Help With Homework Sites

The internet can be a great tool to use when your kids need help with their homework. Finding quality resources that are helpful might feel a time-consuming task, but here are some sites you can turn to when some extra help is needed.

Brainly.com is a site that parents, students, and teachers can utilize. Brainly offers help with subjects such as Math, Science, Arts, Physics, Chemistry, and more. The help on Brainly is provided by other students, tutors, and teachers. You can also investigate one-on-one tutoring as well.

Chegg.com is another site that can help with homework, test prep, and more. Also available on the site are some services that go beyond homework help, such as textbook rentals and internship career advice. A subscription starts at $15.95 per month.

Quizlet.com might be a site you’ve heard your student mention before if they use technology at school currently. Quizlet uses flash cards, matching games, and more to help students learn. Quizlet does have a free option and a paid subscription available.

Shmoop.com provides homework help but keeps it fun with humor and focuses on retention and not just memorization. There is a free option for accessing study guides and tools, but you can pay a subscription fee of $14.99 per month to access courses, test prep, and more.

eNotes.com is a site that helps students dive into books and get help understanding them. eNotes offers book summaries, quizzes, lesson plans, and more. There is a free trial for 48 hours and then you choose a monthly subscription for $14.99 or an annual subscription for $49.99.