Digital Resources

Pairs fictional video storybooks with related nonfiction books. Offers ELL supports and read-aloud features.

Over 3 million royalty free images for educational, non-commercial use for assignments, projects and lesson plans.

Central Rivers AEA has added another professional journal resource called the EBSCO Professional Development Collection. This resource requires a username and password*.

Note: This professional resource is not included in the Digital Resource Bundle. Teacher librarians from bundle subscribing districts may contact Central Rivers Media Services at reservations@centralriversaea.org or use the Chat Feature for login assistance.

An eResource package offering content from magazines, newspapers and reference materials. Resources are designed for age-appropriate access.

This resource is specifically designed for grades K–8, using fun, interactive content like videos, infographics, maps, and games to spark curiosity and support learning. It helps young learners build research confidence and digital literacy with age-appropriate topics in STEM, health, social studies, and the arts.

Collection of video clips, images, audio files, newsreels and speeches.

(Passcode: 0#Jc3@u* ) – “Learn360: It’s More Than Just Video Streaming”

PebbleGo, PebbleGo Next, and PebbleGo Spanish are resources that provide curriculum-connected research tools for elementary school students packed with informational articles, ready-made activities and literacy support for students of all abilities.

Royalty-free music collection.

A suite of Britannica resources for elementary, middle and high school editions designed to support student research and inquiry.

Reference for concise, reliable, up-to-date cultural information on countries across the globe.

A multimedia solution for career exploration, learning workplace skills, developing career literacy, and supporting college and vocational pathways. Curated articles, videos, and tools help users match interests to real-world careers and plan for future success.

This resource is specifically designed for grades K–8, using fun, interactive content like videos, infographics, maps, and games to spark curiosity and support learning. It helps young learners build research confidence and digital literacy with age-appropriate topics in STEM, health, social studies, and the arts.

Collection of ebooks and audiobooks. (Individual accounts available for students. Unique login required.)

(Passcode: adOWQ8.j ) – “Fall Into Fall with Learn360”

Exploration of the perspectives (pro vs. con) and essential questions under debate on over 300 social issues.

Collections of author video interviews, book readings, teaching resources, and lesson plans to support student reading skills and interests.