HERE ARE SOME COOL WEBSITES TO HELP
WITH HOMEWORK...AND JUST FOR FUN!!
ACTIVITIES, GAMES, AND ENTERTAINMENT
StoryLines-A great site with streaming videos of amous people reading children's books aloud.
 
WORLD BOOK ONLINE FOR KIDS IS HERE!
World Book Web We are happy to offer World Book Online for Kids - a database especially for elementary students.  It offers the same authoritative information as the World Book Encyclopedia and so much more - videos, interactive features, biographies, games - a great one-stop resource for young explorers!
 
Click HERE to go to World Book Web, or click the icon above.  Once you are at the World Book Web page, select World Book Online for Kids.
 
If you are accessing this site from a location outside the library, you will be asked for your six-digit library card number. If you don't have a six-digit library card number, stop in the library and we'll give you a new card at no cost. 
 
Call us at 343-7747 if you have any difficulty accessing these databases.

Early Literacy Computer
EARLY LITERACY COMPUTER
Our Early Literacy computer is full of top-rated educational games, stories and activities designed for children aged 2 - 8.  Reader Rabbit Toddler, SpongeBob SquarePants  Typing,Krazy ArtRoom, My Amazing Human Body and Shooting Stars are just a handful of the exciting programs kids can get their hands on!  Come in and enjoy!!

Accelerated Reader
How to find AR titles in our card catalog
 
You can search for Accelerated Reader titles in our card catalog by school, reading level and/or point value. 
 
Go to our Card Catalog.
  1. Click the Reading Program Search tab in the left side of the screen.
  2. Enter the Reading Level, and/or the Point Value of the titles you wish to find.
  3. In the "Enter a Word or Phrase" box, enter your school name, such as Central Elementary, North Elementary, Northwood Elementary, or Middle School.
  4. Click Search.
You will see a list of all the Accelerated Books we own that match your school's list.   The Point Value is listed next to each title.   Click on any title to see more information, including the Reading Level.
 
You can create your own list by clicking the "Add" button next to each title you like.  When finished, click the "My List" tab near the top of the screen.  You can save the list to your computer, or print it out and bring it to the library!