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When you need trusted sources to supplement textbooks

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and develop critical thinking skills within your elementary students,

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use Kids InfoBits for cross-curricular support.

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Quickly find materials for classes by browsing for topics, entering simple search terms, or using advanced search.

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You can look for sources of a specific content type or reading level.

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Lexile levels are applied to articles for magazines and newspapers

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while content levels can be used to search for materials generally appropriate for beginning readers,

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or resources suited to upper elementary and middle school students.

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You can customize your search with multiple terms and a variety of search fields.

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When you find something you'd like to use in class

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make it easy to access by using the bookmark tool

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to create a persistent link so that your class can view the item in one click.

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If you have Google Classroom, you can even use Share to Classroom

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to post the link on your Google classroom site.

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You can tell your students to use Highlights and Notes to color-code key words and concepts,

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and have them keep a copy to show you their work.

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Best of all, Kids InfoBits is ad-free

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and accessible 24/7 on any device with an internet connection

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so you can also use it to have kids conduct their own research and exploration.

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Learn more at support.gale.com/training