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Homework Links
Encyclopedias, Almanacs, News for Teens/Kids
CultureGrams- Kids
(Click here to search from
outside a library.)
The Kids Edition contains 66 country
reports including a timeline, images, fun facts etc. Suitable for upper
elementary students.
CultureGrams - States
The States Edition has maps, flags,
symbols, timelines, etc. for each state. Suitable for upper elementary students.
Galenet
Biography Info Center, Gale Business Resources, Gale's Ready
Reference Shelf, and Literature Resource Center.
(Click here to search from
outside a library.)
High School Ace
High School Ace is a free resource center for teens. It features academic
subject guides, reference tools, news, puzzles, quizzes, and college
information.
SIRS
Discoverer - An informative database
of full-text articles, helps develop research, reading, writing, language
and computer skills while making learning fun and intuitive for the young
researcher. Children can do research, read stories, learn about important
people, places and events, find fun projects to do, and much, much more.
(Click here to search from
outside a library.)
World Book Student Resource Center
The Student Resource
Center contains World Book resources to help students with their
schoolwork. It also offers educational games and activities that help
make learning fun.
Search Engines for Kids
Ask for
Kids
KidsClick- websearch for kids, by librarians
History
America's
Library
Infoplease
For information about the year you were born.
World History
Math
Ask
Dr. Math
Destination Math and Destination Reading (from Riverdeep)
These interactive learning tools are geared for elementary school age children, and are ideal for home schoolers or for reinforcing school assignments with a fun and engaging learning program.Speak to a librarian or call
Telephone Reference at 479-4636 for the login and password.
Destination Math is a complete supplemental mathematics program that teaches basic skills, math reasoning, conceptual understanding, and problem solving. The program is broken into three courses (K-1, Grades 2-3, Grades 4-6)
and gives sequenced step-by-step instruction in math skills (Examples include: whole numbers, addition, subtraction, fractions, and decimals.)
Biographies
Biography
Reading
Search
AR
(Accelerated Reader Book Lists) for Lee County Schools
Destination Math and Destination Reading (from Riverdeep)
These interactive learning tools are geared for elementary school age children, and are ideal for home schoolers or for reinforcing school assignments with a fun and engaging learning program.Speak to a librarian or call
Telephone Reference at 479-4636 for the login and password.
Destination Reading balances phonics instruction and reading-for-meaning activities. The program is broken into two courses (K-1, Grades 2-3). Coursework includes ABCs, short and long vowels, consonants, compound words and much more.
Social Studies
Christmas
around the World
Holidays on the Net
Testing
FCAT
Explorer
This Web site, produced by the Florida Department of Education, provides
information about the FCAT. It also provides skills practice for both reading
and math, and passage and question topics from Social Studies, Science, and the
Arts. A school-provided sign-in name and password are required to access the
student materials. Ask your child's teacher for this information. There
are materials in the Parent and Family Guide section that do not require a
sign-in name and password. If you are in a Lee County Library branch and do not
have a sign-in name and password, check with the reference desk.
Electronic Teaching Assistance Program
Electronic SAT prep in math. Other subjects soon to
follow.
DEBATE/Journalism
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Facts on File Issues and
Controversies
Search this resource for the pros and cons
of approximately 600 controversial topics in the news.
Chronologies, illustrations, maps, tables, sidebars, bibliographies
and contact information provide balanced and accurate coverage of
current and historical issues.
Career
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Occupational Outlook Handbook
Science and
Science Fairs
Geography
U.S. Government
Ben's
Guide to U.S. Government for Kids
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