Fourth Grade Websites

Search multiple databases using DISCUS Kids SmartSearch. Explore Tumblebooks, the Magic School Bus, Britannica Elementary, Kids InfoBits, Explora, CultureGrams, Animal Kingdom, Biography in Context, and BrainPOP Jr. The current DISCUS username and password may be required for home use.

A general Kid friendly search engine for various topics. It is fun and safe search for kids, by kids. It uses Google Safe Search technology.

PebbleGo is designed for students' research projects. It is packed with informational articles, ready-made activities, and literacy supports for students of all abilities.

This website - Kid Clicks will automatically deliver safe search results powered by Google every time you conduct a search.

Here is a list of Native American picture books and Molly of Denali (PBS) episodes.

Here is a Resource list of various websites from: Native American Facts for Kids, the Library of Congress, Kidzworld.com and many others.

Here are the biographies of various early explorers.

This website has a variety of topics and it is kid friendly.

From the History channel website, students who are seeking a deeper search for facts about the early world explorers.

Come and find out about the life and contributions of the 13 original colonies' settlers with the PBS Interactive Colonial House website.

What caused the American Revolutionary War? How did it end? Who are the heroes of this war? Find out with the great website.

Learn about the United States Government, symbols, how laws are made, etc. with Ben Franklin as your guide.

Click on the KidsAstronomy.com link to learn about our exciting solar neighborhood - the Solar System. It is full of planets, moons, asteroids, comets, minor planets, and many other exciting objects. Learn about Io, the explosive moon that orbits the planet Jupiter, or explore the gigantic canyons and deserts on Mars.

NASA has done it again! They have compiled perhaps the coolest websites for discovering about the solar system. Click on a planet for your research project, look beyond the solar system and more!

This website has the facts for the planets, meteoroids and other space objects. (*This website has a few ads)

Science, Technology, Engineering and Math (STEM) can be challenging and fun: Tinkercad, Code.org, and 50 activities from the STEM Laboratory.

Descriptions of each biome including tundra, forests, grasslands, mountains, etc. from Kids Do Ecology

Discover a volcano, the Rocky Mountains and a Cave on these three separate virtual trips.