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| | | A+ RESEARCH & WRITING for high school and college students. Great step-by-step guide to finding information in cyberspace and in your library to use in writing research and term papers. Many helpful links to other on-line resources. |
| | | ASK DR. MATH. Submit a math question, review classic problems, or search the archives of already-answered questions by school level and mathematics area. Elementary through graduate school.
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| | | ASK A GEOLOGIST any question about volcanoes, earthquakes, mountains, rocks, maps, ground water, lakes, or rivers? Professional scientist help you find answers. |
| | | ASK JEEVES FOR KIDS gives homework and research help for school projects. |
| | | ASK THE ORACLE about Greek or Roman mythology, ancient history and literature. Questions are usually answered in 24 hours. |
| | | B.J. PINCHBECK'S HOMEWORK HELPER is an amazing section within the Discovery School Website. There you'll find more than 700 links to sites that provide homework help. You can even ask questions of B.J. himself, and he answers as many as he can. |
| | | CHEMISTRY STUDENTS can refer to WebElements.com for the Periodic Table of elements, and everything you need to know about them. |
| | | CITING WEB RESEARCH SOURCES. The Web is handy for doing research for a term paper, but how does one footnote sources that come from the Web? "Karla’s Guide to Citation Style Guides" tells you how. Karla provides a long list of Style Guides on the Web. |
| | | CLASSROOM CLIPART has thousands of free drawings and photographs in a wide array of categories. Download a free digital organizer for those you like best. |
| | | Awesome CLIP ART for Kids is FREE and includes drawings, coloring pages, backgrounds, banners, fonts, icons, lines, skins, worksheets and wallpaper. |
| | | DEBBIE'S FAVORITE HOMEWORK SPOT. This site is like a compass pointing exactly where you need to go to handle your homework. It features a powerful reference center that provides free, immediate access to many of the world's best libraries, museums, and current event sources. There is also a wide assortment of fun, mind-stretching, horizon-expanding activities, diversions and events.
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| | | EPA EXPLORERS' CLUB. The Environmental Protection Agency runs this site for Kids five to twelve years old. Art and stories are used to explore important environmental issues, like pollution, recycling, the ozone, endangered plants and animals. |
| | | GRAMMAR & COMPOSITION HELP. A wonderful free site dedicated to answering specific grammar, composition, usage, research or formatting questions. Simple composition questions may get answered within 24 hours. Rush help available.
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| | | INFOPLEASE HOMEWORK CENTER directs you to answers to your homework questions in its almanac, dictionary, encyclopedia, and biography database. This Fact Monster of a website claims to be the world’s largest free reference site.
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| | | KIDSPACE @ THE INTERNET PUBLIC LIBRARY, YOUTH DIVISION, is a fabulous Univ. of MI resource to more topics than you can name. The site also provides specific homework help. |
| | | SESAME WORKSHOP on SESAME STREET is still the best way for preschoolers to learn their numbers and letters. This animated, interactive site has great stories and educational activities for parents and their preschoolers. |
| | | SEUSSVILLE UNIVERSITY is filled with Dr. Seuss characters ready to help preschoolers learn basic reading, math, science, and reasoning skills. Some games can be printed out. |
| | | WRITER'S GUIDE. Over a hundred short (two paragraphs to one page) articles on every detailed aspects of the writing process, from brainstorming a topic to using commas. Large table of contents organizes the articles by subject. (Univ. of Victoria) |
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