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MATH LINKS

• Great K-12 site with Math Virtual manipulatives
• Calculation Nation -Great for Math Games.
• Nice Graphing site at Kidzone
• Aplus math site -  Great site! This web site was developed to help students improve their math skills interactively
• Great site to teach angles and protractor use.
• Math Goodies has some nice online free materials for K-12.  (They do try to sell you a CD with more materials on it.)
• Division Bingo is a nice fun site for practicing division.
• Illuminations is a great site maintained by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. (NCTM)
• SuperMath Games has some nice math games. (Click on the Supermath Games tab to play) Awsome!
• Nice math site for online quizzing.  (You can register for free as a teacher and keep scores of students if you like.)
• Terri Husteds Math site has great list of math resources for educators.
• Trip 1's list of Math resources.  Numerous math resources!
• King's List of On-line Math Activities  (Great site with many activities!)
• The mega penny site is great for visualizing large numbers.
• S.O.S. MATHematics is your free resource for math review material from Algebra to Differential Equations!
• Hotmath provides guided solutions for the actual homework problems in popular math textbooks. They are math teachers who believe that tutorial help with actual homework problems improves math learning.  (This site will soon be a pay site.)
• Mrs. Glosser's Math Goodies (www.mathgoodies.com/homework) is a free bulletin-board Web site where students can post or e-mail homework questions to a "Web" teacher.
• QuickMath (www.quickmath.com) and Calc101.com (www.calc101.com) are 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
  (www.mathforum.org/dr.math) maintains a database of math problems with tutorial solutions that lets students search for problems similar to those on their homework.
• Math Stories - This is a grade site for kids to practice math because it offers tons of stories and problems that require math calculations. The material reaches from kindergarten to eighth grade. Some of the offered problems you can do right on the computer while others can be printed out and done on paper.
• A great math site for younger students. (Flash cards, etc...)

• Harcourt Math Advantage
  www.hbschool.com/menus/math_advantage.html

• Houghton Mifflin Math Central
  http://www.eduplace.com/math/mathcentral/index.html

• McGraw Hill Math
  http://www.mmhschool.com/student/math/mhmath/activities/index.html

• Scott Foresman Math Surf
  http://www.mathsurf.com/

• Some nice Elementary Math Game links: http://www.onlineschools.org/resources/elementary-math-games/

• Cool Math 4 Kids -- K-6 math site

• AAAmath -- Nice math site with interactive practice.

• Getsmarter.org offers a nice looking web site that allows you to test students knowledge in Math or science and then compare those test results against other students. They also have a sister site.. called gettech.org that offers some nice tech info and career info.

• EdHelper's Math section can create and printout worksheets for you!

• Shodor Interactive Math Activities  -- Middle school level

• Math Surf -- Grades 1-6

• Banking on our future is a great site for information on the basics of credit, banks, writing checks, etc...

• A nice program for your computer that will emulate a TI Calculator. You will also have to download the ROM code for the TI-83 at this website:  http://web.tiscali.it/magazzinocartoniani/   Go to Texas Instruments list and choose ‘TI83 ROM image’ (If you don’t have the ROM code, the calculator is worthless.)

• Math Playground is a nice site. It even has some nice videos!

• Mr Duey's Rap Style videos on math, may be one more way of teaching a lesson.

• http://www.mathslice.com/ Mathslice has some great interactive math games and worksheets. For Middles school age students.  Check out the Guitar Hero game.

• Ron Clark's teacher resources page has some nice math links.

• arcademicskillbuilders.com has some great math games for teaching skills.

• http://www.ixl.com/ is a great site for math practice and drills. 

• This site makes some nice free custom printable money worksheets.

• Nice site fro using a protractor: "What's my angle?"

• Gregg Robke from ESU 4 has some great math links on his blog: http://grobke.blogspot.com/p/math-sites.html

• www.aplusmath.com  some great resources including printing worksheets for free!