York Elementary

Amazing Animals of the World is like a virtual trip to the zoo with engaging and interactive information on over 1,200 animals. This resource is perfect for the younger students in grades 1 to 4.

A unique fact-filled, interest-driven research tool for learning more on the United States, noted Americans and U.S. history. America the Beautiful is an excellent resource for students in grade 4 and above.

Examining major aspects of each ancient culture, such as its government, its economy, and its religious practices.

Examining major aspects of each ancient culture, such as its government, its economy, and its religious practices.

Examining major aspects of each ancient culture, such as its government, its economy, and its religious practices.

Examining major aspects of each ancient culture, such as its government, its economy, and its religious practices.

Examining major aspects of each ancient culture, such as its government, its economy, and its religious practices.

Examining major aspects of each ancient culture, such as its government, its economy, and its religious practices.

Examining major aspects of each ancient culture, such as its government, its economy, and its religious practices.

Examining major aspects of each ancient culture, such as its government, its economy, and its religious practices.

Examining major aspects of each ancient culture, such as its government, its economy, and its religious practices.

Online literacy resource that pairs classic fictional video storybooks from Weston Woods with related non-fiction ebooks from Scholastic.

Videos, activities and games covering: science, social studies, english, math, engineering & tech, health, arts and music.

Videos, activities and games designed for designed for all English Language Learners.

Videos, activities and games covering: science, social studies, english, math, engineering & tech, health, arts and music.

Look for people, places, and things. Watch and learn with videos and animations. Have fun with games and activities.

Grades 6-9 FreedomFlix includes: Dynamic e-books with embedded popups and a read-aloud option-engaging videos that build on the “living history” theme-related content that provides opportunities for further research.

Quick reference with media for middle school and higher.

Provides the most up-to-date information on countries, cultures and current events for students in grade 6 and above.

A collection of Mackin Ebooks available from the GVEP Media Library.

Science Lessons that include videos and hands-on activities.

A subset of Gale OneFile: News, this database includes articles from newspapers from around New York State including: Glens Falls Post-Star, New York Times, New York Post, Buffalo News, and Newsday.

Inspires elementary and middle school learners about key earth and space science topics including earth cycles, ecosystems and biomes, energy and matter, landforms, maps, natural disasters, rocks and minerals, environmental issues, the scientific method, space, water, and weather and climate.

Inspires elementary and middle school learners about key life science topics including animals; classification; endangered and extinct species; food chains and food webs; green living; habitats and ecosystems; the human body; life cycles; plants; and survival and adaptation.

Informs and inspires learners about key physical science topics including atoms and molecules; elements and the periodic table; energy and matter; force and motion; and temperature and measurement.

Information from all subject areas including Grolier Encyclopedias, Amazing Animals and America the Beautiful.

Engaging videos to build background knowledge and introduce the topic and key vocabulary.

Soundzabound royalty free music.

Explore what life was like as the American colonies started and grew, including where colonists lived, whom they traded with, and how they survived. Learn about important figures and industries in colonial history, as well as the many struggles colonists faced.

Explore the extraordinary history of the United States and the people, places, and events that helped shape our young nation. Discover the causes and significance of key events in American history and the beginnings of our government.

How can we use computational thinking in everyday life? Learn to create apps, games, and animations, too while learning concepts like algorithms, Boolean logic, and conditionals.

A well-researched overview of the Empire State, including its geography, history, and industries.

Grolier's New Book of Knowledge encyclopedia.

Scholastic ebooks and more.

Online general general resource developed especially for young students.

Elementary and middle school general reference resource.