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Study Help

Everyone needs help sometimes. These links provide help with homework in general and specifically with math and science. Your teacher is always your greatest source of help, but these sites can be a good resource for you to use. 

 Please notify the Library staff, if there are any broken links.

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Science and Math Help

*Hall of Science has games, experiments, and fun challenges (elementary)

*Illuminations has math games (early elementary)

*Flashcards help you with all functions of math and has multiple levels (elementary)

**Math games and help to understand math in a different way (elementary and junior high)

**Study Jams has videos, interactive games and quizzes to help you master topics in both science and math (elementary and early junior high)

***Neo has games, videos, lessons and learning help for a wide variety of science and math topics (all students)

 

**Kinetic City has awesome science interactives and games (elementary and junior high)

*Learning Science has simple games to lay the foundation of learning for young students (elementary)

 

***Chemistry distance learning has 3D, interactive models of molecules to assist older students with fundamental principles of chemistry (high school)

**Simple games to teach about weather, electricity, physics, volcanoes, etc. (upper elementary and junior high)

*Shedd Aquarium walks students through the creation of a "movie" about underwater life; create your own story, set it to music, guide the "actors" and share it with others! (upper elementary)

*The Shedd Aquarium provides simple games for young students to learn about life under the sea (early elementary)

***This interactive periodic table will help students learn about the elements and the fundamental science tool that is the periodic table (upper junior high and high school)

Need help with homework? Try the sites below.