Math Resource Page
AAAMath: This site has ALL the math skills needed for the SAT10 or the ARMT. Skills are grouped according to subject as well as by grade level.
Math Fact Cafe: Print a pre-made math worksheet or create your own. Group according to grade level. Also print flash cards. Covers all basic facts: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, mix numbers and time.
Everyday Math: Explains the steps to solve everyday math problems.
Addition Machine: Practice addition with three levels of difficulty.
Mathetics: Practice math skill and have fun at the same time as you play baseball, basketball, bowling and football.
Dr. Math: find the answers to your math questions by asking a question or browse a subject.
A Maths Dictionary for Kids - Learn math terms with this interactive (and animated) math dictionary for kids.
Kids' Place Mathematics - Practice your math skills, learn to take tests better, and have some fun with brainteasers! Grouped by grade level.
Making Change: Practice making change, choose your country and level of difficulty - there are four levels of difficulty
Education4Kids: electronic math flash cards to help you learn to add, subtract, multiply and divide.
Lizardpoint Math: Complete problems on line or create and print a worksheet for the basic facts of addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Various levels of difficulty.
Visual Fractions: An on-line tutorial offers instruction and practice in identifying, comparing, renaming, and the four operations on fractions. All examples are modeled with number lines or circles.
Visual Math Learning: This site is endorsed by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics and includes, tutorials, games, puzzles, and animated virtual manipulatives.
Tangrams: Solve tangram puzzles: This site is interactive solving of tangram puzzles.
Basic Math: Explains the steps to solve problems using the four basic operations: addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. Also, has math tables and formulas.
13 Ways to look at a half: Explore logical reasoning and special awareness as you arrange 8 piece square.
Daily Math Challenge: This page presents a new math challenge each day. Practice your math skills and become a champion!
Cool Math for Kids Lots of cool math games and activities to hold elementary students interest.
A-Plus Math: Sharpen your knowledge of basic math fact with fun interactive games. Three levels of difficulty. Also, find printable worksheets and flash cards.
Mind Reader: Use this card trick (and a little math) to convince your friends that you can read minds!
Unit Converter: Use this units converter to find length, volume, density, time, force, temperature and more
Brain Teasers: Want a challenge? Visit Education Place's by Houghton Mifflin. There are three levels of difficulty. Also, look in the "Archive" section for other challenges.
The Ball Games: Choose number sense, addition, subtraction, two levels of multiplication, division, fractions, measurement, squares, absolute value, algebra, and Roman Numerals!
Pre-Algebra (Level 1): .Play this game to practice your pre-algebra, or logic skills. Only try level 2 and above if you are really sharp! Level 2 Level 3
Create a graph: Create a bar graph, a line graph, area graph or pie graph from your data. You can customize it for your needs.
Change Maker: Practice making change and become proficient at counting money.
The Lemonade Stand: The is an interesting game for older students to play. You predict how many customers you will have at a lemonade stand given the weather. You buy your supplies before the selling starts. Your profits are based on how many you sell.
Number Monster: Practice addition, subtraction, multiplication and division in five levels of difficulty.
Money-Money: Practice counting money with this interactive game.
Math Baseball: Practice addition, subtraction, multiplication and division or all four in 3 levels of difficulty. Also, you can add algebra style problem.
Fractions: Learn about fractions with these seventeen interactive fractions lessons at Cool Math Games.
Word Problems: Practice multiple step word problems. There are 30 problems in all.
Strategies for Solving word problems. There are many strategies for solving word problems. This site provide explanation of several different approaches to solving problems.
Number Rhymes: Little songs that teacher counting for Kindergarten and first grade.
Brain Teasers: Try your hand at these math brain teasers. Grouped by grade level.
Change it: Practice making your money skills as you learn to make change with different coins.
Etch-A-Sketch Find the Numbers: Type your first name to enter the site. Click the puzzle piece to get to the Hidden Numbers activity. Above the picture it tells what number to find. Find it and click to color the picture.
One False Move: Click the numbers in order to find your way out of the haunted house. Three level of difficulty.
Cookie Dough: Write number words and numbers as you would on a check. You can choose the amounts such as 0-100, up to 10,000 for you big-spenders.
Connect the Dots: Click the dots in order by 1s, 5s, or by counting backward to help Salvabear Dali finish his portraits of his friends.
Multimedia Math Glossary: from Harcourt School Grades 1 - 8. Choose your grade level. Symmetry defined and illustrated in Grade 3.
A Maths Dictionary for Kids: Click letters of the alphabet to go to that section. Many terms are interactive
Roz's Math a Rama: Grades 1-6 eManipulatives - Rest your mouse over a tool to hear what it does. Brain Teasers, and much more.
Virtual Manipulatives: including the Virtual Geoboard, Bar Graph. Select your grade level, PreK-2, 3-5, 6-8, or 9-12, and then choose a manipulative. Read an activity and use the tools to complete the task. Tip - On the Virtual Geoboard you can click the Measures button to see how you did and compare with others. Clicking away from your shape on the board causes the Measures button to become ghosted. Click anywhere on your band if you want to use the Measures button. Instructions button is available along the top if needed.
Frog Palace: by FunSchool - Found in the 1st grade list of games. Read the price at the bottom of the screen. Then drag and drop money bags from the top of the screen to the correct trunk below to pay the amount. Look at the frog at each trunk to see what goes there: ones, tens, or hundreds.
Farm Addition: by FunSchool Found in the 1st grade list of games. Count the chickens to work the addition problems. Click the number at the top to answer, then click the question mark at the end of the problem.
e-Lab: for Grades 3-6. Many activities need a printed Recording Sheet to help you work through the activity which is easy to print. Also, need java to play.
Hoot's Number Activities: Choose addition, subtraction, or both. Click on the ladybug who has the right number of spots to complete the math problem. There are three levels of difficulty
Measure It: by FunBrain Choose Inches or Centimeters and level of difficulty. Great activity
The Ruler Game: Great practice in reading a ruler. 5 Levels of difficulty - whole numbers to sixteenths, then leveled by time need to correctly read the ruler.
Learn to Tell Time: Five games to practice telling time. These interactive games let students set the times on clocks and get their work checked. Some games have great sound effects and are quite interactive!
National Library of Virtual Manipulatives: This site is based on the standards of Nation Council of Mathematic Teachers. It is arranged by content area and grade level. Really Cool Site. Site is organized by grade level.
Three Little Pigs Word Problems: 30 word problems based on the "The Three Little Pigs" story. Has solutions.
Callum's Addition Pyramid - In this game, add the numbers at the bottom of the pyramid to fill in the middle and add the middle to fill the top. There are thee levels of difficulty. Earn a 1000 points and enter the "Mummy's Tomb"
Chance: Is it luck or is it math? Gain a better understanding of probability through this online dice game.