Canadian Secondary Schools
Junior High Homework Help: Grades 9 to 10
All Subjects: Study Aids
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Ask A Teacher (Brain Bank)
TVOntario’s Independent Learning Centre. Allows you to choose the grade level for online help in any subject. -
Sparknotes: Study Guides
Created by Harvard students as a home and school study guide for high school students and up.
Botany and Biology:
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Atlas of the Body
Detailed anatomical drawings and an explanation of body systems including the circulatory, nervous, digestive, respiratory and reproductive ones. 
Classical Genetics
Starts from Gregor Mendal (heredity), progressively advances to Charles Darwin (evolution) and finally to Thomas Hunt Morgan (development: genes and their location on chromosomes).-
The Circle of Life
Birth, growth, reproduction, and death are natural parts of the natural world. -
Online Biology Book
Covers a wide range of biology topics, such as, Plants and Their Structure, Biodiversity, and Plant Evolution. Text is suited for Senior High School and University introductory level. Excellent images and diagrams for science projects. -
Photosynthesis – Step by Step
Gives a clear and simplified explanation of the Photosynthesis process. Excellent schematic included. -
The Open Door Web Site : IB Biology Topics
Outlines Biology topics, such as, biochemistry, photosynthesis, genetics, evolution, homeostasis, cells and respiration. -
The Open Door Web Site : Facts and Figures
Covers Natural Science topics, such as, chemical stimuli, filter feeding, fossil fuels, fungi, plant nutrition, and more.
Chemistry:
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Acids and Bases
Covers subject range from definition of acid and bases: reactions, electrolytes, non-electrolytes, measurement of (pH Scale). -
Gas Laws
Reviews gas laws: Boyle’s Law, Charles’ Law, the Pressure Law, the Ideal Gas Equation, Avogadro’s Principle, Dalton’s Law of Partial Pressures, and Graham’s Law of Diffusion. Also explains the concepts that govern the physical behavior of gases within a closed system. -
Periodic Table of Elements
The periodic table is the most important chemistry reference. In 1869, the Russian chemist Mendeleev saw the repeating patterns of element behavior and he grouped the elements into rows and columns that matched the behavior patterns: The first "Periodic Table" of elements was born. (Click on an element symbol in the Periodic Table to bring up a page of information on that element: discovery, name derivation, density, boiling point, melting point, and so on.) 
The Open Door Web Site: Chemistry
Covers the topics of atoms, elements, molecules, compounds, chemical bonding, reactions, states of matter, and more.
Civics: Social Studies and Humanities
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Ancient Philosophy
Discuses the difficulty of separating philosophy (the love of wisdom) from religion and from science and mathematics. Delves into the importance of questions. -
Canada in the Making
Has thousands of early Canadian texts for you to use in your schoolwork. -
Facts About Canada
Provides access to multi-jurisdictional information, services, and programs, who wish to obtain on-line information about the justice system and legal services or references to the federal, provincial and territorial, and municipal laws of Canada. -
The Peopling of Canada
Examines one of Canada’s most important migration periods. Between 1891 and 1921, millions of migrants left their homelands and journeyed to Canada. (Click on left nav bar of the site to move through the stages of immigration patterns.) -
Religious Faiths of Canadians
Ranges from ancient religions to modern-day movements. Intended for Canadians to study and appreciate other cultures’ religious practices and beliefs.
Geography and History:
- Atlas of Canada
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Blank Outline Maps
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Earth Observatory
Explores the causes and effects of climatic and environmental change through the use of real satellite data. 
Geology and Origin of the Niagara Escarpment.
Gives information and diagrams on the formation of the Niagara Escarpment.- Historical Maps of Canada
- History: Canadians at War
- Minerals Give full description of minerals (chemistry, hardness,specific gravity, ...), where found and crystal photograph.
- HRW World Atlas Shows country, continent and ocean floor maps. Also gives details — population, natural resources, language(s) and so on — about each country.
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Soil Erosion - Causes and Effects
Lists factors contributing to soil erosion. -
The Rivers
Detailed information, maps and pictures of Canadian rivers.
English and Languages:
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English Literature Resources
Provides resource links for students on English Literature. Also covers best authors for period from 1100 a.d. (Middle English) to present. -
English-Zone.com
Learn grammar, practice English verbs, idioms, spelling, conversation, and more... Designed for English as a second language. Fun nonetheless. -
Greek and Latin Root Words
The cornerstone Latin and Greek words, and suffixes and prefixes, from which many English words are derived. -
LanguageGuide.org
Français: Guide de vocabulaire | French: Vocabulary Guide. Offers sound integrated resources for learning French and other languages. These resources are developed collaboratively with the help of volunteers. -
Learning French
A self-contained online course prepared by BBC. Guided by a French teacher, you can start from scratch or brush up on a particular topic.
Mathematics:
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Algebra Help
Include lessons with explanations, calculators that give step-by-step solutions to various algebra problems, and worksheets which automatically check answers. (The Web site is accessible free of charge, supported by advertisements.) - Associative, Commutative and Distributive Laws
The basic algebraic properties of real numbers. -
Notes and Basic Algebra Concepts
Covers the Distributive Law, Cartesian coordinates, Linear Equations, Gaussian elimination, Quadratic Equations, and Polynomials. -
Math School
Complements Ontario math textbooks for grades 9 to 12. While the textbooks provide only answers to problems, this site contains detailed solutions for those math problems. (Registration required.)
Physics:
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Newton’s Laws of Motion
Outlines the three Laws of motion (inertia, momentum and reaction) 
Physics Animations
Offers animated visualizations of light waves, polarized light, Brownian motion, molecular structures, magnetic and electrostatic fields, and more.-
Physics Classroom
Outlines basic terminology and concepts about energy: potential, kinetic and mechanical.
Science:
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EcoWorld
Ecological information about air, water, earth, plants, trees, animals,... -
ExploreLearning.com
Dedicated to the teaching and learning of science online. Highly interactive multimedia activities designed to allow for experimentation and exploration of scientific concepts. Covers range of subjects and help aids for each grade. -
Geology Time Machine
Precambrian Time to Phanerozoic Eon (present). -
How Stuff Works
Learn how everything works. -
Science Aid
Science content — Biology, Chemistry, Physics and Physiology — that is comprehensive yet easy to understand and which enables every single student to get the highest possible grade.
Learning Online Tutorials
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Chemistry Drill and Practice
Uses problem and answer drills on many chemistry topics to test your knowledge. Great practice prior to an exam. -
Music
Learn to read music, hear various musical instruments. -
Nuclear Physics - Past, Present and Future
Learn the underlying principles of nuclear physics and the history of its development. Discover the uses, from general applications such as medical imaging and radioactive dating, to the more controversial nuclear energy and nuclear weapons.
Reports and Theses
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A+ Researching & Writing
For High School and College students. Step by step guide to report/thesis writing. -
Anti-Plagirism Guide
Plagiarism will cause serious consequences. Learn how to avoid plagiarism and how to properly give credit to those whose works you have borrowed and credited.