Homework and Research Sites

Epic Reads

• Recommendations on books to read.

Congress.gov

• Federal legislative information on the Internet.

• Choose a grade level then look around for information on how the U.S. government works.

• Federal Justice Department web sites.

• How do you spell that word? And what does it mean? Try this famous dictionary and thesaurus for help. 

• Grammar, spelling, parts of speech, and more. 

• Study guides for English literature.

• Information about the United Nations, global issues, and information about UN member countries/states.

• Thousands of flags from around the world.

• Huge resource for Greek Mythology.

• Historic photograph collections of United State's history.

• Civil War resources including battles, biographies, medicine and more.

• American Civil War essays

• Search for maps by location, subject or alphabetically.

• See a copy of the original Gettysburg Address writing by Abraham Lincoln and read about how it was written.

• Get primary source documents for American history.

• Links to information on counties, culture and history.

• A question and answer service for K-12 math students and their teachers.

• Math tables, algebra formulas, and more.

• The World of Math online.

• Used your last sheet of graph paper? Don't worry, you can print out different kinds of graph paper here.

Oregon Blue Book

• The Oregon Blue Book is the official state directory and fact book about all levels of government in Oregon... and much more.

• Historic photographs, maps, journals, and other online items from Oregon.

• For students brought to you by the Oregon Department of Education.

The Exploratorium Science Museum

• The Exploratorium has a web site of over 15,000 web pages exploring science, art, and technology including science experiments and activities.

• Science news, games and information to keep you up to date on science in the news.

• Find out the science behind the headlines.

• Thousands of pages of resources on astronomy, planets, comets, astronauts and new discoveries of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration.