Erin Shockley
April 25, 2004
algebra.help – There are many pre-made online algebra
worksheets on this site, listed by topic.
Students can complete them on the Internet, and they will be
instantaneously graded for them. Also
available are answer keys and statistics of how well other students have done
on these worksheets.
http://www.algebrahelp.com/worksheets/index.htm
Aplusmath.com – Like many of these algebra
worksheet websites, this site allows you to choose a desired number of problems
for your worksheet. Then, a custom-made
worksheet is created for you with a link to the answer key available. Also, at the bottom of this site is a link
to a page that will create flashcards to strengthen skills in basic math
operations.
http://www.aplusmath.com/Worksheets/Algebra.html
FunMaths – On this site, you can find many
math worksheets, separated by type.
Although some of these activities are more directed toward higher-level
students, many are appropriate for beginning algebra students. These worksheets are original because most
of them are fun and involve critical thinking and logic skills.
http://www.funmaths.com/worksheets/ws04.htm
Math.com – This site allows teachers to choose
from a variety of types of algebra problems, and then a personalized worksheet
is created for them. By choosing only
one topic, this would be a great tool to use to generate a homework assignment,
or a mixed review could be created by selecting an assortment of topics.
http://www.math.com/students/worksheet/algebra_sp.htm
Glencoe Mathematics – This site was created by
the makers of a beginning algebra textbook.
There are links to each section, and an online quiz is available to
check understanding for each section. For
each problem, there are hints available, and the computer will automatically
score the quiz. Even though this site
was created for a certain textbook, any algebra teacher can use it by finding
the topic that corresponds to his/her current lesson.
http://www.glencoe.com/sec/math/studytools/alg1lblr.shtml
S.O.S. Mathematics – Sample quizzes for
algebra students are listed by topic on this site. Each quiz is interactive and is automatically scored by the computer. This is a fun alternative to giving regular
pencil and paper math quizzes.
http://www.sosmath.com/cyberexam/algebra/test.html
Centre for Innovation in Mathematics Teaching –
There are several types of math puzzles available on this site, including
tangrams and pentominoes, with answers available. This page also links to a list of other websites that offer math
puzzles.
http://www.ex.ac.uk/cimt/puzzles/puzzindx.htm
Kaidy Educational Resources – This site offers
a variety of free printable math puzzles.
Each puzzle comes complete with instructions for completion. They would make great warm-ups, or an entire
class could be devoted to solving logic problems and critical thinking every
once in a while.
http://www.kaidy.com/FreePuzzles.htm
Maths is fun – A variety of logic problems and
math puzzles for all levels are available on this page. Problems are printable, and most of them
have solutions available on the site.
http://www.mathsisfun.com/puzzle.html
Syvum – This site has a milieu of math puzzles
and brain teasers. Each problem is
ranked as easy, medium, or hard so you can find the ones appropriate for your
class. The brain teasers are printable
and each problem has an answer available.
http://www.syvum.com/teasers/
edHelper.com – Many features of this site are
available only to subscribers; however, there are many samples available for general
use. This site has a seemingly
never-ending assortment of algebra resources, some of which include a
mixed-review worksheet generator, logic problem generators, crossword puzzles,
and hundreds of worksheets on specific topics.
http://www.edhelper.com/algebra.htm