Math
Really Counts!
As educators, we know that math "adds
up." We strive to engage are students in mathematics and
relate it to the world around us. There are a number of
Websites that provide wonderful math resources for teachers
and students, ranging from homework help sites to lesson
plan sites for teachers. Whether you teach math or science,
history or economics, check out these useful math resources! Leslie Cohen
Feature
Site!
The
Math Forum at Swarthmore is a comprehensive math
which addresses issues in math education and link teachers
to Math
Resources by Subject, Math
Education, and Key
Issues in Math Webpages. In
addition you can research the site and find innovative and
creative math concepts in action! Here are a few great links
to get you started:
More Must-See
Sites!
Algebra
Online: This site is a free
service designed to allow students, parents, and educators
throughout the world to communicate. This includes free
private tutoring, live chat, and a message board, among many
other features. Questions and discussions related to all
levels of are welcome.
Introduction
to Algebra: This site provides
clearly-written definitions and easy-to-understand examples
of algebraic concepts.
Barbara
J. Feldman's "Fun With Math!"
Sites: From brain teasers to
Fibonacci numbers, this is truly a fun, "must-see"
site!
Barbara
J. Feldman's: Stockmarket Simulation Sites
Spring Into Science Part
V: Just for Kidz Sites!
Math
is Fun!
A great list of math
links!
Clever
Games for Clever
People!
Try all sixteen games
and see if you measure up!
Stanley
Park Chase
(Grades 3-6): Solve
the multiplication problems on the Stanley Park Chase and
see if you really are a math detective!
Bert's
Victoria Run
(Grades 3-6): Solve this division math mystery!
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