Whether you're unwinding during winter break or trying to keep yourself motivated, here are some useful websites for time management, de-stressers, or time-passers.

1. Live Mocha

Live Mocha is a free, language learning website. They offer up to 35 different languages, and membership is quick and easy.

http://livemocha.com

2. Free Rice

This website offers 10 grains of rice through the World Food Programme to help end hunger. Each question is related to English vocabulary matching and has no question limit, so you can provide answers for as long as you choose.

http://freerice.com/

3. Midomi

Don't have Shazam on your phone? Don't know the lyrics to a song, but you can hum the melody? Midomi allows users to hum or sing a song, and then provides the track title and artist.

http://www.midomi.com/

4. My Fridge Food

This website allows users to type in ingredients in their pantry or fridge, and in return, offers them a recipe from those ingredients.

http://myfridgefood.com/

5. Rainy Mood

This website is great for white noise during studying or sleeping. It also provides options for soothing background images.

http://www.rainymood.com/

6. Khan Academy

Having difficulties with a particular course? Khan Academy offers a wide range of subjects for instruction. Membership is free, and learning different content is at your own pace.

https://www.khanacademy.org/

7. Project Gutenberg

This website offers more than 50,000 ebooks for free access. This is a great resource for locating books needed for class, or browsing titles for pleasure reading.

https://www.gutenberg.org/

8. Calm

Calm offers free, guided meditations for short or long durations. This website is useful in relieving stress and helping with anxiety. Users also have the option to change the background noise or image during meditations. It can also be used for white noise.

http://www.calm.com/

9. stickK

stickK is an accountability website with free membership. It allows you to formulate certain goals and to help you achieve them in ways that work specifically for you. If you are someone who has a hard time staying motivated after planning goals, this is a useful website that helps you to reach them manageable.

http://www.stickk.com/

10. 750 Words

If you're a writer, 750 Words is a website that encourages daily writing. Users are able to look back on their previous works, and record major themes as observed from their writings. 750 Words allows for creative reflection and motivation.

http://750words.com/