Intermediate Division (3–5)
Non-fiction research resource for grades 3–6
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Learn about: States, Science, Social Studies, and Biographies. Includes videos, printable activities, and more.
Links to country reports that go beyond mere facts and figures to deliver a one-of-a-kind perspective on daily life and culture. In-depth reports covering 190+ countries and all 50 United States. (Grades 4-8)
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Educational videos, texts, activities and more.
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Audiobooks in six languages for K–8 & beyond.
See this video from TSC Literacy Liaison for tips on using Audible to access high quality audiobooks, free to students while schools are remote.
Explore TSC Digital Library, available through the student reading app, Sora!
Explore TSC Digital Library, available through the student reading app, Sora!
The collection of titles in Sora is like the TSC’s physical library, only it provides 24/7 access to ebooks and audiobooks. Visit soraapp.com or download the app for free, and sign-in with your TSC email and password to start borrowing and reading books today!
Questions? Contact your Librarians, Ms. Neffson (K– 4) and Ms. Renazile (K– 5)
Need help getting started with Sora?
Need help getting started with Sora?
Watch this short introduction to Sora video, check the Sora FAQ, or follow the step-by-step guide to Getting Started with Sora.
Watch this short introduction to Sora video, check the Sora FAQ, or follow the step-by-step guide to Getting Started with Sora.
SoraIntroVideo.mp4
Need help choosing a book?
Need help choosing a book?
Try exploring the collections on Sora created by your Librarians: Browse books in collections like Own Voices, Sports, Science, Social Justice, or Things To Make and Do.
Try exploring the collections on Sora created by your Librarians: Browse books in collections like Own Voices, Sports, Science, Social Justice, or Things To Make and Do.
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From the Archives: Spring 2020 3rd Grade Robot Festival!
From the Archives: Spring 2020 3rd Grade Robot Festival!
There are robots to protect the environment, help with social distancing, assist fire fighters, help with luggage handling, pet care, shopping, restaurant service, and even shelve books in the library! Meet all these robots and more on the 3rd Grade Robotics Festival page!
After researching robots from several different angles, 3rd grade robotics engineers brainstormed an idea for their own robot and worked to refine this idea based on feedback. Eventually they developed a "professional" blueprint and some chose to create commercials, prototypes, write news articles, or do a news interview. Now it's time to celebrate and meet the robots!