101. Recommended Homework Web Sites Young Adults Great reads, book reviews, and writing advice. Your onestop shop for homework helpand current virtual online frog dissection with instructional technology. http://www.weberpl.lib.ut.us/kids_teens/eTeens.htm

link-o-rama homework help for students need help with your homework? try these sites . . . Around the World Business and Money Facts and Reference History and People ... Technology and Space NEW! Children's homework help . Does your little brother need homework help? Cite-it-Right, Get-it-Right! . What you need to know to cite research. PREMIUM DATABASES . Have your library card ready to enter this page. Multnomah County Library's Books and Writing Links . Great reads, book reviews, and writing advice. MegaSites ThinkQuest Internet Challenge Library . This site contains more than 5,000 unique educational web sites that have been created through ThinkQuest competitions and programs. All sites were built by kids for kids to use and learn. Librarians' Index to the Internet . Current, factual sites on everything from history to sports to news. Your one-stop shop for homework help and current events. Mathematics AllMath . A Great Math Help Site. CoolMath . An amusement park of mathematics...and more. A+ Math . Improve your math skills interactively.

102. Deborah Aufdenspring, Homework Help - Search And Cite Site Deborah T. Aufdenspring New Technology High School this page) Aufdenspring, DeborahT. homework help Search and Your assignment is to write an epistolary http://www.aufdenspring.com/search.html

Organizing Your Search: Engines, Citations, and Bots Integrating U. S. History with Educational Technology Deborah T. Aufdenspring New Technology High School Napa, California You might find this page helpful by itself, or you might want to open its two companion pages: Homework Help - U. S. History and Homework Help - Chat with Ms. A . Then you can flip back and forth amongst them with your browser by using the "Back" and "Forward" buttons. If you are going to search the Internet, I've included below some reminders of the subjects we've talked about in class. Text and links are divided into six categories: ORGANIZING YOUR SEARCH - A reprise of our classroom discussions. SEARCH ENGINES - Including image search and Spanish language engines. HANDY TOOLS - Including Spanish/English, English/Spanish dictionary. BOOKS ON-LINE - Including some handy reference books. BOTS - Are "bots" useful in research? Stay tuned. CITATIONS - I don't accept papers or projects without proper citations. SEARCHING ON THE INTERNET - A tongue-in-cheek refresher course.

103. KidSource Calendar/Homework Helper It has book reviews (written by teens), links to No matter what you likescienceand technology, art, business or start a discussion related to homework issues http://www.kidsource.com/education/homework.calendar.html

Kidsource Calendar/Homework Helper advertisement An Overview Preschool Younger children don't want to feel left out, so set up a space at the kitchen table for your little one to do "homework" while your older children do theirs. Get out the crayons and paper, glue sticks, and age-appropriate scissors. Get creative! How Important is Homework? Assigning homework serves various educational needs. Find out what the U.S. Department of Education says about homework in this article Be an Involved Parent Parents and schools need to work together so all children can succeed in school. Read how Ten Tips Ten Homework Tips can make your life easier. And your child's! Distraction-Free Zone Be sure your child has a homework space that is free of clutter and distraction. If he or she likes music, put on Vivaldi or Bach. Turn off the TV, even if your child can't see it. Eliminate background noise as much as possible. Don't Forget the Library There is a tremendous amount of information available on the Internet, but don't forget to expose your children to the library. Visit your neighborhood library, as well as an occasional trip to a larger county or university library. If your child has difficulty studying at home, make a visit to the library a regular study stop. Elementary School Television Turn off the television.

104. Resources For Teachers of the Shuttle Science, Technology, and Culture Encyclopedia Index Page); EnvironmentalWriting Web Site BJ Pinchbeck s homework Helper; The Digital Education http://www.ruthvilmi.net/hut/Resource/

Resources for Teachers Resources for teachers with URLs (not complete) Language Learning Activities on the Web Activities for the classroom Associations for Teachers ... miscellaneous resources Activities for the classroom Activities using science sites on the Internet. Lesson Plan Place Netsurfer Digest Seven Wonders of the World ... Activity Search - Interesting activities for grades 1-8. A Day in the Life of Cyberspace Comenius Group Virtual English Language Center Dave's ESL Cafe Roadmap - An interesting on-line training workshop for those who need to know the basics for getting around on the Internet. And it's free! OPPulent pages for Students and Teachers of English as a Second Language Global Community Project BioPoem Exchange Project WINGS - publishes writing of students on the SL-lists. E-mail Penpal Opportunities for Students Exchange - publishes writings of non-native English speakers from all over the world, and provides English self-study materials. International E-Mail Tandem Network Connecting With Nature Interclass Projects on the Internet A well-designed presentation by Ron Corio.

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