Embedded Files
If you are asked for a password, use the link below to get the list of passwords.You will need to log in with your school email account.
-- Password List --
-- Password List --
Quick links to applications for remote learning.
Manage your student ID and password.
Monster Madness Booklist
Monster Madness Booklist
Need to use a dictionary?
Visit Wordsmyth Kids and choose between the 'elementary' or 'intermediate' dictionary.
•Goblin Threat Escape Room•
How To Do Research Without Copying
•Mrs. Lodges Library•
Using Spine Labels
•NYC School Library System Libguide•
Reader's Advisory Websites
Do you need some ideas about what to read next? These websites help match readers with the 'perfect' book.
Read about all kinds of books. Get ideas for what to read next.
Look through book lists, award winning books, even learn about your favorite authors and illustrators. Sign-in using your DOE email username and password.
This searchable Best Books List draws from the committee's annual Best Children's Books of the Year-beginning with the list of books published in 2000-with each featuring more than 600 high-quality titles for young readers.
Sora has created collections of books that students enjoy reading. Use the 'Collections' button to explore them.
Reader's Advisory Middle School Lists
Do you need some ideas about what to read next? These websites help match readers with the 'perfect' book.
NOVELNY Program Database
Answer the age-old question, 'What do I read next?' Search and match reading interests to books, authors, genres, or topics.
Just for Fun
Take a 10 minute break playing a game on one of these websites.
•Arcademics•
Arcademics combines the excitement of video games with educational content.
•Funbrain•
Funbrain offers hundreds of games, books, comics, and videos that develop skills in math, reading, problem-solving and literacy.
•Jigsaw Explorer•
Pick your puzzle and put it together by yourself or use 'Multiplayer Mode' to invite a friend to help you.
•Free Rice•
Learn, Play, and Give Back with Free Rice. Every correct answer = 10 grains of rice for the UN Word World Food Programme. Different categories include: English, Art Culture, Math, Science and more.
For Parents
Support literacy at home with the activities and resources on these websites.
You don't always have to pay big bucks for great educational games, apps, and websites: Lots of outstanding free options are only a click away. The folks at Common Sense Media have created a list of free educational Apps to support learning. Read their reviews to choose what's right for you and your child.
This website offers information and resources on how young kids learn to read, and how caring adults can help. There is a lot of information here. Look at the 'Literacy at Home' or the 'Books & Authors' tabs.
Use your MyLibraryNYC card from Queens Public Library to login to this resource.
Homework help with live tutors in math, science, reading/writing, social studies, and more. Homework help from a tutor is available daily from 2-11pm.
Edited By Josy A. Martinez
October 2026
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