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| Multiplication.com | Multiplication games and resources. |
| Holt, Rinehart and Winston | From the publishers of the math book used at Montabella High School ... this site has content directly related to and aligned with the book! |
| Purple Math | |
| Math Dork | |
| Algebra | |
| Math Tools | This website sponsored by the Math Forum focuses on a variety of math tools. Tools, activities, supplemental materials, and more are included. |
| MiddleSchool.net:Calculators | This website contains an incredible assortment of all types of calculators, ranging from an 1885 Felt & Tarrant "Comptometer" Adding Machine and a Vector Calculator to an Astrophysical Calculator and a Linear Algebra Matrix Calculator. |
| National Library of Virtual Manipulatives for Interactive Mathematics | This National Science Foundation supported project is a collection of interactive, web-based virtual manipulatives. They encourage active engagement in mathematical thinking and learning- helping students visualize relationships and applications. |
| National Council of Teachers if Mathematics Illuminations | NCTM Illuminations provides models of mathematical teaching using engaging interactive activities matched to the NCTM standards. The many facets to this Web site included Interactive Math Tools, an Electronic Example Index, and i-math Investigations. |
| Science U: The Geometry Center | Where's the math? Visit the geometry Center and experience interactive graphics that explain how triangle tilings and symmetry combine to produce polyhedra. Delve deeper and find links to interactive exhibits, online simulations, downloadable software, reference materials, facts and figures, hands - on projects, and more. |
| Mrs. Glosser's Math Goodies | A free bulletin-board web site where students can post or e-mail homework questions to a "Web" teacher. |
| QuickMath and Calc101.com | Automatic problem-solving sites that let students enter an expression and get an answer to math problems dealing with polynomial factoring, multiplication, long division, integration and differentiation. |
| The Math Forum @ Drexel's Ask Dr. Math | A database of math problems with tutorial solutions that let students search for problems similar to those on their homework. |
| S.O.S Mathematics | Acts as a hyperlinked math textbook. Students who have trouble following either the textbook explanation or their teacher's lecture can visit this site for an additional explanation of a difficult concept that they may need to understand in order to complete a homework assignment. |
| Hotmath | Offers free tutorial solutions to the odd-numbered homework problems from most popular math textbooks. Currently, the site houses over 100,000 teacher-edited solutions from more than 30 popular math textbooks from pre-algebra through calculus. |
| Interactive Math Online | |
| AAA Math | |
| http://www.shodor.org/interactivate/ | The Interactivate Assessment Toolkit includes more than 50 Explorers, Games, and Quizzes that allow students to tailor their assessment activity by selecting a problem type, level of difficulty, and allowed time for solution. These assessment tools also keep score, so students will be able to track their progress as they improve their computation skills and basic understanding of math concepts. |
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I would also recommend checking out Kathy Schrocks' guide - the math section.
One of the best starting points would be the Michigan Teacher Network http://mtn.merit.edu/math.html for math. It correlates hundreds of math websites with the Michigan Curriculum Framework (click on MI Standards) and provides a brief description about each site. |
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