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Explore with GALE Elementary
Looking for a fun and easy way to keep your child learning as the school year wraps up? 
GALE Elementary is the perfect place for curious kids in grades K–5 to explore topics they love—like animals, space, art, people, and more! With colorful pictures, cool videos, and simple charts, it turns big ideas into bite-sized discoveries. Whether they're working on an end-of-year project or just want to learn something new, GALE Elementary makes it exciting to explore the world—and it’s all just a click away
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Ready to take a journey into your family's past?
MyHeritage Library Edition lets you explore your roots and uncover stories from generations ago in just a few clicks.
With access to billions of historical records, photos, and family tree profiles from around the world, it's like opening a time capsule filled with memories. Discover where your ancestors lived, how they traveled, and even what they looked like through census records, immigration documents, and old photographs. Whether you're building a family tree or just curious about your heritage, MyHeritage is a powerful (and fun!) way to connect with the past—and share it with future generations.
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Spring Into Research with SIRS Discoverer
As flowers bloom and curiosity grows, May is the perfect time for young minds to dig into new discoveries! 
SIRS Discoverer is a safe, engaging research tool made just for kids, filled with fun facts, colorful images, and articles on everything from science and technology to famous people and current events. With trusted sources like Britannica and World Book, kids can explore fascinating topics like coral reefs, honeybee populations, or Greta Thunberg’s environmental work—all while building research skills they’ll use for years to come. This month’s Spring Research Challenge: Pick an endangered animal and create a spring-themed fact sheet or poster to share with your class or family. With SIRS, every click leads to a new adventure!

Use of the E-Resources in POWER Library Requires a Local Library Card or E-Card

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If you have a library card issued by your local library, you do not need an E-Card. You can use your local library card number to access the e-resources in POWER Library. 

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Try the Find a PA Library search tool available from POWER Library. Just enter your address, city, or ZIP code and you will be provided with a list of the three libraries closest to your location.  Get a library card and find out all about the services offered at your library!

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