Curriculum and the Internet The internet is used frequently at Maercker School during computer classes for instruction and research, and for math, language or science games to enhance and reinforce classroom curriculum. Sort Order: (2) Internet Research Sources Available 
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Sort Order: (3) **Encyclopedia Britannica
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The Britannica Online provides access to high-quality, comprehensive information. Also includes Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary and Thesaurus , magazines and periodicals, and many other tools to provide the variety of reliable sources that students need for research.  | Kids Click!
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KidsClick! is a free subject directory created and maintained by a group of librarians with easy to use categories and a safe web search alternative.  | One Key
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OneKey partnered with Google to provide the largest database of kid safe sites. With a resource library that has the best that the Net has to offer, OneKey is the best starting point for users that are looking for a safe search engine for students.
 | **SIRS Discoverer
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Allows access to magazine and newspaper articles, a dictionary, a thesaurus, and an almanac. Browse by topic or subject. 
| **World Book Online
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World Book Kids includes thousands of easy-to-read articles, images and illustrations, interactive games and activities.
World Book Student, the redesigned and upgraded version of World Book Online Reference Center, includes the articles of the World Book Encyclopedia, a Biography Center, dictionary, atlas, and a large multimedia collection.
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