Homework help pages!!!
CESAs/Ameritech Homework Helpline
The CESAs/Ameritech Homework Helpline is now in its eighth year of operation? The Helpline is available via a toll free number for k12 students all across the state (1-800-222-2912). Our Wisconsin certified teachers provide additional help to students after school with completing their homework in all subject matters. Our teachers do not know what assignments have been given, but will help students work through their homework problems to find solutions. Over 114,950 calls from students from the state have been received over the last 8 years. The internet page is also available to leave e-mail questions, find further research sites for state and national topics of the month, and find answers to the most frequently asked questions.
Middle
School Homework Helper
This page was developed by teachers in the Carroll County (MD) school
system and includes resources sorted by grade 6, 7, or 8 -- and by subject
area. The sites were carefully reviewed and annotated notes help guide
students and parents. Quick to load with no ads!
B. J.
Pinchbeck's Homework Helper
A kid and his dad have
built a useful list of homework helping websites. Winner of 90+ awards,
this site deserves them. It's very well organized and great for kids with
great pictures and lots of links to places where they can get teh help
they need.
Information
Please Kids' Almanac
The publishers of "Information
Please" have assembled a great website for kids, parents and teachers
with a quick-search function that could serve as a primary research tool
for class projects. Facts behind the News offers well-organized short
overviews and background pieces to help students understand current events
and put them in perspective. The Homework Center offers tips for
frequently assigned topics. There is also games pages where kids can
play games to learn more about their favorite subjects, especially math.
Yahooligan!'s
Homework Answers
This section includes "ask an
expert," as well as resources in history, language arts, science,
social studies, geography, reference, and math. This is connected to
many other great links for finding more answers.
Blue
Web'n Curriculum Resources
Blue Web'n, sponsored by Pacific
Bell, reviews and reports on 100s of education sites. You can search this
very well-indexed site for just the stuff you're looking for. It has
tutorials, lessons, activities, and projects along with resource pages,
hotlists, and reference tools.
Kid
Info
A well-organized homework and teacher resource
site, recommended by the American Library Association. Kid Info sorts its
resources by curriculum topics,
making it much easier to use. You can also link
to its sister site, Teacher
Tidbytes, which includes student/teacher
tutorials and slide shows, and web-integrated lesson plans. Nice job --
and no ads!
The
Middle School Cybrary
A large homework and teacher
resource developed with the middle grades in mind. The webmaster keeps a
close watch out for bad URLs and features links about a current topic on
the home page. Links are divided into categories and have brief
descriptors. Sample the
math page.
The
Research Paper
This site offers "topics, ideas, and
assistance for school related research projects," including an
"idea directory" broken down into different subjects. There's
also help for students (and teachers) who'd like a refresher course in
term-paper writing. "The Writing Center" has lots of tips.
Homework
Central
This site claims to be "the biggest study site on
the Internet, linking everything that's fit to learn." The first
statement might be true, but the second couldn't possibly be! Even so,
this is a well-maintained site with many subject-area and research topic
links for students. Detailed categories lead to very specific collections,
e.g. Korean
War. Also includes parent page and teacher resources.
Ask
Dr. Math (Middle School)
An excellent resource with the
answers to many middle schoolers' questions about math assignments. If you
don't find your answer here, ask Dr. Math!
Study
WEB
This is the Mother of All Homework Helpers,
"created to provide fast and easy access to a wide variety of
research-quality information via the Internet." Information is
categorized according to the approximate grade level the site is geared
for and include a visual content rating. "This rating indicates the
presence of downloadable or printable images which may be useful in the
visual aid portion of a school report. " A site for students and
adults, it requires more navigation than some.
