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Britannica Learning Zone
From Home or the Library
Interactive learning activities developmentally
appropriate for children aged 4-7, focusing on maps and videos, games and learning materials, word and letter activities. Fundamental
concepts include animals, colors, geography, numbers, shapes, sounds, time and more.
InfoTrac Junior Edition
From
Home or the Library
This periodical database is designed for students in
junior high and middle school, with access to magazines,
newspapers and reference books for information on current
events, the arts, science, popular culture, health,
people, government, history, sports and more.
Kids InfoBits
From
Home or the Library
Search magazines & reference books for information on
current events, the arts, science, popular culture,
health, people, government, history, sports and more. This
database is designed for students in kindergarten through
grade 5.
Learning Express Library
From
Home From
the Library
A comprehensive, interactive online learning platform of
practice tests and tutorial course series designed to help
patrons—students and adult learners—succeed on the
academic or licensing tests they must pass. You'll get
immediate scoring, complete answer explanations, and an
individualized analysis of your results. Includes
test prep books, in ebook format, for college and graduate
school entrance exams, civil service tests, the GED,
citizenship, TOEFL and more. Funded by
Thayer Public Library.
PowerSearch
From
Home or the Library
Select multiple databases from a list and then
search across all of the databases you have chosen.
World Book Online Reference Center
From
Home or
the Library
Online reference source-containing every article from the
22-volume World Book Encyclopedia print set plus thousands
more. Includes state-of-the-art multimedia, maps, as well
as editor-reviewed Web sites. Special features include World
Book Advanced for grades 8 and up that offers
primary and secondary source content in one integrated
search and World Book Kids, which is designed for
younger students. Funded by Thayer Public
Library.
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