As we approach the back-to-school season, it’s the perfect time to take advantage of your Library’s extensive databases designed specifically to support students’ learning needs.
Whether you’re tackling homework, diving into science projects, enhancing reading skills, or exploring social studies, these resources are invaluable tools for academic success. With a wealth of information at your fingertips, students can find the answers they need and boost their confidence in any subject.
Here are some of the back-to-school databases we recommend. They are all available in-library and from home with a library card number.
Homework Louisiana
With experts in math, science, writing, and more, students have access to unlimited homework help and test prep in addition to job support, and other resources. Provided by the State of Louisiana.
BookFlix
Recommended for children in PreK – grade 3, this resource pairs classic fictional video storybooks from Weston Woods with related nonfiction eBooks from Scholastic to build a love of reading and learning. Provided by the State Library of Louisiana.
ScienceFlix
This is science for the next generation! Recommended for grades 4-9, this is the perfect STEM and next generation science standards (NGSS) resource with leveled scientific content, interactive features, and intuitive navigation. Provided by the State of Louisiana.
Scholastic Teachables
Unlock unlimited access to 25,000-plus searchable and printable education materials, including lesson plans, mini-books, and activity sheets for a variety of grade levels and subjects. This is perfect for teachers, busy parents looking to support their child's learning, and homeschooling families.
TrueFlix
Recommended for ages 8-11, this highly-engaging multimedia resource supports science and social studies instruction thourgh engaging videos and Scholastic eBooks, helping students improve literacy skills, build content-area knowledge, and cultivate the skills necessary for academic success and college and career readiness. Provided by the State of Louisiana.