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A Step-by-Step Guide to Writing Great Papers
Time For Kids
Want to be a better writer? TFK's "Write Ideas" gives your writing a boost by walking you through every step involved in writing a paper. Using sample papers, idea organizers and checklists, you can write better researchpapers, persuasive essays, news stories and much more. You can also learn from the experts, like TIME magazine's Lev Grossman or Kid Reporter Carson Satterfield.Recommended by Daniel Bonner

Definitions, Rhymes and Word Games
Merriam-Webster Word Central
If you want to review words you know and learn new ones, visit this site. You visit a school called "Word Central" and click on different areas to learn things like definitions, rhymes for different wordsand word games.Recommended by Bryan Geter

Help with Foreign Languages
Kidspace @ The Internet Public Library
This is a really cool site if you need help with foreign-language homework. It teaches you how to say hello in many different languages and has a lot of other useful information. I like how you can listen to real people saying the words in other languages.Recommended by Madie Kelterborn

Help with Research Papers
Infoplease
Go to this site if you want information on how to write a research paper. Many different types of examples are used.Recommended by Rosemary Compton

Reading Rocks!
Reading Rockets
On this great resource, learn to love reading or to love it even more! Read articles about reading and education, and share them with your teachers and parents. You can even meet and read interviews with famous authors like Jane Yolen and Patricia MacLachlan.Recommended by Daniel Bonner

Spelling, Grammar and More
English Zone
This is the perfect site for English homework: It has a section on almost every topic you will cover in English class like spelling, parts of speech and writing. It does not just give you a summary of the topic; rather it makes sure you understand it completely.Recommended by Mustafa Saifuddin

The ABC's of Writing
Edmonton Public Schools
This is a good place to go if you are having trouble with writing. All you do is click on one of the writing steps, and it explains the step and gives you tips. The site has links to other pages with writing steps for different grade levels. Although this site is Canadian, the writing steps are, as the site says, universal.Recommended by Zack Dale