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This site has early numeracy games by James
Barrett, including topics for ordering, counting, time, bridging through ten,
comparing, addition, subtraction, place value, multiplication, division,
doubles, and more.
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Practical Uses of Math and Science is a website that offers more than sixty
one-page examples of how science and math can be used in interesting settings
and everyday life. The examples are written primarily by scientists and
engineers, and are available to teachers, students, and other interested
parties. Topics include clouds (why they float), social security benefits
(algebra), Pythagoras theorem(cabinet corners), ice sheets and sea level,
logarithms, matching birthdays (statistics), natural selection and a scavenger
hunt, photons, traffic signals (probability), seasons (causes), volcanic clouds,
wind chill (algebra), and more. The site is supported in part by NASA's Earth
Science Enterprise, Education and Outreach Program.
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KidsKount Rekenweb Games:
http://webww.fi.uu.nl/rekenweb/en/
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Do Math 2 Win:
https://webww.mathmovesu.com/index_math2win.php
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Math Playground
is an action-packed educational site for elementary and
middle school students. Practice your math skills, play a logic game, and have
some fun!
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University of Missouri at Columbia has online mathematics practice,
learning and evaluation drills for college bound students. This site has online
testing and evaluation components in Algebra, Geometry, Trigonometry and
Calculus readiness.
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Preparing for the actuarial exams? Students
can practice interactive online actuarial problems for
Exam P, Exam FM and Exam MLC, the first two exams for
the SOA.
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September 12, 2007
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Problem of the Week: From the Math Forum website, here you can find a problem of the week.
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R U Ready: Achieving College Readiness, A Learning and Self Assessment Program:
Offers free, unlimited access to self-assessment tests,
and it provides electronic learning tools that analyze
the student’s constructed responses to open-ended math
questions, resulting in immediate feedback on error
patterns.
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A Collection of Mathematical Games and Puzzles:
Document distributed to Coaches and Math Intervention
Teachers at the KCTM Conference, Fall 2006.
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Count On (Grades PreK-12)
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Aunty Math (Grades K-5): This site has math challenges where students can send in solutions and view
those from others.
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Cool Funbrain (Grades K-8): Includes several games for students. Includes other subjects - Spanish, social
studies and science.
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AIMS-Activities Integrating Math, Science, and Technology
(Grades K - 9): This site has games and other activities for integrating math and science.
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National Security Agency (Grades K-12): Activities for teachers, parents, kids, and youth to look at the secret world of
cryptology. Lots of interesting puzzles and challenges
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NRICH Math - Univ. of Cambridge, UK (Grades K-12)
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Cool Math (Grades K-12): Student practice problems, ideas for parents on how to help with homework and
games
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Math Brain Teasers (Grades 3 - 8)
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Mathematical Interactivities - Puzzles, Games and other Online Educational Resources
(Grades 3-12)
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24 Game (Grades 5-12): Build your computational fluency from addition to algebra with this challenging
game for all ages
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MathsChallenge.net (Grades 5 +): A website dedicated to the puzzling world of mathematics with a variety of puzzles and challenges
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Cut-the-Knot (Grades 6-12): Tons of interactive mathematics miscellany and puzzles. This is a great site to
visit in the computer lab. Includes links to many other mathematics websites. A
great mathematics web site
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Problems with a Point (Grades 6 - 12): This site complements existing curricula by providing a resource for teachers who use a problem-centered approach. This resource will also help parents and tutors support problem-based learning in out-of-school settings.
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Mathematical Matching Puzzles (Grades 6-12): Good for fractions/decimals/percent review
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Numb3rs (Grades 6-12): CBS show based on real math and NCTM standards. Airs weekly on Friday at 10 pm, EST.
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Making Mathematics: Mentored Research Projects for Young Mathematicians (Grades 7 - 12):
This site has mathematics projects, a teacher handbook, and a mentor handbook
for information on pursuing mathematics research projects with middle- and high
school students
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International Math Olympiads Problems (Grades 9-12)
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Sudoku (all ages): The popular logic-based number placement puzzle. Free!
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Set (all ages): Challenge yourself on the daily puzzle or play Set with your friends.
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ESCOT PoW Archives: Archived Problems of the Week, keyed to NCTM Principles and Standards
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