reference materials

[Helen Dittmer <hdittme@ix.netcom.com>]

Hello again , it's the time of year when I have to make some decisions
about purchasing reference materials, both print and nonprint , so I
thought I would ask you all for help.  What are your 10 most useful
CDs for a K--8 school when it comes to research?  Also, what about the
most successful encyclopedias and/or reference books in areas like,
history, social science, science, language arts and such?  Please let
me know--and I will post a hit at the end , if I can figure out how.
You are always so helpful that I  don't know what I would do without
your assistance.  Thank you in advance for your thoughtful ideas, from
Helen Dittmer, Redwood Day School librarian, 3245 Sheffield, Oakland,
CA <hdittme@ix.netcom.com>

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