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Britannica Online for Kids

Search or browse for information, pictures and videos; get homework help; visit the Student Center; learn about the latest news and the animal of the day and so much more. Check out EB Online for Kids. If you're not in the library, ask at the Youth Desk or call 798-0121 for the login and password.

 

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Teacher Cards

As a person who lives or teaches in Homewood may apply for a teacher card which allows them to check out books for classroom use for a period of six weeks.  Take a look at the Teacher Card Guidelines and Regulations.

Class Visits

We welcome class visits to the library.  In order to have staff and appropriate materials available, we require registration for a visit.  Please download  the Class Visit Request Form, fill it out, and mail it to the library or drop it off with the Youth Services staff.

Request Library Materials

If you require classroom materials beyond those available in your school's library, we are happy to supply you with those supplemental materials.  Let us know what's needed by completing and returning the downloadable Library Materials Request Form.

School Assignment Alert

We appreciate being notified when you are making an assignment where your students will need library resources.  That way we can assure that materials are gathered for your students' use, and that borrowing limits can be imposed so that materials are available for all.  Please complete and return the downloadable School Assignment Alert Form.

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Having a Teacher's Library Card can be a great help when planning your curriculum. Learn more about our teacher resources.

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