• Grolier Online 
  all resources have some information about folklore, fairytales and myths; best to use most specific terms possible to limit results.
• Gale Encyclopedia of Multicultural America 
  essays on specific culture and ethnoreligious groups in the United States, emphasizing religions, holidays, customs, and languages
• Daily Life Online 
  click on the Tales, Myths and Urban Legends link near the bottom, or use the link for the Folklore Library on the right side of the page.
• Michigan Electronic Library - MeL Kids
  provides links to student-oriented databases as well as other useful information

• Greek Mythology from the Iliad to the Fall of the last Tyrant
• Greek Mythology
• Theoi Greek Mythology
• ThinkQuest: Roman Mythology
• Windows to the Universe: Classical Mythology
• What is a Fairytale?
  information from the National Endowment for the Humanities
• What is Folklore?
  information from the New York Folklore Society

• e-library Elementary
  full-text magazine, newspaper, and reference book articles
• Kids InfoBits
  full-text magazine, newspaper and reference book articles for grades k-5
• InfoTrac Junior Edition
  full-text magazine, newspaper and reference book articles for middle and junior high school
• InfoTrac Student Edition
  full-text magazine, newspaper and reference book articles for high school
• SIRS Discoverer
  full-text articles and other research information for children
  
  These resources, along with others,are funded by the Michigan eLibrarywhich can also be accessed at Mel.org with a Michigan driver's license number.

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