Math Lesson Plan Websites

1. Algebra Topics – Although this site is still growing and does not have a wealth of lesson plans available yet, it is still worth noting. Lesson plans are listed by topic from beginning to advanced algebra skills. Additionally, the lessons provided offer very interesting and innovative games and methods of teaching. I would expect this site to grow quite a bit in the near future.

Date visited – 4/22/2004

http://mathforum.org/sum95/sinclair/ideas.html

2. Daily Lesson Plan – This site includes links to approximately 50 lesson plans for secondary math teachers. Each lesson plan is organized around a theme or fun activity. It is a wonderful site that could be very helpful to math teachers.

Date visited – 4/21/2004

http://www.nytimes.com/learning/teachers/lessons/mathematics.html

3. GirlTECH Lesson Plans – This site is dedicated to promoting women in the fields of math and science. However, they provide many lesson plans appropriate for many different levels from elementary school through high school. They can be accessed by typing the keyword “math” into the search feature provided. Each plan includes a fun topic and some are interactive.

Date visited – 4/22/2004

http://teachertech.rice.edu/Lessons/

4. Math Forum – This middle-school teacher’s website contains a collection of lesson plans covering many different topics. Each lesson plan was written by a teacher. The page includes a list with links to each lesson plan and a fairly detailed description of each activity.

Date visited – 4/22/2004

http://mathforum.org/teachers/middle/lessons-individual.html

5. SCORE Mathematics Lessons – This page provides links to lesson plans for grades K-12, listed by topic. Several of the plans include activities where students use the Internet to find information. In addition, for each lesson plan, the specific curriculum standards addressed are listed.

Date visited – 4/22/2004

http://score.kings.k12.ca.us/lessons.html

6. Teachers Helping Teachers – This site has a number of lesson plans for teachers from elementary through high school. Each lesson plan is well-detailed with materials and a description of the procedures. The only drawback is that they are all listed, one after the other, on one single page, so it is tedious to browse through them.

Date visited – 4/22/2004

http://www.pacificnet.net/~mandel/Math.html