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This educational website is safe for all ages, although it targets students from high school to graduate school. Much of the content is unavailable anywhere else and very useful, with an emphasis on interactivity to increase interest.
Tutorhub is a community of learners who share and solve homework problems free of charge. For those needing more targeted one to one professional help, the website connects them with experienced teachers for online tutoring.
Explaining mathematics concepts that traditionally give students the most difficulties. Easy to understand explanations to help you get better grades in math!
EducationalVideos.com is an excellent resource for daily videos on a variety of subjects that work perfect for the classroom. These videos are motivational, inspirational, and best of all, relevant to students of varying age groups!
Just not getting it? Post a question and let your peers answer! Those who are willing to help out, you’ll be rewarded too! Prizes are awarded monthly to top contributors. Free tutoring is also available per request.
The site has free original math worksheets and flash cards. These are all easily printable. There are also a number of elementary level math games.
There are a lot of fun things for kids to do. I use it for games and for studying.
Teacher website full of free resources to plan themes, lessons, holidays, projects, activities, parties, & to give the best links, ideas, & info for students, teachers, parents, & homeschoolers. Great ideas for fun and learning!
The People History covering 75 years of History From 1920 – 2006 for every year including the following Popular Culture, Music, Film and TV, Technology, World Events Cost of Living, Inflation, Price of goods and property, Wages and The Value of Money . We also have a section where ordinary people can leave memories from events and experiences in their lives without registering and leave comments on others people’s memories. This does mean all memories are vetted prior to inclusion to ensure they are suitable for our prime audience which is students researching history.
This is a directory of educator-reviewed Web sites for K-2 students that packages hundreds of age-appropriate online learning activities, research materials, educational games and multimedia resources that have been designed for their reading and interest levels. All of the sites in this directory can be navigated by the students themselves. A rare find.
