Links For Learning
Reference

Grolier Online     (This link will work only at Salisbury Central School.)
Explore the daily news from the Associated Press. Read about Today in History and research from the Grolier Multimedia Encyclopedia. Middle school students will find Lands and People helpful when they are studying various countries around the world. Everyone will enjoy Amazing Animals of the World, and if you are looking for information about our fifty states you will find America the Beautiful a big help, with information, games, and so much more.

Grolier Online  (Use this link when you are home.) See Mrs. Allyn or Mrs. Meiers for the user name and password you will need for this site.

Encyclopedia Britannica
This link will take you to the Encyclopedia Britannica site where students, parents and teachers can use this online encyclopedia, along with the student and elementary edition of Encyclopedia Britannica. The Merriam Webster dictionary and thesaurus are also available on this site. See Mrs. Allyn for the user name and password for this site.

iCONN - Connecticut Digital Library
iCONN provides all students, faculty, and residents in the state of Connecticut with access to  magazines, journals, newspapers, business & health information, reQuest - the Statewide Library Catalog, and more. You must have a library card to access this web site from home.

CNN Student News
CNN Student News brings you today's top news stories, both on air and online.

New York Times Newsroom's Navigator
Navigator is the home page used by the newsroom of The New York Times for forays into the Web. Its primary intent is to give reporters and editors new to the Web a solid starting point for a wide range of journalistic functions without forcing all of them to spend time wandering around blindly to find a useful set of links of their own.

MLA Bibliography Format
This link will show you how to write your bibliography for research papers at Salisbury Central School.

Noodle Tools
NoodleTools is a suite of interactive tools designed to aid students with their online research. From selecting a search engine and finding some relevant sources, to citing those sources in MLA the Free Tools section of this site will help students with online research and bibliographies.

Webster's Dictionary
This online dictionary also has a thesaurus, a Spanish-English dictionary, and a medical dictionary.

Enchanted Learning
This web site is designed for children in the primary grades. It has a variety of activities including crafts, calendars, cloze activities, nursery rhymes, homework help, etc… This is a great beginning resource for children from PreK through third grade.

ConneCT Kids
Connecticut's official web site for children.

The Internet Public Library Youth Division
This web site contains information about health & nutrition, Art & Music, Geography, Reading, Sports & Recreation, Computers & Internet, Math & Science and other great things children will enjoy. You will also find resources for parents.

Library of Congress
Explore America and its history. Click on Kids and Family and enjoy the varied topics from America’s Library to Veterans History Project.

American Library Association Cool Sites for Kids
Have you ever wondered how to find good web sites for your child? The American Library Association has done it for you. This site has lists of approved sites for students. Each site tells you approximately what age level they are for.

Reference Desk
The single best source for facts.

KidsKonnect
A safe internet gateway for children.

Information Please Kids Almanac
Fact Monsters as its known is an almanac, designed for elementary students. This is a great resource for just about any type of information.

Amazing Picture Machine
This site was one-of-a-kind image site when it was created in 1998. Now this site gives you other sites that you help you search for images.

    These links are provided for classroom and home use. Every Web site that we link to has been reviewed by a staff member. However, sites change and may have links to other sites which we have not yet reviewed. Salisbury Central School does not support, endorse, or take responsibility for the content of any link once you have left the Salisbury Central School Web site.
     Students, be sure to get permission from a parent or teacher before leaving the Salisbury Central School Web site. And remember this Internet safety rule: Never give out your full name or other personal information online.

Updated January 11, 2008