Digital Resources

Educational and documentary streaming video from a variety of sources.

Fun and informative video and audio titles on a variety of topics. Kid-safe and ad-free!

A searchable primary source documents database covering 1790-2000 of the Black Freedom Struggle.

Pre K - 2nd grade. Play and read to learn letters, numbers, shapes, animals, and more.

The go-to site for K-12 research.

Public digital library of open primary sources, bringing the wealth of U.S. libraries, archives, and museums to your classroom and home.

Perfect for help with homework, DK’s clear, reliable, and highly visual content covers all curriculum subjects and more!

Designed for young Spanish speaking students or those learning Spanish as a second language.

Content from children’s magazines, easy-to-read encyclopedia entries, and images.

Learn and develop the skills needed to advance in work and life.

Documents, photos, maps, film, and video from leading history journals. Also includes biographies of historical figures.

Resources for students, parents and teachers.

Practice exercises, instructional videos, and a personalized learning dashboard that empower learners to study at their own pace in and outside of the classroom.

All of Michigan’s resources for teens in one spot.

All of Michigan's resource for youth in one spot.

100 Milestone Documents of US History from the National Archives.  A collaborative effort of the National Archives, USA Freedom Corps, and National History Day.

Articles and activities for Animals and Social Studies. Grades PreK-3.