Religion and Mythology Myths and Folktales

• Fables
• Fairy Tales
• Mythical Beings and Creatures@
• Online Stories@

• Celtic
• Greek@
• Japanese
• Norse

• King Arthur
• Robin Hood

• Kids and Teens: Language and Literature: Literature 
• Arts: Literature: Myths and Folktales 

• Encyclopedia Mythica  - Contains an encyclopedia of mythology, folklore, and religion. With featured area and articles.

• BBC: Shangri-La  - Examines the modern story of Shangri-La and associated ancient myths of an earthly paradise.
• The Big Myth  - Offers animated creation myths from around the world, each with an explanation of its associated culture and pantheon, plus exercises to do or discuss.
• Bulfinch's Mythology  - Features information on a wide collection of fables, myths, and stories about the gods.
• Constellation Mythology  - Middle school page tells about the eighty-eight constellations, their names, and discovery.
• Fables, Fairy Tales, Myths and Legends  - Shares links to Aesop's fables, the Blue Fairy Book, and tales from around the world. Includes American Indian Why stories, legends, and Sun Myth.
• Genesis Project  - Provides online resources for creation myths and site include summaries, connections as well as interactive, as well as quick references.
• In Search of Myths and Heroes  - Explores four legends, comments on mythic archetypes and examines what a myth is. Covers Shangri-la, King Arthur, the Queen of Sheba and Jason and the Argonauts.
• India for Kids  - Teaching resource for children and teachers about India. Follow Mum, Dave, Darleen and Dad on their route through the country.
• Lilliland  - Features history and summary plot of the story.
• Living Myths  - Provides retellings and commentary on myths from Greek, Celtic, Native American and Chinese cultures.
• Mythology of the Constellations  - Offers short explanations of the mythology behind the major constellation names.
• Mythweb  - Information devoted to the heroes, gods and monsters of Greek mythology.
• Ology: Anthropology  - Contains activities and quizzes on mythological topics as well as a look at some ancient cultures.
• Scholastic: Myths, Folk Tales and Fairy Tales  - Features articles for children about myths, folk tales and fairy tales, including information on superstitions and guidance on writing your own tale.
• Steller's Park  - Presents two stories with email contacts of the author.
• Stories of the Dreaming  - Contains animated aboriginal myths and legends, from the Australian Museum.
• Superstitions, Old Wives Tales, Beliefs and Misconceptions  - Offers an A-Z of superstitions, plus information on those associated with death and weddings.
• Windows to the Universe: Mythology  - Features include mythology maps and family trees, articles on classical mythology and details of the mythology of the sun, planets and stars.
• The World Almanac for Kids: Mythology  - Features entries for the principal figures in Greek, Roman, Egyptian and Norse mythology.