MASSENA PUBLIC LIBRARY
GENERAL EDUCATION
Includes Homework sites, help for parents, teachers,
and students & Homeschool links.
GETTING HELP WITH HOMEWORK ON THE WEB
ASK DR. MATH: Math help from Kindergarten to high school.
Contains a
large archive ot topics, organized by grade level, on typical questions
that kids ask. If you can't find the answer, you can e-mail your
question to the Dr. Math site.
BIOGRAPHY: More than 15,000 short biographies.
CHILDREN'S LITERATURE ON THE WEB: Visit the Children's Literatue Web
Guide for news and announcements, recommended books, author
information, resources for teachers and parents, and much,
much more. Students can conduct research about particular
authors, stories, or characters; join literature-based
newsgroups; hear stories; and download stories.
NEW YORK STATE LIBRARY: Features sites linking to a vast amount of
research topics, NYS government information, US government
information and more. Even find out where newpaper
microfilms are located around the state of NY.
NOBEL FOUNDATION'S SITE: Has a biography for may of the Nobel Prize Winners.
SCHOOLWORK UGH!: Nicely organized list of Web links to the kinds of
information that elementary, middle and highschool students
can use to do research.
HELPFUL SITES FOR TEACHERS & PARENTS
STUDENTS WILL ALSO FIND THESE LINKS INTERESTING:
ERIC: A Clearinghouse on Elementary and Early
Childhood Education. ERIC is a project of the
U.S. DEPT. OF EDUCATION and contains a BIG
COLLECTION of materials on children's education. Tricky
to use but worth the effort, especially for teachers and parents.
SCHOLASTIC PLACE: Connecting teachers, parents and students to the
world of Scholastic. Features Classroom activities in many subjects
See what is available from Scholastic, a leading publisher and
distributor of children's books, classroom and professional
magazines, and other educational products.
TEAMS DISTANCE LEARNING: TEAMS Distance Learning brings exemplary
learning opportunities to K-8 students, teachers, and parents across
the United States through nationally televised satellite broadcasts
and the Internet.
GO TO FUN FOR KIDS PAGE