Library Services—Early Years

	READ  Overdrive/Sora  Tumblebooks  Winnipeg Public Library
	LISTEN Overdrive/Sora Warrior Kids Brains On Super Simple: Imagination Time Sound Detectives Story Pirates But Why: A Podcast for Curious Kids
	WATCH Criterion (Password Support from Library Staff) CanCore CBC News National Film Board The Kids Should See This Weird But True Shorts
	EXPLORE PebbleGo World Book Online Britannica School National Geographic Kids CBC Kids Wonderopolis Canadian Encyclopedia Winnipeg Free Press Education Code Breaker: Byte (AI tool) Kiddle Ducksters
	DEMONSTRATE Office 365 Book Creator Image Quest Creative Commons Images Photos for Class Pexels
	CODE/MAKE Hour of Code Code.org Scratch Make Code Minecraft EDU Codemoji
	DIGITAL CITIZENSHIP Common Sense Media (Parental Support with Digital Citizenship) Media Smarts (Parental Support with Digital Citizenship) Media Smarts - Educational Games (See Teacher/Teacher Librarian for Login)
	CITATION It is important to include where your information came from. This is called a citation—it gives other people credit for their work and shows you have done your research.