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Ask Jeeves for Kids! (http://www.ajkids.com/) - A kid friendly search tool that lets you type in questions, not just keywords. It also checks the spelling and will ask you questions to help you find the right item.

SuperKids SuperSearch (http://www.super-kids.com/) - Super cool super guide to finding stuff on the web

Fossick KidsSafe Web Search ( http://fossick.com/Kids.htm) - Kid-Safe Web Search, Fun and Learning For Teens and Youth Resources

B.J.Pinchbeck's Homework Helper (http://tristate.pgh.net/~pinch13/) - Over 440 resources to help with schoolwork. You can find everything here.

IPL Reference Center (http://www.ipl.org/ref/) - The Internet Public Library includes a reference desk and book shelved by subject. All that is missing is the smiling librarian. This site links to sites all over the net, so be prepared to take some time to check out all of the different sources.

LibrarySpot (http://www.libraryspot.com/) - A new one-stop reference desk. It contains Acronym dictionaries, biographical dictionaries, inventions, useful calculators, links to hundreds of library card catalogs, numerous magazines, newspapers, phone books, mapping programs, and more.

Bookworm ( http://www.kidsreads.com) - Designed for kids from 6-12 years old. Includes a reading club that you can join and win prizes for reading books, a free newsletter, cool stuff, authors info., a wishlist, books listed by reading level, and a search feature. 

Research-It! (http://www.itools.com/research-it/) - A one-stop reference desk. Spell a word, conjugate a verb, find a quote or locate facts about a famous person. Almost 30 quick reference tools all rolled into one easy-to-use site.

Study WEB (http://www.studyweb.com/) - This site contains more than 69,000 research-quality links listed by subject. The reference shelf is a good place to start, but the brief reviews of each site will also help you select just the right place to look.

Homework Central (http://www.bigchalk.com/cgi-bin/WebObjects/WOPortal.woa/wa/HWCDA/sections?sectionid=&flt=CAB) - Divided into 3 levels this site is useful to everyone. There is Jr. for grades 1-6, Homework Central for middle and high school, and Encyclopedua Central for college and beyond. Arranged by subject, also includes parent and teacher resources. Also includes an "Ask the Expert" site.

Homework Help Links (http://www.austinlinks.com/homework.html) - Homework help from 1st grade to graduate school. A wide variety of links and resources.

Star Tribune Homework Help (http://www.startribune.com/homework/) - A different type of homework help site. Contains folders of information on each subject, search what is there and then ask a question if you don't see what you want. A volunteer expert will reply to you in the folders so others can learn from your question.

Academic Links (http://azkidsnet.com/homework.htm) - A list of links organized by subject.

700+ Great Web Sites (http://www.ala.org/parentspage/greatsites/) - This site is put together by the American Library Association. Besides the links to 700+ Great Web Sites for students from preschool-elementary age children and their parents, the site also includes Kid's Connect Questions and Answers, Lists of Award Winning Books and Materials for Children and Teens,and a Librarian's Guide to Cyberspace. This site is put together by librarians who work with children and the web everyday.

Infoplease Homework Center (http://www.infoplease.com/homework/index.html) - Specially designed for K-12 homework problems, our Homework Center provides you with authoritative references to help you answer your questions. Information Please has been bringing you facts you can trust for more than fifty years, and now offers the best Encyclopedia,Dictionary, and Almanacs available online.

Yahooligans (http://www.yahooligans.com) - A kid friendly search engine.

My Virtual Reference Desk-My Homework Helper (http://www.refdesk.com/homework.html) - search, discussion, grade level help, ask the expert, facts, and tools.

Kids on the Web : Homework Tools (http://www.zen.org/~brendan/kids-homework.html) - While it's still better to go to the library use the actual printed works, there are times when you don't have one handy and the libraries and stores are all closed. So, to that end, you can use any of these via the Web:Webster's Dictionary, Roget's Thesaurus, Encyclopedia Britannica, Free Internet Encyclopedia, World Fact Book, The Elements of Style, Bartlett's Familiar Quotations, Acronym Dictionary, Acronyms and Abbreviations, Human Languages Page. Also includes a lot of great homework help links.

OneLook Dictionaries - (http://www.onelook.com/) The faster finder. Dictionary word count = 2233510 words in 453 dictionaries now indexed.

KidsClick! Web Search (http://sunsite.berkeley.edu/KidsClick!/) - Websearch for kids by librarians.

The Learning Web (http://www.usgs.gov/education/) - Welcome to the Learning Web, a portion of the USGS web dedicated to K-12 education, exploration, and life-long learning. Visit often and explore things on, in, around, and about the Earth such as plants and animals, land, water, and maps. Learn how Biology, Geology, Hydrology, and Geography can help us understand our changing world. Check out its VOLCANO section as an example.

NASA Internet Educational Resources (http://quest.arc.nasa.gov/OER/EDRC22.html) - If you are a teacher or student and you've got a project or question that deals with "space science," look no further. This site has it all, with links to all the major NASA pages and projects, covering K-12 and college. And check out the following: NASA K-12 Internet, Live from the Hubble Space Telescope, NASA Photo Gallery, and The NASA Homepage.