You will find dozens of games, ideas and activities for bringing mathematical concepts to life for children of all ages. Bring out the seashells, beans and rulers. Let’s bring numbers to life.
Hooda Math
July 31, 2008 -- From Mikeedla, a teacher, from Minnesota, USA, who is affiliated with the site.
Hooda Math is all about making math fun. Visit the games page to play math games which help reinforce math concepts. Watch a video to learn math concepts.
MathVids
July 29, 2008 -- From Ryan, a teacher, from Toledo, Ohio, who is affiliated with the site.
MathVids.com offers free math help videos for students in middle school math classes all the way through college math. The videos are taught be several different teachers in many different ways that are fun and interesting. Also, everything is previewed, rated, and reviewed by a certified math teacher before it appears on the site. A great resource!
Interactive Mathematics Miscellany and Puzzles
May 12, 2008 -- From Alexander, a reader, from NJ, US, who is affiliated with the site.
The site is an encyclopedic collection of solved math problems and K12 math topics from arithmetic, algebra, probability, geometry, math puzzles and games, visual illusions, logic, math magic including more than 950 interactive Java illustrations. A winner of numerous web awards, the site strives to present mathematics in an engaging manner.
Solve My Math
April 21, 2008 -- From Livius, a reader, from Bucharest, who is affiliated with the site.
SolveMyMath.com offers some of the best high school math help resources on the web like: a huge and well organized math formulas library, many math calculators and solvers which are extremely useful to both teachers and children if corroborated with the knowledges learned at school and a games section for preteens and teens.
oMATHe
March 22, 2008 -- From Adam, a reader, from Sacramento, California, who is affiliated with the site.
A simple web-based math practice application. Practice addition, subtraction, and multiplication.
Johnnie’s Math Page
February 15, 2008 -- From Johnnie, a reader, from California, who is affiliated with the site.
Johnnie’s Math Page is a resource for kids, their parents, and their teachers. Here you will find links to the best interactive tools for learning elementary and middle school mathematics. Sites are categorized by topic. There are counting and number resources, multiplication tools, geometry sites, and links to probability and statistics learning tools. By far the favorite page is the fun page, which is a gateway to math amusements, games and puzzles.
