Math

=Math =

Math TV- A website full of videos to help students (and teachers) with math concepts.

Math Run- Think quick! This game of math facts requires a keyboard to determine whether the math sentence is wrong or correct. What's your best level?

==== Questionaut - The hardest part about this beautifully illustrated site, will be you not playing it while your students try to win the eight levels of questions. An incredibly designed interactive from the BBC that speaks to English, Science and Math or "maths" as the English say. ====

====[|Learn your tables!]- Just as the site says, this has games and inter actives to help students learn their multiplication tables. It has an option for languages too.====

====[|Cool Math]- An interactive site for tangrams. What will your students create using shapes? A site to be used as a center and/or in conjunction with manipulatives. There are other math topics on this site too.====

Cogmotion- Students can use tangrams to build stories. A useful tool for building the bridge between Math strategies and digital story writing.

====[|Illuminations]- A math resource from NCTM and Thinkfinity!. Students use this interactive site with its fun sounds to make a chosen pattern (seen in the corner) wit given tanagrams.==== ====[|Interactive Quadrilaterals]- This site allows users to rotate and flip around quadrilaterals. Users can show angle measurements on the shapes as well.==== ====[|Polygon Matching Game]- A great way to get to know shapes is to practice seeing them. This matching game gives users practice with this skill while completing for matches.====

[|Thatquiz.com Geometry]- This could be used as a preassessment to student knowledge. Thatquiz is a free resource for quizzes that keeps track of information for teachers and students. Use it for math and other subjects! Bitesize from the BBC- This site from the BBC has multiple math resources, such as geometry, measurement, angles and time. The games are interactive. If you don't want a lot of noise, tell your students to use headphones or turn down the volume before they begin playing.

Rotating Solid Shapes- This site allows users to rotate shapes on screen. Users can choose from cubes and other complicated shapes as well as changing shading and zoom level. Have fun!

[|Rotating shapes]- Another site that allows users to rotate a shape with multiple sides. This site is a bit better for older users because of navigation ease and graphics.

Turtle Pond- Get the turtle to the pond using angles and directions. A way to show students that direction is related to procedures and angles.

Estimating Angles and More- This site's interactive on angles can give the user practice on acute, obtuse and right angles as well as estimation and using a protractor.


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