HCH
Homework Help
We’re here to help you find and evaluate the information you need to complete a project. We’ve talked to lots of teachers and students in town and have created links to lead you to the best on-line sources, so that you’ll “nail” each assignment. Check out the following topics:
General References | Ancient Egypt | Astronomy | Composers | Countries | Dinosaurs | Explorers | Middle Ages | Native Americans | Rocks & Minerals | Science Fair | U.S. States
General References
Thesaurus
Grades: 5th and up; perfect for word lovers
What you’ll find: A thesurus; dictionary; help with questions
about grammar
and useage; a translator; links to literature online, fun & games,
and
writing resources
How does it work: Choose a category and click ’n go. You can
enter a word and get
a definition, antonyms and synonyms. | www.thesaurus.com |
Internet Public Library — Teens
Grades: Middle
School - High School
What you’ll find: Something good to read. Check out
Helping Girls Succeed. Improve your research papers with the A Plus Research
and Writing Guide. Figure out what to do with the rest of your life with
Career Pathways.
How does it work: Click n’ go | www.ipl.org/teen |
Internet Public Library — Youth
Grades: Valuable for all students through middle school;
parents can help new readers.
What you’ll find: Links for all kinds of
topics, from Science Fairs, to Geography to Literature. Great information
for report writing, but also fun to browse on a rainy day (those craft
ideas are terrific!)
How does it work: Click on a topic that interests
you and IPL will take you right to the best links. | www.ipl.org/youth |
HomeworkSpot
Grades: Grades: K Through 12
What you’ll
find: Resources sorted by Grades, subject. Free K-12 homework
resource center that simplifies the search for the best content online.
How does it work: Resources are sorted by grade level and subject, including
English, math, science, social studies, art, music, technology, foreign
language, health and more. The site also features a top-notch reference
center, current events, co-curricular activities and study breaks, parent
and teacher resources, and much more. | www.HomeworkSpot.com |
iCONN - Connecticut’s Research Engine
Grades: K Through 12
What you’ll find: Magazines, newspapers and reference books (most are
full-text) for information on current events, the arts, science, popular
culture, health, people, government, history, sports and more.
How does it work: You are going to need your library card number to use this very useful resource. Once you have entered your library card, among other sources,
look for:
- InfoTrac Kids Edition (K- 6)
- InfoTrac Junior Edition (Middle School - Junior High)
- InfoTrac Student Edition (High school)
The Math Forum
Grades: K Through 12
What you'll find: Ask-an-expert math service. Ask Dr. Math a question using the Dr. Math
Web form, or browse the extensive archive of previous questions and answers.
How does it work: Go to your grade level then check the
FAQ or ask a question.
| www.mathforum.org/dr.math |