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Copyright Guidelines for Students:
What things can I legally include in a report, presentation, or movie?
What is copyright?
Where can I get graphics that don't have copyright restrictions?
Where can I get primary source documents?
Where can I get more information about copyright?
Search Sites for Children: Although there are no guarantees in safe searching the Internet, OIIT staff developed this list of search tools that younger children can use under the supervision of their teacher or parent.
Featured site:
E-Learners:
This web site has some great resources for students and teachers, including test prep, study skills, organization, grammar and writing, and career planning. Everything broken down by topic and is listed on one page, so it is easy to find things.
eLearners.com is a comprehensive list of educational articles, tools, and aids that will help you along your online learning journey. Whether you’re trying to learn a foreign language, need help with math, are prepping to take the GMATs, or are looking for resume and interview tips, you’ll find a wealth of resources here.
Visual Dictionary Online: Merriam-Webster has put together a visual dictionary of over 6000 images with visuals and descriptions.
AP Sample Questions and Scoring Guides
Looking for College Scholarships...
In honor of Black History Month, Shmoop, a Silicon Valley-based learning resource website, has compiled 47 free learning guides for high school students. Shmoop salutes those - from the biggest names to the most ordinary people - who've shaped the African American experience over nearly 400 years. Those highlighted include David Walker, Toni Morrison, Malcolm X, and Jay-Z, among others.
Boston Public Library: Kid's Page - Help with Homework, etc.
Boston Public Library Overdrive: The Boston Public Library allows you to download and “borrow” books in digital audio format. Most books are only downloadable in Windows Media Player format. You can sign up for a free BPL eCard or you can use your existing library card.
New York Public Library: Great source for information about children's literature! Free access to The Horn Book, famous journal of children's literature.
Dictionaries: A collection of dictionaries such as Rhyming, Thesaurus, Confusing Words, etc.
English Language Arts
Collected English Language Arts Resources Page
Fun Brain: K-8 online educational games for kids of all ages. (math, grammar, science, spelling, history).
Giggle Poetry: Fun poetry - student work and educator resources.
GoogleLitTrips: All levels. Excellent!
Health:
Collected Health and Physical Education Resources Page
History/Social Studies
Collected History/Social Studies Resources
Infoplease Homework Site: In addition to traditional subjects, links to Almanacs, atlas, dictionaries, encyclopedia and biographies are available.
Julia's Rainbow Corner: Activities for kindergarten students.
Kidpedia: Kid's encyclopedia by and for kids.
Lee's Summit MO R-7 School District: Excellent Resources.
Mathematics
Collected Math Resources Page
MrNussbaum.com: Activities in English Language Arts, Math, Science and Social Studies.
Science
Collected Science Resources Page
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