The Dalton School | Research Resources

Databases - Getting Started

Britannica School

Britannica School has encyclopedia articles, multimedia, primary sources, and games to support students in their research and learning.
PebbleGo

PebbleGo: Informational articles across five subjects: Animals, Biographies, Science, Social Studies, and Dinosaurs. Games and engaging activities included.
World Book Kids

World Book Kids is a general reference source with informational articles for younger students. Also includes videos, images, games, and activities.

Databases - Digging Deeper

PebbleGo Next

PebbleGo Next features information on States, Science, American Indian History, Social Studies and Biographies for the upper elementary/middle school levels.
World Almanac for Kids

World Almanac for Kids has articles in areas including biographies, geography, health & guidance, language arts, life science, math, physical science, social studies, sports, and the arts. Games, science projects and lots of fun facts, maps, flags and more!
World Book Student

World Book Student is a general knowledge encyclopedia with reference articles, a Biography Center, multimedia content and activities.

Other Resources

National Geographic Kids

National Geographic Kids provides high-quality articles, e-books, magazines, and videos to take students on amazing adventures in science, nature, culture, archaeology, and space.
Britannica Image Quest

Britannica Image Quest gives access to over two million images that are rights-cleared for non-commercial, educational use.
Britannica Escolar

Britannica Escolar- Una enciclopedia en espanol para los estudiantes de primaria y intermedia. (A spanish language encyclopedia for elementary and middle school students).

Research Tips

T.I.G.E.R Researching

Students in 2nd and 3rd grade learn about the TIGER model for researching. This is a process that helps students through the steps of research from developing questions about a research topic all the way to reflecting on and revising their final product. These information literacy skills are integral to successful research!

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