Free Educational Resources
Free educational reference sites, encyclopedias, handouts, articles, videos and information!
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Math Open Reference is a website that helps explain math concepts such as different areas of Geometry, including Plane Geometry, Coordinate Geometry and Solid Geometry.
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(01/24/2011)
http://www.mathopenref.com/
Watchknow.org is a huge, user-edited directory of quality educational videos for kids ages 3-18, categorized by subject and age. Currently, more than 12 000 videos are included.
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(12/08/2009)
http://www.watchknow.org
Kideos.com is a new site similar to Totlol.com, where children can watch fun videos (mostly from Youtube) that have been screened and approved by parents.
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(08/05/2009)
http://www.kideos.com
Neok12.com is a website that lists educational videos by subject. All videos can be viewed directly on sites such as Youtube as well, but Neok12 makes it much easier to find them. The videos illustrate a wide array of subjects including math, social studies and science.
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(06/02/2009)
http://www.neok12.com/
Factmonster.com is a free reference website where kids can get help with their homework, search for facts on thousands of subjects, or do quizzes and crosswords.
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(01/18/2009)
http://www.factmonster.com
The enchantedlearning.com website offers a huge amount of encyclopaedic information, handouts and printouts for children.
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(01/13/2009)
http://www.enchantedlearning.com
Teachertube is a video sharing website similar to Youtube, where users can upload educational videos and lesson plans.
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(12/15/2008)
http://www.teachertube.com
This website offers one interesting and entertaining Youtube video for each element in the periodic table of elements.
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(09/20/2008)
http://www.periodicvideos.com/
Wikipedia is an excellent multilingual, online encyclopedia compiled by a distributed network of volunteers from all around the world.
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(12/15/2007)
http://www.wikipedia.org
On the website howstuffworks.com, you will learn how computers, cars and cell phones actually work. Or learn something new about the human body, such as why you have two lungs but only one heart.
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(02/16/2007)
http://www.howstuffworks.com
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The following five free websites are a great place to start if you would like to add French to your repertoire of languages.
While up until the Internet, video consisted mostly of VHS tapes or DVD videos, with the advent of the Internet and YouTube, teachers have a much larger toolset they can use to apply informational YouTube videos in the classroom.
If you want an effective website for plotting data graphs, it should be one that requires very few steps to create the resulting chart. All of the websites listed in this article provide the graphs in one or two very simple steps.
