Homework Help Sites

Homework Help Sites

Being back at school is an exciting part of the year. However, once our students start to work on homework here are some sites that may come in handy for you!

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The Math Forum at Drexel, mathforum.org/dr.math

A project of Drexel University, this site answers your frequently asked number conundrums and includes an archive organized by grade level and math topic.

BJ Pinchbeck’s Homework Helper, bjpinchbeck.com

Features a roundup of the best online sources for nearly every school subject, including art, music, foreign languages, math, and current events.

National Geographic Kids, kids.nationalgeographic.com

Includes extensive coverage of science, geography, history, and more, with articles, maps, photos, and videos.

First Gov for Kids, kids.gov

Provides kid-friendly links to hundreds of U.S. government-run websites divided by school grade and category. You’ll find links to the Library of Congress, NASA, and the Smithsonian Institution, as well as nonprofit and educational sites. The perfect source for research reports.

Howard Hughes Medical Institute, hhmi.org/askascientist

The one-stop site for biology homework. Browse submitted questions or get ideas for science fair projects.

Cosmeo by Discovery Channel, cosmeo.com

Subscribe to this homework tool kit ($9.95 a month) for thousands of educational videos, math tutorials, and online biographies and reference materials. The cool multimedia elements (like interactive games) will help your kids learn while having fun.

Fact Monster Homework Center, factmonster.com/homework

Kids can find literally anything they want to know on this fact-packed site, with entries on everything from Greek and Roman mythology to multiplication tables to world capitals.

Scholastic Homework Hub, scholastic.com/kids/homework

Offers tips and techniques for studying, practice quizzes, and research references that will jump-start reports.

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