A younger version of its older sibling, Ask Jeeves, this site lets kids ask questions in plain English. In return, they get kid-friendly -- and parent-approved -- Web site results. The site uses sophisticated language processing to understand even the most basic English skills.

The biggest study site on the internet! Research for 2,200 school study subjects. Kid-safe! Each link is hand-picked. Over 8,000 teacher lesson plans by subject.

This excellent service allows students in elementary, middle school, high school, and beyond to get math problems answered online for free, and review archives of previous questions and answers.

If facts and numbers don't necessarily excite your kids, Discovery Kids may be just the place to contain the yawns. The site captivates children as they learn about real-world adventures - and share their own hi-jinks with others.

HomeworkSpot provides a high-utility collection of the best K-12 homework resources organized by grade-level and topic. In addition to resources for many subject areas, the site offers a robust reference desk, extracurricular activities and resources for parents and teachers.

A great starting point for research projects, the site helps both kids and parents alike search through its online dictionaries, encyclopedias and reference desks. Kids can also find a great collection of study tips and articles to help improve their writing skills.

Designed for students of all ages, the Kids Learning Network site blends eye-popping multimedia with live educational content. With a high interactivity quotient, it'll be easy to keep the kids engaged and content.

An abridged version of the popular CD-ROM

The digital Library for K-12 students. The University of Syracuse offers kids a simple way to navigate pre-screened Web resources.