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The web sites below are just a few suggestions to help you
find information to meet the state standards and provide ideas for the
parents and students to help with math. There are some
helpful tools as well as fun ideas to make math practice enjoyable.
Some of the sites also have specific tools to help the students check their
own work and develop speed with math facts which will be helpful with the
standardized testing. You may want to go to a couple of the web pages
at your meetings with the parents to show them the great material
available. This may also help the students with their
computer skills! Math Web
Sites (THE B A+ Math features an interactive game room where elementary
school students can practice online their math skills. Students will find flashcard and advanced
problem programs as well as hidden picture and concentration-like games. In addition, students can use a variety of
homework tools to check their work. Allmath.com, sponsored by Arbor Media, provides a variety
of interactive math resources for elementary school students to practice
their basic facts online. It features math
flashcards, multiplication tables, a magic square game, and a metric
converter. The site also includes
biographies of mathematicians and a glossary of math terms. Aunty Math from DuPage Children’s
Museum near http://www.dupagechildrensmuseum.org/aunty/index.html Houghton Mifflin Activity Search features a searchable curriculum
database where the K-8 teachers can find math lesson plans by grade
level. Activities can also be
browsed by theme. http://www.eduplace.com/activity http://www.explorelearning.com/ |
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