This means that any book still in print that mentions FactHound is . The codes printed in those books no longer lead to a functioning website.

The www.facthound.com code offers several features that make it an indispensable tool for fact-checking:

For nearly two decades, the was a trusted bridge between the printed book and the vast, sometimes dangerous ocean of the internet. It represented a thoughtful approach to educational technology: instead of just linking to a static page of URLs, Capstone built a living, maintained portal that could grow and change with the web.

: It offered a filtered environment where kids could research school topics without encountering adult content. Curated Results

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| Category | Examples & Descriptions | Key Feature | Link/Access | | :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- | | | Capstone Interactive Library, PebbleGo, myON (Capstone’s own digital products); Heinemann Raintree and other library databases (often require a library card or subscription) | Subscription-based access to curated e-books, articles, and multimedia resources | Check your school library or local library's website | | Curated Educational Websites | National Geographic Kids, DKfindout!, KidsKonnect, Wonderopolis | High-quality, fact-checked articles, videos, and interactive content on a wide range of topics | Directly via their websites (often free with some premium sections) | | Educational Search Engines | Kiddle, KidRex, Google Custom Search (where an educator creates a search engine that only scans a pre-approved list of sites) | A safer, filtered web search environment for children | kiddle.co | | Online Encyclopedias | Britannica Kids, World Book Kids (often require a subscription) | Trustworthy, age-appropriate reference content | Check your school or library's subscriptions | | Multimedia Educational Platforms | BrainPOP, Flocabulary, PBS LearningMedia | Engaging animated videos, quizzes, and activities across subjects | brainpop.com (subscription-based, with some free content) |

Many educators have created free or low‑cost activity packs, reading guides, and website lists for popular Capstone books. Search by the book’s title or ISBN on platforms like or OER Commons .

For JS-heavy pages use Playwright:

| Service | Description | Best for | Cost | |---------|-------------|----------|------| | | Capstone’s flagship database for K‑3 students; includes articles, activities, and read‑aloud audio. | Early elementary research | Subscription | | Kiddle | A visual search engine powered by Google SafeSearch, with results filtered for children. | General web searches | Free | | DK Find Out | A free, visually rich encyclopedia for ages 7–12, with quizzes and videos. | Fact‑based learning | Free | | National Geographic Kids | Articles, games, and videos on animals, science, and geography. | Science and nature | Free | | World Book Kids | A child‑friendly encyclopedia with images, maps, and simple navigation. | General reference | Subscription | | Wonderopolis | Daily “wonder” questions answered with articles and videos. | Curiosity‑driven learning | Free |