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Sunday, January 29, 2012. The library is open today from 12:00pm to 4:00pm
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Coretta Scott King Award
The winners of the Coretta Scott King Award are authors and illustrators of African decent whose
distinguished books promote an understanding and appreciation of the 'American Dream'.
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John Newbery Award
This award is given to an American author who has written the best book for children. Check out the
list of winners and honor books.
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Randolph Caldecott Award
This award is given to the American artist who created the best picture book for children in a
given year. Check out the list of winners and honor books.
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Arctic Wildlife
This site provides information on arctic birds, mammals and sea mammals, plus beautiful color photos.
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Biome-Habitat, Animal Printouts
Learn about the many different biomes that exist on earth, such as the desert, the tundra, and
the rainforest. Print out maps of the world with specific biomes labeled. (ie Sahara, Mojave).
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Rainforest Action Network
This fact driven site is great for middle school students doing overall reports on rainforests. Discusses
rainforest destruction, economic alternative/benifits and animal species extinction numbers.
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World Biomes
This site provides a wonderful color map indicating where all the different biomes exist in the
world. Find the plants, animals and climate for each type of biome.
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American Girl
Meet and play games with the characters from the American Girl books.
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Book Hive
Find reviews categorized by genre and age level, plus coloring pages.
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PBS Kids
Check out your favorite PBS character, Authur, Clifford, Dragon Tales, plus more. Have fun
playing games and printing coloring sheets.
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Scholastic Kids
Learn while playing fun games with some of your favorite books.
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Scholastic BookFlix!
This new online literacy resource, pairs classic video storybooks, from Weston Woods, with related nonfiction eBooks, from Scholastic, to build a love of reading and learning. You can choose to just listen or read along with each book. "Meet the Author" features author biographies. Check out the "Puzzlers" section for games related to each book.
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Scholastic TumbleBooks
TumbleBooks is an online collection of animated talking picture books. In the automatic mode, the story is narrated and pages turn automatically. In manual mode, you read at your own pace and turn pages yourself. You can pause the story at any time, even get help with vocabulary and punctuation. Games and puzzles based on TumbleBooks titles extend the fun.
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Chunky Monkey
Find cartooning instruction for comic strips, individual cartoons and more.
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Looney Library for Kids
Check out this site for great animation, interactive stories, activity sheets and learn to draw
your favorite Looney Tune Character.
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MaMaMedia
Here you can create cartoons, play challenging games, make wacky creatures, paint digital pictures,
plus more fun activities that you control.
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NetSnake
This site includes Snake and Lennie the Loser cartoons, information about Sols, the Australian syndicated
cartoonist, tips on cartooning, school project material, and FAQs.
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VanToons-Web-Cartooning
View sample pages from the printed version of 'Simply Cartooning' and 'Cartooning Action Heroes'Description
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Crafts for Kids
This Enchanted Learning site features hundreds of educational craft projects for children in more
than 70 topic areas. Children of all ages will find hours of engaging and stimulating crafts.
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Hands On Crafts
This wonderfully animated site encourages children to learn about pottery, weaving, quilting,
basketry techniques and traditions.
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Kid's Domain Craft Exchange
If you're looking for craft projects, ideas for a holiday, a gift occasion, a party or just for
fun, check out this site. With well-written directions, each craft is rated on a scale from very
easy to difficult. Materials used in these crafts tend to be common household items.
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Squigly's Arts & Crafts
There's nothing like the satisfaction of making your own toys or gifts. Here you will find
directions that are clearly written and easy to follow.
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Online NewsHour Extra
Issues that have been in the news rather than specific breaking news stories are the focus of this PBS site. Students will find an archive of past features.
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TimeForKids.com
Attractively designed and a breeze to navigate, this site supplies current news and online version of Time magazine for kids. (Three different editions K-1st grades, 2-3rd grades, 4-6 grades.)
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The Washington Post Online
A junior edition of the Washington Post with updates on the state of the world with games, quizzes and polls.
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AP U.S. History
See DBQ scoring standards plus find out the time period topic for the 2002 U.S. History DBQ.
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Mount Holyoke College
Here you will find the basic principles of a Document-Based Question, and a link to the college board homepage.
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Games
Test your math skills. Give these games a try.
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Kids Domain
Want fun? Click here. Check out the new PC downloads, holiday crafts and contests.
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My Hero
This site offers children and their parents a powerful way to combine cutting edge technologies
with timeless values and the best humanity has to offer.
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National Geographic Kids
Browse this child friendly version of National Geographic. Explore facts, photos, and videos featuring your
favorite animals and places. Also includes news, games, activities, crafts, recipes and a special link for
the youngest animal fans.
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Nick Jr.
Check out your favorite Nick Jr. characters such as Dora, Blue and Little Bill. Enjoy games, coloring sheets plus much more.
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Disney Junior
Have fun with the characters from Mickey Mouse Clubhouse, Little Einstines, Winnie the Pooh, Bunnytown plus many more!
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The Wiggles
Find information about all your favorite Wiggle characters, color-in pages, concert and music
releases
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allmath.com
Use this site to find flash cards, metric converters, multiplication tables, plus more.
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Ask Dr. Math
Ask a question using the Dr. Math web forum, or use keyword search to browse the extensive archive
of previous questions. The archive is divided into elementary, middle and high school levels.
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DiscoverySchool.com
This mega site is broken down into many subtopics such as Science, Math, Social Studies and English.
Many links lead to portals, which, in turn, contain many more subject specific links. Note, links
at the top and bottom of the site take you out of the homework help and into the general Discovery
Channel pages.
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Fact Monster Homework Center
Using an atlas, an almanac, a dictionary and The Columbia Encyclopedia this site answers questions
and post them to the site, but you are advised to thoroughly search the site and FAQ section before
sending questions. A special feature is the Writing and Study Skills section, which provides good
mini lessons on note taking, test preparation and essay writing.
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Brainfuse
Real tutors are available to help you with your homework 7 days a week from 2pm - 11pm. Students in
grade K-12 can get help with math, science, English, social studies, and writing. You can even email
a paper or essay to one of the tutors, and they will send back constructive comments within 24 hours.
Practice taking PSAT/SAT, ACT, AP and State Standardized tests. Tutoring is available in Spanish. You
will need a Suffolk County library card to access this site.
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HomeworkSpot
Educators, librarians and journalists develop this gateway site. Elementary, middle and high school
levels organize it. Find such topics as Global Warming, Underground Railroad and Middle Ages plus
much more. Check it out!
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KHAN Academy
The Khan Academy is a non-profit organization that provides access to hundreds of educational videos via its website. Students of all ages are welcome to explore
a range of topics including math, science, the humanities and more!
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Live-brary - Live Study Help
Live-brary - Live Study Help provides online reference service to residents of Suffolk County, New York.
Reference Librarians are available to answer your question using electronic resources or
provide assistance searching the Internet. We can help you find information, articles, books,
and much more.
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Math and Reading Homework Help
This site is a comprehensive directory of original articles, tips, and resources to help parents
and children make informed decisions about school related topics and issues.
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Science Experiments
Need an idea for a science experiment? Browse through this great list of sites for super science
experiments. Many experiments to choose from!
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Enchanted Learning
This incredible site produces wonderful educational websites and games which are designed to capture the imagination
while maximizing creativity, learning and enjoyment.
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Internet Public Library
Here elementary and middle school students can easily find science experiments, answers
to math problems, and so much more.
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American Memory from the Library of Congress
The American Memory project features 100 historical collections from the Library of Congress' National Digital
Library Program. You'll find multimedia artifacts about everything from baseball cards to African-American sheet
music to Presidential inauggurations.
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Biography.com
Over 20,000 of the greatest lives, past and present, at your fingertips. Search by name to
discover who they were and what they did.
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CountryReports.org
Find information on each country's geography, people, government, economy, defense and history. Plus hear each
country's national anthem.
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Something About the Author
This wonderful site covers the life and works of authors and illustrators of children's books.
This primary resource site is for emerging writers and artists and well-know authors and
illustrators. SATA list all awards won and some reviews of each author's works. It includes
photos of individual authors and illustrators. This is a great site for teachers and students
of children's literature. If you don't find who you're looking for please see a Children's
Librarian for archived editions.
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SparkNotes
This site provides young people with information similar to Cliffs Notes, such as plot overview, character analysis, themes and chapter summaries.
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Suffolk Historic Newspapers
This site is a centralized, searchable collection of Suffolk County's newspaper heritage. Town newspapers are currently available from Babylon,
Huntington, Sag Harbor and Southold.
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Thesaurus.com
Here's a thesaurus at your fingertips. Find a list of synonyms and antonyms for your entry.
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100 Milestone Documents
This site lists 100 milestone documents compiled by the National Archives and Record Administration which chronicles United States history from 1776-1965.
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Academy of Achievement
Need a hero? This nonprofit organization is dedicated to providing students with a place to learn about the greatest thinkers of our time. Search the gallery alphabetically by name or by area of expertise: arts, business, public service, science or sports. Keys to Success explores the characteristics that helped these leaders reach their goals.
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Citation Machine
Select the type of print or electronic resource you would like to use in your bibliography, enter data and click on 'make citation'. You have a complete entry for your bibliography.
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Greek Mythology
Find brief entries about heros, gods and monsters of Greek mythology. Illustrations available too.
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SchoolNotes
Forgot your homework assignment? Enter your Zip code, look for your teacher's name, and see if he/she has posted the assignment on schoolnotes.
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Ask Kids
Just put in a question and 'Ask Jeeves' will find the answer.
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KidsClick!
A great search engine created for kids by librarians.
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Yahooligans!
The place to go when you dont know where to go!
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abcteach
Find free printable pages and worksheets on animals, countries, states, math, sign language, plus much more.
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Filamentality
Filamentality is a fill-in-the-blank interactive Web site that guides you through picking
a topic, searching the Web, gathering good Internet sites, and turning Web resources into
learning activities. Teachers will love this site.
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FREE - Federal Resources for Educational Excellence
This website, designed for educators and students in grades K-12, is maintained by the U.S Department of Education. You may search more than 1,500 federally supported resources
for teaching and learning which include primary documents, photots and videos. New resources are added regularly.
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Kathy Schrock's Guide for Educators
Noted expert Kathy Schrock's website, Guide for Educators is a categorized list of sites useful for enhancing
curriculum and professional growth. It is updated often to include the best sites for
teaching and learning.
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LearningPage.com
Here you will find basic worksheets for most school subjects and themed worksheets on creatures including
dinosaurs, insects, fish and reptiles.
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Preschool Rainbow
Preschool education activities and early childhood education lesson plans that give preschool
children choices. Ideas for pre-k and kindergarten teachers that enrich classroom
curriculum are arranged by theme. You will find easy at home fun learning games.
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Something About the Author
This wonderful site covers the life and works of authors and illustrators of children's books.
This primary resource site is for emerging writers and artists and well-know authors and
illustrators. SATA list all awards won and some reviews of each author's works. It includes
photos of individual authors and illustrators. This is a great site for teachers and students
of children's literature. If you don't find who you're looking for please see a Children's
Librarian for archived editions.
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Web Quest Generator
Generate original WebQuest assignments with ease by filling out this simple Web-based form. Helpful
descriptions walk you through each element of a WebQuest, and ready-to-use graphics will
enhance assignments
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Youth Leadership Initiative
Increase your students' leadership abilities by participating in 'online mock elections', 'political mock campaigns', 'Internet legislative project', and 'e-congress'
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American Camp Association
An interactive website featuring over 2,000 ACA-accredited summer camps. Database may be searched by state, cost, activities and more.
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Catastrophe Readiness Clearinghouse
This Middle Country Public Library site, sponsored by Allstate Foundation, provides tools to empower families, individuals, and
small businesses to more effectively plan their own strategies for responding to potentially catastrophic events.
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DLTK's Custom Chore Charts
Help your child remember the chores they need to do. This site will allow you to create and print a themed chore chart that you can hang on the fridge or wall.
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Early Years Institute
This site helps communities value their children by providing resources for parents and
professionals, and for all community leaders who make a difference in the lives of children.
You'll find links to dozens of articles and web sites on early learning--plus information
about the work of Long Island organizations, and more.
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KiDiddles
Find words to 2,000 of the most popular children's songs. Songs are arranged both alphabetically
and by subject and all are free for your viewing and listening pleasure. Download
professionally produced song sheets for the most popular kids' songs with all the words and
appealing illustrations.
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Math and Reading Homework Help
This site is a comprehensive directory of original articles, tips, and resources to help parents
and children make informed decisions about school related topics and issues.
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Preschool Rainbow
Preschool education activities and early childhood education lesson plans that give preschool
children choices. Ideas for pre-k and kindergarten teachers that enrich classroom
curriculum are arranged by theme. You will find easy at home fun learning games.
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