Ever have a hard time finding what you need on the Internet?
Your solution: Mrs. Timm's Favorite Web Resources!
For Younger Users (Kinder-2nd Grades) |
For Older Users (3rd-6th Grades) |
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Run by Dogpile, easier to use for younger students.
Try this for grades K-2.
A search engine and all types of web resources, all safe for kids.
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Very comprehensive search engine for advanced students. Search for pictures, information or videos.
For images and pictures.
Get all sorts of information by topic or do a search. Great site just to check out too!
Search by topic or keywords.
Good for questions but hard to use with keywords.
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Merriam-Webster Dictionary for Kids. From the Merriam-Webster Online Dictionary at www.Merriam-Webster.com
A picture dictionary with links for younger students.
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Maps, a dictionary, thesaurus, and encyclopedia all in one. For more advanced students.
A rhyming dictionary! Just type in the word you want to rhyme with and presto! Great for poets looking for a rhyme. Will also find antonyms and synonyms for you. |
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Maps, a dictionary, thesaurus, and encyclopedia all in one.
A traditional encyclopedia. May require higher-level reading.
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An online encyclopedia with links to a wealth of information on the Internet but not always 100% accurate. Still an excellent place to start. Available in many languages!
An encyclopedia, with lots of extra resources, articles and publications.
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Atlapedia has full color physical and political maps as well as key facts and statistics on individual countries.
Features maps and a cool global view of the world.
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From Education Place. Great black & white printable maps.
Has clickable maps of any place in the world, with links to encyclopedia articles and more.
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BJ Pinchbeck's Homework Helper The ultimate in homework help sites. It will lead you to the right website for your homework dilemma.
Great site from the UK. Even has a place where you can ask experts tough questions.
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A well organized site with help for all subjects.
Homework help and other resources on many topics.
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