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Teachers
We want to partner with you as you help children
learn. The following three options are ways to take advantage of our
services.
First, is the online databases we provide for
our patrons. Access them here or through the Kids' Place Homework Help
page.
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Online
Databases
Great Falls Public Library
offers
access to a number of research databases and indexes.
These databases are made available in part from funds allocated by the
Montana State Legislature.
Please let your library and your legislators
know how important access to this material is to you.
Some of the databases
below are
subscription databases that
may require
a password or a user ID.
If
you are prompted for that
information, please call the
Great
Falls Public Library
Information Desk at (406)-453-0349.
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Gale Virtual Reference Library
"A database of encyclopedias and specialized reference
sources for multidisciplinary research. These reference materials once
were accessible only in the library, but now you can access them online
from the library or remotely 24/7. Because each library creates its own
eBook collection, the content you see may vary if you use the database
at different libraries." |
Junior Edition K12
"Designed for students in elementary and
middle school with access to a variety of indexed and full-text
magazines, newspapers and reference books for information on current
event, the arts, science, popular culture, helth, people, government,
history, sports and more."
NOTE FROM NOLA: I
found
this database to be extremely easy to navigate with its kid friendly
graphics. |
Kids InfoBits
"Developed especially for beginning researchers in Kindergarten
through Grade 5, features a developmentally appropriate,
visually graphic interface, the most popular search method is moving
from a broad subject to a narrower topc using the subject-based topic
tree. the curriculum-related, age appropriate, full-text content is
from the best elementary reference sources and magazines. This database
covers geography, current events, the arts, science, health, people,
government, history, sports and more." |
What
Do I Read Next?
"Includes over 122,300 recommended titles, more than
66,700
plot summaries, and awards information from 568 awards, all to help
users uncover new reading adventures, find long-remembered favorites,
and discover award-winning titles. Search by genre, subject, author,
title, series, and more. A monthly highlights page allows the user to
see selections of award winners, upcoming titles, and titles that
revolve around different subjects each month." |
World
Book Online
If you are accessing World Book from outside the
library,
you will need your library card number |
This
link will give you access to our complete InfoTrac
database list. |
Ask Montana
A free online service
for information and research help provided by librarians in Montana and
around the world.
Ask about anything. We
can help you find information, books, articles and more. Note: that not
everything is online. We may refer you to other resources.Get help
researching facts and information. Connect live, 24/7 except holidays,
with a librarian.
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Secondly, we offer library tours on Mondays, Thursdays, and
Fridays. To schedule a personalized library
visit please telephone (406-453-0349 ext. 215) or
email me two
weeks in advance.
Please include the following information:
- Contact person's name
- Telephone number
- Date
- Time
- School
- Age group and/or grade level
- Number of students and adults attending
(Please put "Library Tour"
in the subject field.)
Finally, I would be happy to gather specific
materials for your classroom use. Please review the following
conditions:
- We request a minimum of two weeks prior notice.
- Verbal or email communication is
accepted.
- (Please
put "Teacher
Request" in the subject field.)
- Materials are picked-up at the library front
desk; we do not deliver.
- Check out materials on your personal library card
or an institutional card. Speak with the front desk staff to acquire an
institutional card.
- Lost or damaged materials will be billed to the
library account they are checked out on.
Thank you for teaching our youth.
Sincerely,
Nola Huey, Youth Services
Librarian
Created: January 2006 Updated:
April 2008
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