Webster's Dictionary: http://smac.ucsd.edu/cgi-bin/http webster?

Roget's Thesaurus: http://www.thesaurus.com

Encyclopedia Britannica: http://www.eb.com

Free Internet Encyclopedia: http://www.cs.uh.edU/~ciifton/micro.a.html

World fact BOOK: http://www.odci.gov/cia/publications/FactbooK/

The Math League's free Math Help facility is available for grades 4-8. It's available to everyone as a reference for basic math topics, including fractions, geometry, percents, real numbers, and many other topics, http://www.mathleague.com/help/help.htm

There's a collection of Teacher and Student Resources for Education, including info about math, science, English, art, and more, http://education.simplenet.com/

Other Worlds, Distant Suns is a complete catalog of extrasolar planets, including star maps for finding these systems in the night sky, VRML’s to explore the 65 nearest stars and the solar system, links to over 65 noteworthy sites, and free downloads. At Other Worlds, you continue to learn science fact, not fiction, http://otherworlds.home.ml.org

Drop by the Web's largest collection of topics, ideas, and assistance for school related research projects. The Internet is a tremendous resource. They'll show you how to make the most of your time online, find the best information available, eliminate frustration, and get better grades! http://www.researchpaper.com

There's another, quite impressive Homework Helper available, complete with an electric library that you can use to search for the answers to your questions. Just ask something simple like ' 'What is the fastest animal?" http://www.homeworkhelper.com

Global Access to Educational Sources is a middle school ""cybrary" (a play on library he he) for those students who need great research sources in a hurry. http://www.geocities.com/Athens/Academy/6617/

The INFOLINK homework helper page, points you at information about everything from Shakespeare to world maps. http://www.infolink.org/homewrk.htm

ACE Homework Helpers are a bunch of folks who will try to help each other with homework questions. http://www.acekids.com/homework.html

There's a World Wide Web digital library for schoolkids called Kids Web, that will really help with doing homework or school research projects. http://www.aceKids.com/homework.html

Students for the Exploration and Development of Space lets you see pictures of space, learn about rocketry, or search their pages for a specific topic, http://www.seds.org

There's a hotlist of student-based stuff in various topics, including science, art, history, and language arts. And best of all, Kids did this! http://sln.fi.edu/tfi/hotlists/Kids.html

These web sites were recommended as safe and appropriate for Kids by-- The Kids on the Web. http//www.zen.org/~brendan/Kids.html