HCH
Homework Help
We’re here to help you find and evaluate the information you need to do your homework. So, we're delighted to announce the addition of WebPath Express to our on-line catalog. Just click on the WebPath tab on the left side of the catalog to search for internet sites on a specific subject. You'll get a list, but not just any Google-like list! All of the suggested websites have been evaluated for accuracy and relevancy. The complete and lively descriptions let you know what you'll find on the site. You can find information in text, pictures or video: perfect for your next report or project. You can search for information appropriate for your grade.Your parents will know that the sites you use are safe.
Additionally, we’ve talked to lots of teachers and students in town and have created links to lead you to the other 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 |