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Teens » Homework Help

Looking for help with your homework? Look no further. Franklin Public Library librarians have identified the sources that will lead you on the path to the right answers.

AP Students
A comprehensive website to help you choose, navigate and study for AP courses.
The ACT
Provides information on how, when and where to take the ACT test as well as test preparation materials and college planning.
Encyclopaedia Britannica School Edition K-12
Use this powerful resource to search for information in encyclopedias, magazines, videos and websites.
Badgerlink
Provides a large variety of resources for research.
Explora for Middle and High Schools
Browse by Arts & Literature, Biography, Business & Government, Current Issues, Geography, Health, History, Science & Math
Gale Courses
Gale Courses offers hundreds of courses focused on professional development, technology skills, and personal enrichment. Six-week long courses are taught entirely online by instructors, and new sessions begin every month.
NASA PubSpace
Public-access portal to peer-reviewed scientific research that has been funded by NASA.
BioDigital Human
A free digital resource on human anatomy. Explore the human body through 3D imaging to gain greater knowledge of how the human body functions. This website does require you to sign up.
Science 360
Sponsored by the National Science Foundation, this website provides videos from scientists, colleges and universities highlighting the latest discoveries in the worlds of science, math, engineering and technology.
Project Noah
This website chronicles the wonders of nature through user-generated content. Scan through the thousands of pictures of incredible species of plant and animal life from around the globe and add content of your own.
Exploring the Planets
Learn about the solar system and the spacecraft that explore it through this resource of the Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum.
Google Scholar
Search scholarly literature from numerous disciplines and sources.
Open Access at The Met
A database of over 375,000 works of art in the public domain that can be used and remixed.