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Online Resources Databases have more reliable information than many Web pages, so we enourage our students to use them. Instruction will be presented to classes as needed throughout the year. You are welcome to access these databases from home as well as school. Moodle - Including the Rebecca Caudill Book Discussion Forum
Most suitable for Junior High students and Faculty. Contains 16 databases covering a wide range of information. Includes NetFirst, an Internet resource database, The World Almanac and ERIC, devoted to education topics. Look for the full-text databases. Unfiltered.
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Web: CIA World Factbook: General country information and maps. Citation Machine: Formats your bibliography entries into MLA citations. ELCA's Country Packets: Information includes arts & crafts, and recipes. Enchanted Learning:Learning
activities for elementary students. Encyclopedia.com: Includes links to Electric Library sources. Google: Internet Search Engine. IMSA Toolkit: Get results from 6 search engines at once. Updated by the Illinois Math and Science Academy. Can be filtered in the Advanced Search page. Merriam-Webster OnLine: Collegiate Dictionary and Thesaurus Merriam-Webster Word Central: Children's Dictionary NoodleToolsExpress: Formats your bibliography entries into MLA citations. SuperKids Games of Logic and Reasoning: For when you need a break Yahooligans: Children's Search Engine |