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I struggled for a long time over bibliographical citations for our first through sixth graders, and finally came up with some forms for each grade that I think will work. They are meant to bring the students up progressively from the first grade until, in sixth grade, they can do a pretty sophisticated citation. I based them on the MLA handbook, Electronic Style (Li and Crane), Janice Walker, and Beyond the MLA Handbook (Harnack and Kleppinger). I included examples on my library's home page, which you can see at http://styx.ios.com/~saroldi. I'm still working on these, and will be adding a reference to the sources I used. I'll also be adding a citiation for materials retrieved from the commercial online services, such as AOL. I'll also be revising these over the year as I see how much the children can handle. If you have any comments or suggestions, I'd love to hear from you -- but remember, this is for first through sixth graders, so some things may look a little simplified! In fact, for some sixth graders the electronic bibliographical citations are very difficult to do without some guidance. Susan Aroldi Oradell Public School 350 Prospect Avenue Oradell, New Jersey 07549 saroldi@styx.ios.com