Britannica Digital Learning: 606 books

Simple sentences and illustrated repetitive text will introduce early learners to pints, quarts, and gallons.

A biography of Samuel Clemens, who became famous as the author Mark Twain.

Young children learn about "around" and "through" with illustrated repetitive text and simple sentences.

Explores the life of Tiger Woods, including his childhood and major accomplishments.

Biographical and science-related information on the life of Albert Einstein and his knowledge of physics.

Simple sentences and illustrated repetitive text will introduce early learners to seconds, minutes, and hours.

The Cold War explores the secrets of the Cold War. The superpowers never fought openly on a battlefield. Instead, they attacked one another by underhand means—spying, propaganda, secret operations, and guerrilla wars.

Bullying offers support and practical advice about dealing with bullies and discusses how we can all help solve the bullying problem together.

Describes the history of the well-known statue that has been an enduring symbol of liberty and freedom in America.

Experience great battles of the Civil War through engaging text, detailed illustrations, and photos of artifacts.

Describes the history behind the White House and how it symbolizes American freedom.

Describes the history of Mount Rushmore, the presidents depicted on the monument, and why it is a popular national landmark and symbol.

Butterfly gardens are in special exhibits and conservatories. This book describes where the butterflies come from, what they eat, and their life in the conservatory.

Students are introduced to the concept of money and its various denominations from a penny to a dollar. The book demonstrates how to make different amounts using various coins and how many coins are required to buy something.