Science

• The Argus Clearinghouse - Science and Mathematics- a central access point for value-added topical guides which identify, describe, and evaluate Internet-based information resources.
• BioTech. Their goal is to enrich the public's knowledge of biology and chemistry. They aim to serve everyone from high school students to professional researchers.
• Cells Alive!. A very visual site that can show you bacteria dividing, white blood cells going after bacteria, and relative sizes of viruses, bacteria, and red blood cells.
• the MAD Scientist Network
• Science Education Gate-Way
• Thinking Fountain A to Z, Science Museum of Minnesota
• Space Educators' Handbook. The underlying goal of the Handbook is to make space science education entertaining and informative.
• US Environmental Protection Agency. Learn more about the national organization that looks out for the environment.
• The Why Files, Science Behind the News

Mathematics

• About Today's Date. At this site, the numbers of the days and months are analyzed mathematically.
• Armadillo's K-12 Mathematics Resources
• Ask Dr. Math
• Exercises in Math Readiness - Here is a collection of exercises from the Department of Mathematics and Statistics at the University of Saskatchewan on those high school mathematics.
• Dave's Math Tables - theorems, proofs, tables, identities, graphs. Just like fast-food--but free.
• Geometry and the Art to Measure the Earth
• The Math Forum, A Virtual Center for Math Education on the Internet funded by the National Science Foundation
• MathMagic on the Web! - a K-12 telecommunications project
• The California Math Show - a portable, interactive math exhibit based on the idea of symmetry.
• This Is Mega-Mathematics! - a project is intended to bring unusual and important mathematical ideas to elementary school classrooms so that young people and their teachers can think about them together.

Social Studies

• The Argus Clearinghouse - Arts & Humanities - a central access point for value-added topical guides which identify, describe, and evaluate Internet-based information resources.
• A Brief Guide to State Facts - a brief outline of state facts suitable for school reports, Trivial Pursuit, and just simply amazing your friends with your vast knowledge of state-related trivia.
• Creative Impulse - The artist's view of World History and Western Civilization
• Into the World of Anthropology. Learn about the disciplines included in anthropology: Physical Anthropology, Cultural Anthropology, Linguistic Anthropology, and Archaeology.
• K-12 History Internet Guide- "Using the Multimedia Tools of the Internet for Teaching History in K-12 Schools"
• Non-Western History
• The World Factbook 1996 - a publication from the CIA.

Language Arts

• The Children's Literature Web Guide - Internet Resources Related to Books for Children and Young Adults.
• CNN Interactive. This site provides both current and archived news stories and photos.
• Focusing on Words - Vocabulary study, building, courses and activities. Great practical exercises.
• Inkspot- a resource for writers.
• KidPub - More than 12,000 stories written by kids from all over the planet!
• Little Planet Times - an award winning internet newspaper for and by kids designed to encourage reading and writing by young children.
• Malaspina Great Books Home Page - The organizational scheme for the Great Books guide is based on musical periods. Authors, composers and artists are organized chronologially by date of birth.
• Stone Soup - the international magazine for the home, school, and library. Written and illustrated by young people ages 8 to 13, it inspires young readers and writers everywhere.
• The Writer's Forum

General Help Sources

• Britannica Online
• Homework Answers from Yahooligans
• Homework Maniac!
• Information SuperLibrary
• Sandi Goldman's Classroom Corners
• Web Pages for K-12 Students from NCSA