Homework Help

Below are websites that can help students with their homework. It's important to remember that learning improves when parents and the school work in partnership in a child's education.

Homework Resources 

• Math@Home kits
• Math Cafes for Parents - Video Series
• Favourite Apps for Parents of Elementary Students - Handout of Technology Tools Apps provided by DCDSB
       Learning Technology consultants; 
• Helpful Math Website Links for Parents; 
• Khan Academy - A free, online resource for students of all ages. Lessons, fun videos, practice questions and
       discussion threads are available 24/7. Topics include math, science, computer science, economics, and
       humanities;
• EQAO Launch Page - The Education Quality and Accountability Office (EQAO) administers province-wide tests to
       students in the public education system of Ontario. The EQAO website has parent & educator resources plus
       information on the standardized tests;
• Home/Acceuil - French as a Second Language (FSL)Homework Toolbox - This website features: general tips for
       learning French; strategies for reading, writing and mathematics; tips for completing homework; learning skills and
       work habits; glossaries; frequently asked questions; and popular French books and music;
• Homework Help (Math help for students in Grades 7 to 10);
• 700 Great Sites;
• About.com homework (includes French sources);
• Ask a teacher for help with your Grade 7, 8 or 9 assignment, Sunday through Thursday 6:30 p.m. - 8:30 p.m.;
• Awesome Library;
• Britannica Online;
• Canada's Digital Collections (over 400 sites for Canadian material);
• Canoe (international, national, and local bilingual news and information);
• Concise Columbia Electronic Encyclopedia;
• Doctor Dictionary (grammar help);
• Encarta;
• One Look (cross-referenced search of +600 dictionaries);
• Researchpaper.com (writing tips and techniques, topics, and ideas);
• Toronto Reference Library (magazines, search engines and more); and
• The Math Forum (Kindergarten to Grade 12 math help).  

• Local Libraries

Parents Guide to Learning in the Classroom

Additionally, DCPIC has created a series of "Parent's Guide to Learning in the Classroom" numeracy and literacy instructional videos, which range from Kindergarten to Grade 12. Parents are encouraged to use these videos as a resource while assisting children with their studies. You will find these videos on our YouTube account.