Gr 5-9 –The first volume of this clear, measured set on protest examines movements involving animal rights, African American and Hispanic/Latinx civil rights, economics, the environment, free speech, and globalization.
Librarian Tom Bober curates a strong set of resources, with tips on how to make the best use of these websites.
New titles from DK shed light on dinosaurs and biblical figures, while a new Guinness World Records volume has a science slant.
This curriculum-based database pushes elementary and middle school students to think about STEM and problem-solving in new ways.
This month's reference print titles run the gamut, from an encyclopedia on just about everything to a guide to genealogy.
Gr 5 Up –This comprehensive guide recognizes that there is no “typical” family structure and emphasizes that family is not just about bloodlines.
With info on everything from animals to the weather, Infobase's new database offers a trove of material.
The latest print reference titles include atlases, a guide to choosing college majors, and much more.
StudySync's new resource helps educators create lesson plans that build students' vocabulary, hone research skills, and much more.
