The kids section of Galileo highlights information for the young researcher. It provides links to several databases and government resources.

Librarians from across the nation have selected web sites on specific topics. Each month, a web site is featured as the “Web Site of the Month.”

You can ask a question or click on one of the many books for help on a particular subject. It also provides links to news resources and games.

The Student’s Guide to Homework Help & More provides students with tools to help with homework, games, cool clip art, and even learning adventures. It includes a list of more than 700 websites to help with your homework, brain boosters, and information for science fair projects.

Created by the Information Please Almanac, you can search specific topics, use the Reference Desk, or play games and quizzes.

The “web search for kids by librarians” website provides links to great homework sites that are organized by subject. It was created by the librarians from the Ramapo Catskill Library System and is maintained by the School of Library and Information Science at San Jose State University.

This great website organizes links to helpful resources by subject.

From the Multnomah County Public Library in Portland, Oregon, this guide provides homework help on a variety of subjects.