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Homework Links |
| Web Site |
| Awesome Library Excellent resource of child-safe sites useful for research and browsing. Sections for kids, teens, teachers, parents, librarians, and community. |
| B.J. Pinchbeck's Homework Helper Hundreds of links loosely arranged by subject for grades 2-12. |
| Beaucoup! Very useful search engine providing thousands of educational links. Teachers and Librarians will find many of the Kid's links invaluable for planning. Students may need help due to the overwhelming amount of information. |
| EducationCentral.com |
| Fact Monster |
| KidsClick: Web Search for Kids by Librarians |
| Multnomah County Library's Homework Center |
| RefDesk.Com The best! |
| SocialStudies.Com Mostly a catalog. Go to the "Online Activities Page". |
| The WWW Virtual Library |
| Yahooligans School Bell A cool resource site with a familiar format. The resources are varied and results can be sorted by grade level. Funbrain activities useful. |
| Plagiarism.org |
| All the above sites were provided by Dr. Julie Beth Todaro, 10/27/1999 cleaned up March 2004 |
| Web Site |
| Schoolwork Ugh! A great site for research. Especially suited for upper elementary through high school. Broad coverage. |
| Blue Web'n Learning Sites Library Pacific Bell's database of "Blue Ribbon" learning sites; over 1000 ranked sites searchable by subject, audience, and type. Includes online activities and projects for educators and Filamentality template for easy web page construction. |
| Alta Vista To find a picture, click on the appropriate tab (IMAGES, AUDIO & VIDEO) then enter the search term. Actually pulls up thumbnails. |
| Hotbot Type in the search term, make sure to check "image" in the search form on the left side of the screen. Gives you the web site, not the image |
| Yahoo Best subject directory |
| Alltheweb Widest coverage, least sophisticated, use when you have a very specific, little-covered phrase |
| Google A favorite |
| The above sites provided by Pat Ensor 10/27/1999 cleaned up March 2004 |
