Virtual Libraries

Below you will find resources we have collected into virtual libraries for our students to explore. These include fiction and nonfiction choices that were used in grade level STEAM projects to learn more about the world around us. This includes learning about their own reading identity! Students can use these texts at home to read for fun or find some new and exciting information!

1st Grade Citizenship Virtual Library

Government Virtual Library

This was created for 1st grade students discovering facts about our government.

K-1st Virtual Library

Kindergarten to 2nd Grade Virtual Library

Explore this library to learn about different genres, or types of text for younger students.

2-3 Virtual Library

3rd to 5th Grade Virtual Library

Older students can read different types of text to find what they enjoy reading.

Kindergarten Citizenship Library

Kindergarten Citizenship Library

This collection was selected to go along with an inquiry into what makes a good citizen for our kindergarteners.

1st Grade Research Rooms

Research Rooms

Informational resources are provided to help students research. This is an example of resources used for a 1st grade unit on the rainforest.

Wordless Picture Book Virtual Library

Wordless Picture Books

Read the pictures to infer the story! Sometimes more of the story comes from the illustrations than from the text.

Theme Virtual Library

Finding the Theme

These are some excellent texts to find the theme or message an author is trying to get across. This is a standard across grade levels.

Culture Books - 2nd grade

Celebrating Cultures

Students used texts from EPIC to research different cultures represented around the world.

Historical events

Historical Events

Students looked back throughout history at events that changed our lives to spark inquiry into their impact.

Opinion Text Set

Opinion Writing

Students use authors as mentors when learning to write for a purpose. These texts show students how authors use evidence to support opinions.

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