Get your kids back on track at homework time with these great online resources.
This site is a lifesaver when your child gets stumped on a math problem. Refresh your math memory quickly by typing in the problem. WebMath shows you step-by-step how to solve it.
Select from a variety of simple graph styles for neat graphing homework. Print one out in a sec from the pdf files. Thanks to Mathematics Help Central.
Put this link where your child can get to it instantly so that this tool becomes a habit during word processing. What an easy way to increase vocabulary and learn to write well!
Find safe and age-appropriate search options for kids at homework time.
If your child forgets his calculator, surprise, he can still do his math homework with the Big Calculator at Zeeks. Advanced functions take this one right through middle school.
Quickly find any type of printable map from About Geography. We use this often for a variety of homework assignments. Explore the site further for more interesting information about places in the world.
Use this fun spelling list drill each week. Just type your child's words into the boxes, then click Go. When the word comes up, click on Cover and a hand covers the word. Your child then types in the word. Very effective and engaging.
Unfamiliar territory for most parents, but a necessary reference for your child's papers. Classroom Connect presents an easy-to-follow guide on one page for your quick reference to citing email correspondence, web sites, and multimedia sources.
Kids love to add clip art to their reports. This collection of kid-friendly clip art sites will guide you to all the clip art you need to find just the right picture.
There aren't many sites that I will pay to use, but Encarta is just too useful for the whole family. Each article includes the appropriate citation at the end. Also use their atlas, dictionary, and homework help tools.
