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Argus Clearinghouse
This site developed by librarians is an ideal starting point for narrow searches. It contains Web guides to many areas of interest. Because each guide is reviewed and rated on a scale of 1-5, you can quickly identify the most helpful sites in the least amount of time.
B.J. Pinchbeck's Homework Helper
This site has more than 550 terrific links that can help you find any topic you wish to research. The ultimate homework helper, B.J. Pinchbeck -- a kid himself -- organized links on basic subjects such as math, science, English, and history as well as more specialized areas like SAT vocabulary words, physical education, and foreign languages.
CyberSleuth Kids
Internet search guide for K-12 students. Use text search or check out resources by subject or theme. A rich data base of sites that have all been reviewed are available. There is also a link to classroom clipart on the site.
ICONnet Kids Connect
Sponsored by the American Association of School Librarians, this is a question-answer help and referral service for K-12 students. Through email you can contact KidsConnect and receive a message back from a volunteer library media specialist within 48 hours.
Internet Public Library Youth Division
This site offers a great, user-friendly resource for younger students looking for homework help and teachers looking for new class materials. Search many different subject areas, clearly broken down, or take part in specific projects from learning how to build a car to exploring other cultures.
KidsClick
Use this Web guide and tool to search the Internet by subject area, and find approved kid-safe links recommended by librarians.
The Virtual Reference Desk
Presented by Purdue University, this Web site is your own personal reference library. Find links to dictionaries, thesauri, and almanacs or get specific information on maps, time & date calculations, zip codes, phone books, and all sorts of indices.
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