Shelly Eaton
February 7, 2003
Mathematical
Web Link Bibliography
As a teacher, I see students struggle with math over
and
over again. I sometimes have difficulty finding different ways to present
an
idea so that they will understand it better. This is a bibliography of
websites
that will help students from K to 12 better understand mathematical
concepts so
that “No Child is Left Behind.”
AAA
Math- This is an awesome site
with
hundreds of basic math problems, interactive practice pages, and games as
well.
The site permits a choice of grade level problems, and the problems are
randomly created so the problem isn’t given twice. This is a great
site
for teachers, parents, and students. Date visited-
2/7/03
http://www.aaamath.com/
Algebra An Introduction for Kids- If a child is struggling with the basic concepts of algebra, he/she should browse this site. It is a great site for fourth or fifth graders who need a little extra explanation of algebra. The site gives problems to look at. Date visited- 2/7/03
http://pittsford.monroe.edu/jefferson/calfieri/algebra/AlgebraMain. html
Algebra Solutions- Everyone
has
gotten stuck on an algebra problem sometime in their life. High school
can be a
tough time, but with the help of this site students will not get stuck
again.
This site has a place where students can enter a problem of their choice
and
then receive step-by-step directions on how to solve it. This way
students will
not get frustrated and will learn how to solve the problem at the same
time.
Date visited- 2/7/03
http://www.gomath.com/algebra.h
tml
A Maths Dictionary for
Kids-
Tired of using the same teaching
methods
to teach vocabulary? Try this site! Mathematical terms are listed from A
to Z
and give detailed definitions and pictures to help children understand.
If
state assessments are scheduled for students in the near future, have
them take
a look at this site. It is great for all ages. Date visited-
2/7/03
http://www.amathsdictionar
yforkids.com/
Brain
Pop- Feeling the pressure of the National Standards? Try using this
site to
better enhance a child’s mind. This site covers mathematical
problems for
fifth to eighth graders, as well as science and English. Date visited-
2/7/03
Cool
Math- Wow! What a site! The
animation and math games will keep elementary children involved for
hours.
There are also specific sites for teachers and parents. The
teacher’s
section has numerous resources for different ages. The parent’s
section
gives advice on ways to help your child at home. Take a look at this
site! Date
visited- 2/7/03
http://coolmath.com/
Flashcards
-
This is a super site for teachers who have students that struggle with
completing fraction problems. Give the site what numerators and
denominators
are needed, and it makes flashcards right on the computer so students can
practice. This is great for fifth graders! Date visited-
2/7/03
http://www
.aplusmath.com/flashcards/fractions-mult.html
Kids OLR, Fraction Tutorial- What a site! Includes basic introduction to fractions, with great graphics and sounds. It helps children add, subtract, multiply, and divide fractions. Struggling with equivalent fractions? This site can help! Date visited- 2/7/03
http://www.kidsolr.com/ math/fractions.html
MathDork- A website all
about
algebra. This is perfect for the late elementary age student and the
early
middle school student. Play exciting games to learn all about algebra.
Lesson
and practice quizzes are included. More privileges are available by
joining,
but there is plenty to do for free. Date visited-
2/7/03
http://www.mathdork.com/welco
me.html
Math Word Problems for Children-
Help elementary and middle school children improve
their
math problem solving and critical-thinking skill by visiting this site.
There
are over 7, 000 interactive and non-interactive word problems for
children to
enjoy. Date visited- 2/7/03
Mega Maths- This site covers geometric shapes and times tables. A person can have fun, while practicing multiplication facts in a maze or grid game. This is perfect for third graders! Date visited- 2/7/03
http://www.bbc.co.uk/edu cation/megamaths/
More Mathematics then Science- This site is for those high school students that need help with expressions, functions, and trigonometry. The site first explains the concepts and then shows examples. Date visited- 2/7/03
http://id.mind.net/~zona/m mts/mmts.html
Percent and Probability- All there is to know about percents and probability is at this site. This is great information that middle school children can use. There are also many example problems that can be completed, and the answers are included. Date visited- 2/7/03
http://www.math league.com/help/percent/percent.htm
Primary Games.com- Tons of games can be found at this site that are continuously added to throughout the year. It is geared for elementary students, giving them practice with time, addition, and much more by playing games. Do it the fun way. Date visited- 2/7/03
http://www.primarygames.com/m ath.htm
SnapDrag on-TellingTime- Although digital clocks are all around us, it is still important to know how to tell time. Snap Dragon can teach younger children how to tell time. There is lot of action and sounds at this site! Date visited- 2/7/03
http://w ww.bbc.co.uk/wales/snapdragon/yesflash/time-1.htm
Teaching Treasures- Having problems understanding decimals and fractions or getting timed tests finished? Practice here. There are thousands of worksheets and many games at this site that will enable children to practice and become more self-confident with math. The site is for children in upper elementary school. Date visited- 2/7/03
http://w ww.teachingtreasures.com.au/maths/Maths_more.html
Teach Our Kids Math-
This is a site that has everything
for
grades K-5. There are hundreds of worksheets, intensive problem solving,
and
timed drills. Not only does it have all these resources, but also allows
the
child to learn at his or her own rate. Date
visited- 2/7/03
http://www.teachrkids.com/cove
r.htm
The Little Animals Activity Centre- How about basic facts? This site is perfect for first and second graders. Small animals and adorable music gives children practice with addition and subtraction. Date visited- 2/7/03
http://www.bbc.co.uk/ schools/laac/menu.shtml
The Maths File Game Show- Anyone from K to 5 can find something to do on this site. There are many games to be played, which cover topics from counting to equations. There are also printable pages and a teacher site. Date visited- 2/7/03
http://www.bb c.co.uk/education/mathsfile/index.shtml
The Math Forum: Student
Center- Do you have a child or student that hates
problem
solving because they say it is too hard? This site has problems posted
every
week that can be used to help children diminish their fear of word
problems.
There is also a math hunt that includes basic math facts and a place just
for
teachers that gives different strategies, ideas, and materials.
Appropriate for
elementary school children. Date visited- 2/7/03
http://mathforum.org/students/< o:p>