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A+ Math–This
Web site was developed to help
students improve their math skills interactively.
Students can test their math skills with flashcards, try
a puzzle, get help with their homework, and try an
interactive math activity (K-12).
A+ Math Worksheets-Math worksheets covering a
variety of topics (K-8).
Basic Facts Worksheet Factory-Need just the
facts? The free
Basic Facts Worksheet Factory can generate worksheets
that will provide students with the practice they need
to become proficient in basic math operations. Click
on “Get It” on the right side of the screen to download
a FREE copy of the software.
Brainchild-This site offers Web-based assessment and multimedia
instruction
each of your state standards.
Click on
"Choose your state." Under New York there are lists of
assessments for grades 3-12 for math and reading.
Cool Math for Kids-An amusement park of
interactive math activities (Pre-K-12).
Cool Math Sites–This site lists resources
available online related to math instruction. There are
java math games; activities; puzzles; problems; and
brainteasers (3-12).
Count On-Math resources and activities to engage
students in math education. Web site highlights: there
is a section called numberland where you can click on a
number from the virtual magic square and get information
on that number; a resources section for educators and
students; and an explorer section where you can try a
variety of online activities (5-12).
Count Us In-Interactive math activities designed
to help kids learn basic math concepts (Pre-K-2).
Create a Graph-Sponsored by the NCES this site
allows you to create a graph online (1-12).
Dry Hollow Math Activities–This
Web site has a list
of math links that students can use to reinforce math
concepts (K-5).
Educational Math Java-The purpose of this site is
to provide Java™ Applets that can be used as tools to
help and enhance the education of children through the
use of technology. Learning can be significantly
enhanced when students can be actively engaged in the
learning process through discovery and exploration.
These interactive activities are designed to challenge
and motivate students. Topics covered include: money;
time; fractions; decimals; and more.
Figure This-This
site offers math challenges that middle-school
students can do at home with their families. Each
problem has a description of the important math
involved; a note on where the math is used in the real
world; a hint to get started; complete solutions, a
"Try This" section; additional related problems with
answers; questions to think about; fun facts related to
the math; and resources for further exploration.
Fraction Bars Applet-This
is an interactive applet designed to create fraction
bars. This can be used to explore equivalent fractions,
decimals, and percents.
Getsmarter.org-Getsmarter.org
is an animated, interactive, testing and learning site
like no other. Compare your math and science skills
against kids from all over the world and access
learning tools and links to help you get smarter (Grades 2-12).
Graphic Organizers
for Math-The math
graphic organizers on this site are valuable for
teaching your students how to represent problem
situations in diagrammatic form (schematic diagrams that
address identifying and representing structures or type
of word problems) and how to determine the necessary
operation(s) needed to find a solution in a problem.
Click here for the
grades 4-8 site and
here for the site for
grades 9-12.
Houghton Mifflin Kids’ Place Math-Online activities including: Brain Teasers; Test Prep;
and
tips on becoming a better test taker.
Illuminations-The NCTM
Illuminations Web site is designed to illuminate
the new vision for school mathematics as presented in
NCTM's Principles and Standards for School Mathematics.
This is an excellent resource that provides teachers and
students with resources that will help to improve
teaching and learning in mathematics (K-12).
Manipula Math–Middle and High School-Manipula Math
is a site that features interactive programs that you
can manipulate, and animations that help you to grasp the
meaning of mathematical ideas.
Math Cats-This site has many interactive applets that will
invite children into playful explorations of
important math concepts. Make sure you go to MathCats explore! and Microworlds (this has
online interactive math activities) K-8.
Math Counts!-MATHCOUNTS® is a national math
enrichment, coaching and competition program that
promotes middle school mathematics achievement through
grassroots involvement in every U.S. state and
territory. Web site highlight: Updated every Monday
morning, there is a problem of the week that promotes
math achievement at the middle level. The problem of the
week covers a variety of topics, and is always related
to a current newsworthy event.
A Maths Dictionary-A Maths Dictionary is an
animated, interactive dictionary for students which
explains over 500 common mathematical terms using
animated models that students will enjoy manipulating.
Math Fact Cafe-This
site offers an online Flashcard Generator, Fact
Sheet builder, and Pre-Made Fact sheets. The
worksheets can be printed or used online (Grades 1-5).
Math Forum: Drexel University-The Math Forum is a
leading center for mathematics and mathematics education
on the Internet. Operating under Drexel's
School of Education, the goal of the Math Forum is
to provide resources; materials; activities; educational products; and services that enrich and
support teaching and learning in an increasingly
technological world. This site offers samples of
model interactive projects, Web resources for math, and
high quality math education content. There is a
database where you can search for resources by grade and
topic. If you have trouble locating resources that fit
your particular needs, try the Math Forum's
Internet Mathematics Library
and the
Math Topics page.
Math
Playground is an action packed site for students in
grades K-6.
Practice your math skills, play a logic game and have
some fun!
MathTools-A community
library of technology tools, lessons, activities, and
support materials for teaching and learning mathematics
(K-12).
Mathematics Lessons-This
site is a great resource for online tutorials related
to many mathematics concepts.
Mathworksite.com-Online math worksheet generator
covering addition; subtraction; multiplication;
division; mixed problems; fractions; measurement;
graphing and telling time.
Moneyfactory-Online money activities that can be
used to reinforce math concepts. Click on GO, then
choose your desired age level (K-8).
Multiplication.com-This site
contains the techniques, tips, and secrets used by
master teachers to help students learn multiplication
tables. There are online activities, worksheets, lesson plans and strategies (3-5).
McGraw-Hill Math-ECSDM math textbook site.
Activities aligned with our textbook. Make sure you
click on “Other Programs,” choose McGraw-Hill
Mathematics, and then click GO. Find your textbook and
grade level (K-5).
National Library of Virtual
Mainpulatives-This site offers interactive mainpulatives for grades
Pre-K-12.
NCES Student’s Classroom-The purpose of the
National Center for Education Statistics' Student's
Classroom is to provide information to help you learn
about schools; decide on a college; find a public
library; engage in several games, quizzes and skill
building about math, probability, graphing, and
mathematicians; and to help build these skills by
writing for CRUNCH and perusing our glossary. Of course,
all of these things have been designed to be fun too…so
jump in! Make sure to check out the Create a Graph
section of the site.
NCTM Fraction Model Applet-This
applet explores several models for representing
fractions with adjustable numerators and denominators.
NCTM Illuminations – Marco Polo – Lesson Plans-Internet-Based Lesson Plans are examples
of how the Internet can be used to help create effective
standards-based mathematics lessons. Lessons are
searchable by grade and standard.
No Matter what Shape Your Fractions Are In-The
activities on this site are designed to cause
students to think. Students will explore geometric
models of fractions and discover relations among them.
Plane Math-Use your math skills to solve problems
related to air travel. Each of the nine topics has a
related activity and lesson plan.
Practical Money Skills for Life-Visa
provides a site that teachers, parents, and students
will all enjoy using. There are lesson plans here for
all ages, as well as information about spending
decisions, budgeting, and money management. Print your
own "money" (sorry, it's just play-money); take a quiz
about spending; make a budget; or learn about buying a
home. You can practice your money management with some
very cool games! (Grades Pre-K-12)
SAT Math Pro-SAT
Math Pro contains over 125 video lessons designed to
help students prepare for the math component of the SAT.
This free program, created by a high school math
teacher, features 20 interactive practice modules, timed
quizzes, and lessons on test strategies.
Shodor Interactive Curriculum Materials-The
Shodor Foundation is a non-profit research and education
organization dedicated to the advancement of science and
math education, specifically through the use of modeling
and simulation technologies. This Web site has numerous
lesson plans that make use of Web-based software for
simulation and interaction. The curriculum materials on
this website are searchable by grade level and subject
matter. They have a “featured project” that is
highlighted on the left side of the page.
Superkidz.com- Superkidz.com is a
Web site with
interactive word problems dealing with money. Students
take a virtual shopping trip and get a chance to
practice counting money (K-3).
Super Kids Math Worksheet Generator-Have you ever
wondered where to find math worksheets? Make your own at SuperKids for free! Simply select the type of problem,
the maximum and minimum numbers to be used in the
problems, then click on the button! A worksheet will be
created to your specifications, ready to be printed for
use (K-6).
The United States Mint for Kids-H.I.P. Pocket
Change is designed to be a fun, educational tool—for
students and teachers—that generates interest in coins,
the Mint, and U.S. history. There are educational
activities and lessons to use in conjunction with this
website.
Visual Fractions-Visual
Fractions is an on-line tutorial that offers instruction
and practice in identifying, renaming, and operating on
fractions. All examples are modeled with number lines or
circles. There is a fraction maker where you can design
and print your own visual fractions worksheets.
Included in this section of the site are several
pre-made worksheets that you can use.
Wordly Wise-Help
your English language learners develop an
understanding of math concepts with the Mathematics
Glossary on this site. Grade-appropriate
information illustrates each glossary term. Many of
the terms in the earlier grades have real-world
examples, and many of the terms at all grades have
applets and/or animations to support student learning.
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