October 2007
Math 3 Under the Sea!
Great Site for Grade 3 math
March 2007
RAINFOREST maths by Jenny Eather
Interactive math activities for K-6
December 2005
Maggie's Earth Adventures
Help rescue Maggie's dog, Dude, who is trapped on a rooftop! You can rescue him by answering a few math questions. Pick addition, subtraction, multiplication, division or a mix of all four. Then pick a level (Easy, Hard, or Extreme). Each question you answer correctly will get you closer to rescuing Dude. You can also play this game in Spanish.
Scholastic's Global Classport
by 1 other (via)With Scholastic's Global Classport, you can communicate with classrooms in 182 countries, and collaborate with teachers around the world. Note: Remember that your username must include "_scholastic" . Use to connect with other classrooms to solve Math Maven's Mysteries
Math Maven's Mysteries
(via)This content resource is an index of links to interactive sites, challenging students to solve mysteries using a variety of math principles. Students read the stories, solve the problems, and answer the questions, using clues embedded in the stories to discover the solution. Included are links to a variety of teacher resources.http://teacher.scholastic.com/maven/tguide.htm
NCTM : Illuminations Lessons
Interactive Math tools for grades for K-12. Accompanied by lesson plans and NCTM standards
November 2005
Odd One Out
(via)Whic problem answer is different from the rest? That's the odd one out! Good for for mental math.....
Patterns
Select easy, medium or difficult to generate a new pattern then complete the sequence.
Tessellate!
This activity can be used to:recognize and explore the properties of tessellations, identify and examine symmetry in geometric figures,describe, and classify polygons, examine the role of mathematics in society and nature
Math Adventures
Practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division in two adventure games.
Match Patterns with Virtual Goose
Click on the circles to match the pattern
October 2005
Making Color Patterns
Students choose between 2 and 5 square pattern units with 6 color possibilities. Once the pattern unit is defined, click the play arrow to see the pattern fill the window.
E-Example 4.5.2: Learning About Number Relationships
Number relationships and patterns using a calculator and hundreds board. Lesson materials and interactive tools available through the links.
Table Shooter
Practice multiplication by moving your jet to the correct target and firing the rocket.
Counting Stick
This is a great whole class tool for counting activities. Choose a starting point and a pattern (ie 4) then click play. Clicking watch reveals the next number. Click hints for more info.
Target Take Away
Subtraction facts to 20
Fairy House: Add 9
The fairy wants to get into the houses, collect the keys by adding 9 to the number on the door. Do this by adding 10 and taking away 1.
Soccer Ball
Kick the ball that is 10 less than the number on the goalie's shirt! Headphones needed!
Place Value Tool
Make numbers to 999 by clicking on the cards. Whole class tool.
Funky Mummy 2
Addition Facts to 40. Multiple choice format. Get 10 correct to write your name in heiroglyphics.
Funky Mummy Addition Facts
Recall number facts up to 10+10. See the Funky Mummy dance when you get it right! Multiple choice format. Get 10 answers correct without clicking on a wrong sarcophacus and you can write in Egyptian hieroglyphs.
Techno-Tortoise
A demonstrator for the use of number lines.Includes a game for adding two 2-digit numbers together by adding the tens first. Answer 5 questions correctly and you can play the flying game. Good for mental Math. Teacher directions needed.
The Millenium Bug Race
by 1 otherA collection of two player games designed to reinforce number facts. Input number range for facts: ex 1 to 10 for facts to twenty.
Virtual Counting Stick
Virtual Counting Stick can be used as a tool to demonstrate and help children visualize counting on and back. Click quit button for detailed info.
Comparing fractions and percentages activity.
An interactive exploration to compare fractions and percentages using a pizza, candy bar, measuring cup, and group of people. Good whole class activity or small group.
