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This is a free tutoring website. If you need help in math, science, social studies, or languages arts, there are tutors willing to help you. However, it may take a while for a tutor to be able to help you, so you have to be patient.

Animated Science, Health, Technology, Math, Social Studies, Arts & Music and English movies, quizzes, activity pages and school homework help for K-12 kids, aligned with state standards

This is a site that allows students to add words to corresponding images. This allows students taking a foreign language to get a visual of words which can be more effective in learning. Also this site can be used for student in a social studies class to have an interactive activity with maps or science with models.

This website is good for fining newpapers around the world and keeping up or finding current events for Social Studies.

This site allows student to use a Goolge map to locate many historic places in North America. When clicked it also gives you additional information. This site is good for students taking a social studies class. They can find research more easily and they can learn more about a certain place

The Avalon Project is a project by Yale University to get primary resources for students. On the site, there is historical documents in text form. This is extremely useful for social studies.

This tool is a way to make visual timeline and map combination. Students can also add text, pictures, and videos to each project. These projects are downloadable and can be embedded in to website. This can help a student in a social studies class to create a visual and engaging project.

This is an educational website on the American Revolution. It has multiple interactive lessons. The best is the interactive timeline. This has major events and items from the war that the viewer can click on and learn more about. It also has a whole separate part for artifacts. The last great thing about it is the videos on the war.

Teaching American History is a good social studies website for anyone who needs to know something about the history of America or needs some good primary resources.

This tool is an online dictionary that gives the history and the origin of many words that date back to over 2000 years ago. This can be helpful in English and social studies.

This is a project made to help teachers and students find good resources for lessons and help with their work in social studies.

For students, teachers, these 340+ games and websites are organized by topic - history, government, geography, states, explorers, cultures, world organizations and religions. There are project ideas, activities for kids, lessons for teachers and information to help kids with research.

Easy access to other social studies sites for high school students with descriptions and documented sources.

OpenStudy is an educational social network site were students can collaboratively share and offer information effectively.

Problem Attic is a free service that allows you to quickly create practice tests and flashcards for social studies, language arts, mathematics, science, and many other subjects.

Problem-attic is a website specifically designed to create teaching tools based off of over 800,000 free to use questions from a variety of sources. You can format these into worksheets, flashcards, tests, and calenders.

Edmodo provides a safe and easy way for your class to connect and collaborate, share content, and access homework, grades and school notices. Our goal is to help educators harness the power of social media to customize the classroom for each and every learner

National Geographic education has photos, videos, maps, games and activities, and homework help. Homework help includes a glossary, encyclopedia, and articles on various subjects. This website offers resources for both middle school and high school students. National Geographic education is a useful and fun resource that can help students learn and understand about various topics in science and social studies. The hands-on activities allow students to engage in learning. The videos and photos are good resources for visual learners.

Dipity.com allows you to create timelines. Dipity can help social studies students to better organize their thoughts in a more visual way in order for them to better understand the content.

This website offers two technological tools, one that would be more applicable to elementary students while the second could be used by middle and high school students. The former, Draw Me a Game, allows children to draw their own world and create a video game out of it, exposing them early on to the advantageous aspects of technology at an early age. JellyCam, the latter, allows older students to make a stop-motion video that can be used in subjects such as arts, science, English, and social studies.

Great website that gives tutorials on any subject from grades K-12.