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| HOMEWORK HELP SITES |
| Parents, if you want to help you child excel in school with Web sites that feature answers to frequently asked questions on homework topics and sites with deep "research collection" take advantage of the links below. |
| This site is run by the Internet Public Library, a nonprofit group whose staff evaluates Web sites and organizes them into categories. This site is helpful for homework questions as well as leads on research reports. If you don't find what you're looking for, an expert or a "librarian" will email help. |
| This site offers a comprehensive list of annotated links, best suited for older elementary-school students or junior high kids. |
| This site includes reports on a variety of elementary-school topics. The site's strongest feature is its listing of cyber resources that other students have found useful. Librarians at the University of Wisconsin evaluate all recommendations. |
| ENCYCLOPEDIA BRITANNICA at www.britannica.com |
| Though not a homework site per se, this rich soruce offers well-researched articles on current events, recommended books on your topic, a news feed, and, of course the impeccable scholarship of Encyclopedia Britannica. |
| Here, students from kindergarten through high school can scan questions to see if their own question already has been answered, or they can ask Dr. Math, which is actually a group of college math whizzes. |
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