachingBooks allows access to in-studio movies of authors and illustrators, audio excerpts of professional book readings, guides to thousands of titles and a wealth of multimedia resources on children’s and young adult literature. |
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World Book Online: Online encyclopedia |
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TumbleBookLibrary: is an online collection of animated, talking picture books which teach young children the joys of reading in a format they'll love. |
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New York Times Replica Edition: With The New York Times Replica Edition, every page of The Times on your computer looks exactly as it was published in print. It’s not a Web site, but a digital reproduction of the nation’s most honored newspaper page by page, including every article, photograph and advertisement – even the crossword. |