New Science Resources for Kids and Teens

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Attention budding Einsteins! The California State Library has funded access to three online learning resources focused on science.

The new online tools are part of California’s K-12 Online Resources Program, which already makes a wide variety of free research and homework tools available to every school-age student in California. No library card is required.

The resources include:

Gale Presents: National Geographic Kids

Allows students to explore science, nature, culture, archaeology, and space through images, videos and eBooks.
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Gale In Context: Environmental Studies

Broadens student understanding of environmental issues that affect people globally through topic overviews, journals, news, and multimedia content.
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Gale Interactive: Science

Allows students to manipulate 3D interactive models (including a 3D T-Rex skull!) to visualize and understand biology, chemistry, earth, and space science concepts.
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