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Estimator - Shodor Education Foundation

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Practice estimation skills involving number of objects, lengths, or area with this interactive activity. Students must use spatial knowledge and basic math skills to arrive at an answer...more
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Practice estimation skills involving number of objects, lengths, or area with this interactive activity. Students must use spatial knowledge and basic math skills to arrive at an answer within an acceptable margin of error. Customize by choosing your own problem type, difficulty level, and error margin.

tag(s): area (52)

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Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Half - PBS Kids

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This interactive is more than just an interactive game about fractions - it's a true brainteaser. Students must apply logic and spatial reasoning to find the 13 ways to divide ...more
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This interactive is more than just an interactive game about fractions - it's a true brainteaser. Students must apply logic and spatial reasoning to find the 13 ways to divide an 8-piece square in half. This game also integrates lessons on rotation and flipping of shapes to challenge players to see all of the ways to create a half without repeating rotated or flipped squares.

tag(s): fractions (173), problem solving (285)

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Include this activity as part of a math computer learning center. This interactive serves as an excellent opportunity to introduce fractions in a holistic way before delivering lessons or a complete unit on fractions. After completing the activity, ask students to draw different ways to create a half using Google Drawings, reviewed here. Save students drawings and add them to a collaborative class book using Book Creator, reviewed here. In addition to student digital drawings, include audio of student explanations of how to create a half, videos, and images taken by students to demonstrate how to create a half of different items.

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Buy it with the Little Farmer - Lizard Point

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1 to 2
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Practice making exact change with this interactive game. Students must check the amount on the price tag, then select the proper combination of coins and paper currency. Choose between...more
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Practice making exact change with this interactive game. Students must check the amount on the price tag, then select the proper combination of coins and paper currency. Choose between three levels of difficulty.

tag(s): money (114)

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Concentration - NCTM

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This interactive activity requires students to match written numbers (from one to ten) and fractions (halves, thirds, and quarters) with their numeric counterparts. The virtual concentration...more
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This interactive activity requires students to match written numbers (from one to ten) and fractions (halves, thirds, and quarters) with their numeric counterparts. The virtual concentration "cards" can be viewed face up or face down. For one or two players.

tag(s): fractions (173), geometric shapes (152), multiplication (133), numbers (118)

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Include this interactive as part of a math center or at-home practice activity. Use Symbaloo, reviewed here to curate sites for students and provide easy to use bookmarks for math practice.

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Web Math - Web Math

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This math site is filled with interactive demonstrations that address a huge array of math concepts - from the most basic early elementary skills to algebra, trigonometry, and calculus....more
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This math site is filled with interactive demonstrations that address a huge array of math concepts - from the most basic early elementary skills to algebra, trigonometry, and calculus. Select a topic or age group and then browse through the offerings. "Math for Everyone," an especially useful link for older students, offers authentic math problems related to figuring out tips, simple and compound interest, and the cost of electricity. Beware of the "Ask an Expert" feature - a fee is involved in receiving a solution, but past questions and answers can be viewed free of charge.

tag(s): operations (71)

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Tangram Game - PBS

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2 to 6
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This is a tradition tangram activity with a technological twist. Read the introductory instructions carefully then turn your students loose to recreate a displayed image using seven...more
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This is a tradition tangram activity with a technological twist. Read the introductory instructions carefully then turn your students loose to recreate a displayed image using seven geometric shapes. This is an excellent activity for improving visual-spatial skills.

tag(s): geometric shapes (152), logic (176), problem solving (285), tangrams (10)

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Tangrams are perfect for practicing shapes, problem-solving, and spatial reasoning skills. Share this activity on student computers for use as a math center, or share a link with parents for students to play at home. Include this tangram activity and others within a blended learning lesson created using Curipod, reviewed here. Include videos, interactives such as this game, quizzes, and other learning activities in one shareable link.

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Connect the Dots - Funbrain

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K to 2
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Connect letters, numbers, and a little visual fun in this simple Funbrain sequencing game. Students help "Salvabear Dali" complete pictures by clicking dots in the correct order. The...more
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Connect letters, numbers, and a little visual fun in this simple Funbrain sequencing game. Students help "Salvabear Dali" complete pictures by clicking dots in the correct order. The original game offers six difficulty choices, including counting by ones, counting by fives, counting backward, using every letter of the alphabet, working with missing letters, and putting the alphabet in reverse. The specific legacy URL provided appears to point to the challenging alphabet-in-reverse activity, although it now redirects to the general Connect the Dots page. Funbrain currently places Connect the Dots in its K-2 counting collection, making the game most appropriate for early elementary practice with sequence and order.
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tag(s): alphabet (46), alphabetical order (9), counting (59), sequencing (20)

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Have students practice the number levels, then build their own paper connect-the-dots picture using counting by ones or fives for a partner to solve. Have students play the alphabet levels independently, then recite or write the alphabet forward and backward to reinforce letter order.

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Change for a Dollar - Teachnet Staff.

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2 to 6
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How many different ways can students make exactly one dollar using U.S. coins? This straightforward Teachnet activity challenges students to find all 293 possible coin combinations...more
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How many different ways can students make exactly one dollar using U.S. coins? This straightforward Teachnet activity challenges students to find all 293 possible coin combinations and provides the complete numbered list for teachers to use when checking students' work. The task offers ready-to-go practice with coin values, counting money, addition, combinations, and systematic problem solving. Because finding every combination can take considerable time, teachers can also adapt the challenge by assigning portions of the list or asking students to develop an organized strategy for finding combinations
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tag(s): addition (139), counting (59), currency (12), money (114), patterns (78), problem solving (285)

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Have students work individually to find as many one-dollar combinations as possible, then compare their results with the provided answer list and identify any combinations they missed. Have small groups develop a systematic strategy for finding every combination, then present and defend why their method should produce a complete list.

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Illuminations - NCTM

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K to 12
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This fabulous collection of lesson plans, activities, and web links from NCTM is a professional treasury for math teachers. The two menu selections at the top, Lessons and Interactives,...more
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This fabulous collection of lesson plans, activities, and web links from NCTM is a professional treasury for math teachers. The two menu selections at the top, Lessons and Interactives, are actually drop down menus to find lessons by grade levels, Brain Teasers, Mobile Apps, a Web Sketchpad, and more. The interactives are a challenging practice for concepts ranging from basic fractions and graphing to congruence theorems. Narrow your search with keywords. Each activity includes a description and grade level recommendation. Highlighted activities and Lessons on the home page change often. Many lesson plans also include technology links, but others are low-tech or no-tech. Illuminations is created by NCTM.

tag(s): data (212), measurement (123), numbers (118), operations (71), probability (133)

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Keep this one in your professional favorites to find supporting technology for any math concept. As you find practice or extension ideas for student use or at home reinforcement, share specific links on your class web page or classroom computer center for students to access independently or as you assign them for needed practice. The full site is overwhelming for most parents, so share the specific areas that fit your curriculum.

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Number Cracker - Pearson Education

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Students can practice basic math skills and sequencing with this interactive activity. Type the missing number into the sequence and test your answer. Choose from three levels of difficulty....more
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Students can practice basic math skills and sequencing with this interactive activity. Type the missing number into the sequence and test your answer. Choose from three levels of difficulty.

tag(s): sequencing (20)

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Add 'Em Up - PrimaryGames.com

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Your youngest students can practice skills in basic addition (sums do not exceed 20) with this simple, interactive quiz. ...more
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Your youngest students can practice skills in basic addition (sums do not exceed 20) with this simple, interactive quiz.

tag(s): addition (139), counting (59)

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Share this link on your class website. Students can use Seesaw, reviewed here to illustrate the addition problems. Students can use ScreenPal, reviewed here to explain how to add.

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Changemaker - Funbrain/Pearson Education

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Put students in charge of making correct change with this quick, ready-to-go math game from Funbrain. Change Maker presents a purchase and asks players to calculate the change due,...more
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Put students in charge of making correct change with this quick, ready-to-go math game from Funbrain. Change Maker presents a purchase and asks players to calculate the change due, then enter their answer before submitting. Correct change is added to a virtual piggy bank, giving students immediate practice with money calculations in a simple game format.
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tag(s): counting (59), currency (12), money (114)

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Have students play several rounds independently, then record three problems from the game and explain the subtraction or counting-up strategy they used to find each amount of change. Assign students to compare two strategies for making change, such as subtracting the cost from the amount paid and counting up from the cost, then collect their explanations in a Google Forms exit ticket, reviewed here. Ask pairs to post one challenging purchase-and-change problem on Padlet, reviewed here, then have classmates solve and respond to several problems before discussing efficient strategies as a whole class.

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Paper Plate Education - Great Lakes Planetarium

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These creative and rather offbeat hands-on activities use common paper plates and a lot of ingenuity to illustrate principles of science, math, geography, music, and more! From plate...more
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These creative and rather offbeat hands-on activities use common paper plates and a lot of ingenuity to illustrate principles of science, math, geography, music, and more! From plate tectonics (no pun intended), to multiplication practice and physical fitness, this site provides an amazing collection of ideas. Instructions are provided for most.

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A+ Math

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1 to 7
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Students can improve basic math skills with this fun and interactive site. In addition to a variety of games, the site offers a "make your own flashcards" feature, a homework ...more
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Students can improve basic math skills with this fun and interactive site. In addition to a variety of games, the site offers a "make your own flashcards" feature, a homework helper tool, and printable worksheets for offline practice.

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Sesame Street - Sesame Street & PBS

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K to 2
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The Children's Television Network has created a delightful set of learning activities that strengthen skills in letter recognition, decoding, listening, problem-solving, and more. Led...more
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The Children's Television Network has created a delightful set of learning activities that strengthen skills in letter recognition, decoding, listening, problem-solving, and more. Led by the familiar cast of characters from Sesame Street, your youngest students will love exploring Elmo's World and the Game Room, and participating in interactive stories. The links include games, stories, art, music, mail, and Elmo's World. At the Games link, you will find science activities about the weather, counting challenges, classification activities, musical fun, and numerous other educational activities. This site truly has something for all primary elementary classrooms.

tag(s): audint (13), audio books (43), classification (21), counting (59), listening (119), numbers (118), preK (328), sound (72), sounds (39)

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Use this rare find to motivate your students. Have students work on individual computers and explore this site on their own. With younger students, you may want to introduce the site on an interactive whiteboard or projector. This is definitely one that you will want to share with your parents in your newsletter or on your class website.

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Nrich - Cambridge University

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This collection of games, and articles is designed to challenge students to use their problem solving skills. Activities are organized according to UK education system levels, but click...more
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This collection of games, and articles is designed to challenge students to use their problem solving skills. Activities are organized according to UK education system levels, but click on Help for an easy conversion guide. Each problem includes a question, related pictures or diagrams, a form for students to submit their solution, and helpful hints and notes for parents and teachers. A weekly challenge is also offered. Complete the free registration to participate in a discussion forum, pose questions online, or post messages.

tag(s): problem solving (285)

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Quiz Hub

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1 to 12
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Students can test their core knowledge of English, French, German, math, social studies and more with this entertaining collection of interactive quizzes, puzzles and games. Click on...more
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Students can test their core knowledge of English, French, German, math, social studies and more with this entertaining collection of interactive quizzes, puzzles and games. Click on the Learning Hub and select a level (elementary, middle school, or high school) to explore age-appropriate challenges across content areas. Many of the activities on this site are free, but registration and a fee are required to access some of the special features.

tag(s): quiz (58), quizzes (82)

In the Classroom

Use the free quizzes to help students review OR as pre-diagnositc quizzes to determine what students already know about the topic. This is a great way to assess which areas need strengthening and which areas students need less help in. Teachers wanting to focus their classrooms more efficiently will appreciate this one.

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Dictionary of Units

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2 to 12
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This online dictionary of units of measurement is a handy resource for understanding the differences between the international system, the metric system, and U.S. system of measures....more
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This online dictionary of units of measurement is a handy resource for understanding the differences between the international system, the metric system, and U.S. system of measures. Discussions concerning conversions from one system to another are provided along with 40 different calculators (each devoted to converting units in a particular category) and a helpful downloadable pocket guide.

tag(s): measurement (123)

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Cool Math for Kids

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4 to 8
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Students can practice and review skills related to basic geometry, fractions, logic, and problem solving with these fun and interactive activities. Highlights include a virtual lemonade...more
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Students can practice and review skills related to basic geometry, fractions, logic, and problem solving with these fun and interactive activities. Highlights include a virtual lemonade stand game (manage your own business to make a profit!), a collection of thought-provoking "Brain Benders," and "ArithmATTACK" - a computer driven game that challenges kids to see how many arithmetic problems they can answer in one minute.

tag(s): fractions (173), logic (176)

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Bugs in the System - PBS

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K to 3
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Introduce the basic concept of a bar graph with this simple, interactive game. Students must first capture bugs to create the data, and then compare the bar graphs to determine ...more
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Introduce the basic concept of a bar graph with this simple, interactive game. Students must first capture bugs to create the data, and then compare the bar graphs to determine which type of bug is most prevalent.

tag(s): charts and graphs (184)

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Include this game as part of your math center rotation activities or during computer time. Add it to your current bookmarks for student choice time using a bookmarking tool such as Symbaloo, reviewed here. As students explore charts and graphs, use this simple tool from PieColor, reviewed here to create and personalize pie charts based on your class's input. Include this game as part of a blended learning opportunity using Curipod, reviewed here. In addition to this game, include videos, lessons, practice sheets, and other options to create a broad learning experience for your students.

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