Facts 4 Me: Research site with facts and photos
World Book Online Encyclopedia
Select either the Kids or Student edition. No password is required if accessed from school. |
Pebble Go (For Grades K-2): Research site with facts, photos, videos
Pebble Go Next (For Grades 3-5):_ Research site with facts, photos, and videos on Native Americans and U.S. states.
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Brain Pop: Watch educational videos to learn about school subjects.
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Creative Commons Search: Use this site to find copyright free photos and images for your school projects. There is no password required.
Pixabaypixabay.com/: This site provides copyright free photos to use for school projects. Please turn on the safe search box. Click on the 3 dots in the upper right. Then, select FAQ. Click the box under question 5 (Enable Safe Search).
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Tumble Book Library: TumbleBooks are animated, talking picture books which teach kids the joy of reading in a format they'll love. TumbleBooks are created by taking existing picture books, adding animation, sound, music and narration to produce an electronic picture book which you can read, or have read to you. *This website can only be accessed from within Olive school, not at students' homes.
Mexico Symbaloo for Second Grade: Click on the taco below to be taken to a Symbaloo of research links for Mexico.
Countries of the World Symbaloo for Second Grade: Click on the world map below to be taken to a Symbaloo of research links for countries: Australia, Brazil, Greece, Kenya, and India.
Earth Day Links to Thinglink pages
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True Flix: This site connects to online ebooks that are part of the True series by Scholastic. There are also links to related websites. Some of the topics covered are Native Americans, 13 colonies, biographies, animal kingdoms, U.S. government, and more! No password is required if accessed from school.
Book Talks To Introduce Book Club Choices
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Click on the link or the photo to open the Thinglink. Hover your mouse over the letters on the Thinglink, then click "Read More" to open the videos. The tsunami videos show on the picture of the thunderstorm.
Great Chicago Stories for 2017
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