Math+Sites


 * 1) [|**mathFROG - Fun Resources & Online Games**] //A source of free online mathematics games and resources for grades 4, 5 & 6//
 * 2) [|**Math Magician - Basic Facts**] //A fun way to "test out" of basic facts drills//
 * 3) [|**Play Online**] //A great place for kids to practice their multiplication facts.//
 * 4) [|**Division Practice**] //Links to sites for practicing division fact//s
 * 5) [|**Mystery Picture Division Practice**] //Practice division facts while uncovering a mystery picture//
 * 6) [|**BBC Education-Maths File-Games Wheel**] //Math games from the BBC to practice various skills//
 * 7) [|**Welcome to Math Playground**] //An action-packed site for elementary and middle school students. Kids can practice their math skills, play logic games and have some fun!//
 * 8) [|**protractor**] //A place to practice measuring angles with a protracto//**r**
 * 9) [|**The Place Value Game**] //The goal of the Place Value Game is for students to create the largest possible number from the digits the computer gives them. The computer will only give one digit at a time. They are not allowed to rearrange any of the digits they have already placed, so they need to strategize before locking a number in place!//
 * 10) [|**Digit-wize**] //An interactive site for practicing place value from hundred thousands to hundredths.//
 * 11) [|**Kids and Cookies: an Interactive Fraction Game for Children**] //A website where students can practice the concept of division by dividing up cookies. (Goes with the book, "The Doorbell Rang" by Patricia Hutchens.)//
 * 12) [|**Interactivate: Simple Coordinates Game**] //This activity allows the user to plot points on the coordinate plane and to read the coordinates of a point plotted by the computer. This activity would work well in groups of two or three for about fifteen to twenty minutes if you use the exploration questions and ten to fifteen minutes otherwise.//
 * 13) [|**Interactivate: Simple Maze Game**] //This activity allows the user to practice their point plotting skills by having them move a robot through a mine field to a target location. Moves are accomplished by specifying the coordinates of the new location. In order to win, the path must not cross a mine. This activity would work well in groups of two for about thirty minutes if you use the exploration questions and fifteen minutes otherwise.//
 * 14) [|**Interactivate: Estimator Four**] //This activity allows two users to play a game of estimation where each player tries to connect four game pieces in a row before his or her opponent does. The players earn game pieces by accurately estimating the answers to various problems. Users can choose to estimate addition, multiplication, and percentage problems. This activity would work well in groups of 2 for about 25-30 minutes if you use the exploration questions and 15-20 minutes otherwise.//
 * 15) [|**Johnnie's Math Page Interactive Math Applets**] //A collection of K-8 interactive math activities gathered by an elementary math teacher; great for individual practice or whole-group use.//
 * 16) [|**National Library of Virtual Manipulatives**] //A library of uniquely interactive, web-based virtual manipulatives or concept tutorials, mostly in the form of Java applets, for mathematics instruction (K-12 emphasis).//
 * 17) [|**Create A Graph**] //An online tool for making five different types of graphs//
 * 18) [Templates|**MS Excel Resources**] //Templates on dozens of topic for spreadsheet use in the classroom//
 * 19) [|**Mathwire.com | Resources for Math Teachers**] //Mathwire.com is designed to provide activities and appropriate worksheets for teachers to use in their classrooms. All activities and worksheets support the constructivist approach to learning mathematics and the NCTM Standards.//
 * 20) [|**Math Online, Count on it!**] //Links to websites with activities and lessons to reinforce and learn math concepts and skills//
 * 21) [|**PROJECT INTERACTIVATE**] //The materials on this website fall into three main categories: activities, discussions, and lessons. There are additional support materials in the form of an overview of the goals of the project, a dictionary, standards for middle school mathematics, and hyperlinked tables of contents for several middle school math texts.//