Updated on March 10, 2017
These websites and apps offer students of all grade levels free study and homework help. Some have study guides and self-quizzing tools. Some have interactive games and customizable flash cards.
This resource guide for high school students, college students, and teachers is loaded with tips and guidance on studying and learning. There are guides for time and project management, research, reading, writing, memorizing and testing, and teaching strategies. Especially useful…
Flashcard Stash provides an innovative flashcard based study tool that is built on top of a dictionary. The makes it easier to create flashcards using dictionary definitions. The site has a number of features, such as engaging games, the ability…
College-cram.com provides learning modules on high school and college level topics in math (algebra, business math, pre-calculus, trigonometry), accounting, economics, science (astronomy, biology, chemistry, physics), foreign languages (French, German, Spanish), and humanities (mythology, world studies, US government). Each topic is…
Dial-a-Teacher is a free homework help service for K-12 students in New Mexico. Help is available from 5:30 pm – 8:30 pm, Monday-Thursday, from licensed teachers in English or Spanish.
SparkNotes is most noted for its study guide for literary works commonly studied in high school and college. But the site also offers study guides, flash cards, and practice quizzes for many subjects. They include biography, biology, chemistry, computer science,…
Use cueFlash to study for your quiz or exam by creating virtual flashcards to help you study. This web based eflashcard system has thousands of card sets created by other students. Students can create their own decks, share them with…
Create flashcards, share them with classmates, or find sets already created. Study them using more than a dozen activities and games. These include matching, crosswords, hangman, scrambled word, or bug chase. There are also quiz and test activities. You have…
Flashcard Machine is an easy way to create study cards and flash cards for tests, exams and quizzes. Teachers can use it to create flashcard sets for their students. Students can create their own flashcard sets. You can add images…
From site: Memorize thousands of subjects. Create things to memorize. Share with friends and colleagues. Good for studying for tests, preparing for class. Older kids can learn by themselves, younger kids with the help of an adult.Both memorizing and creating…
This non-profit site offers a categorized directory of hundreds of thousands educational videos and shorts, covering all K-12 subjects. The videos are rated by teachers, parents and students. With free registration, you can create a list for your subject, or…
Study just about anything. Create a set of flashcards. Share them with classmates. Teachers, create sets for your students. Study in flashcard mode or with games and apps for mobile devices. You can create your own quiz and even test…
NCES offers a sample of questions on national standards benchmark testing (NAEP) for several subjects and grade levels. See how you compare with students nationally and from around the world. Pick a subject, grade level and how many questions you…
Download and print several types of graph paper and grids in PDF format. Select from 4-quadrant graphs, scatter plot templates, trigonometric graphs, polar graphs, dot paper and number lines.
Stuck on math homework due tomorrow? Or do you have a big exam coming up? WebMath has many math “fill-in-forms” into which you can type the math problem you’re working on. Webmath’s calculators instantly analyze your problem, and when possible,…
This site has more than 1,500 videos illustrating how to solve math problems for students in grades 6-12. Topics include 6th-8th grade math, pre-algebra, algebra 1 and 2, geometry, and Texas digits skills and standards. Topics can also be viewed…