Mathematics activities related to:

Number Sense, Concepts, and Operations

1. Create a Graph - Sometimes, complicated information is difficult to understand and needs an illustration. At this National Center for Education Statistics site you will find four different graphs and charts for you to consider.
2. EdHelper.com offers a wide range of fraction worksheets. Each time you request a worksheet an entirely new set of problems is generated.
3. Evaluating Exponents of Negative Numbers - AAA Math lesson and practice problems &
4. Fractions from SOS Math - This math review is targeted toward those individuals who have forgotten what they once knew about fractions. You may need the entire review or just portions of the review. Subjects covered are: Simple Fractions, Complex Fractions, Compound Fractions, Decimals, Percentage and Rules.
5. Illuminations Web Links: Number and Operations - organized by standard
6. Math Mistakes - real mistakes from real student work and math facts students should know (algebra, trigonometry, and calculus)
7. Mathematical Induction - a way of proving math statements for all integers
8. Multiplication: An Adventure in Number Sense - Multiplication tips; click on any underlined fact on the table to learn about a reason why you do not have to memorize it. Use the Next arrow to see what else you can discover.
9. National Library of Virtual Manipulatives - links to Number Sense manipulatives for Pre K-2, 3-5, 6-8, and 9-12
10. Number Theory - a list of links from Math Archives
11. Percent and Proportion - unit 10 from Ms. Glosser's Math Goodies
12. Random Number Generators - numbers between 0 and 30 - numbers between 0 and 5 - numbers between 0 and 15
13. Solving Equations - lessons on Linear Equations, Equations Containing Radicals, Equations Containing Absolute Value(s), Quadratic Equations, Equations Involving Fractions, Polynomial Equations of Degree Higher than 2, Exponential Equations, Logarithmic Equations and Trigonometric Equations.
14. Visual Fractions, an online fraction tutorial helps with the following processes: identifying fractions, renaming fractions, comparing fractions, adding fractions, subtracting fractions, multiplying fractions, and dividing fractions.
15. Why Use Scientific Notation? Why your wrist (or keyboard) will thank you for not writing all those zeros.
16. Writing Fractions as Percent - unit 4 from Ms. Glosser's Math Goodies
17. Fractions
    1. No Matter What Shape Your Fractions are In
    2. Fun Fractions
    3. Drawing Fun Fractions
    4. Designer Fractions
    5. From the same author Lessons that are fun - Look at the index at the bottom of this page. Put your cursor over any lesson title (don't click), a description of the lesson is displayed

Measurement

1. Illuminations Web Links: Measurement - organized by standard
2. Metric Conversion - Imperial Conversion (courtesy FPSI French Property) - includes; length, area, volume, mass, force, pressure, work, power, temperature, and fuel mileage
3. Go to the World Wide Metric Calculator page to convert length, weight, pressure, or volume from metric to English or English to metric.
4. National Library of Virtual Manipulatives - links to Measurement manipulatives for Pre K-2, 3-5, 6-8, and 9-12
5. The Noon Project - (an annual Internet event for schools to team up and make their own measurements) Using the reported 1995 shadow measurements, you can perform the calculations to determine the circumference of the Earth.
6. Standard Measurements in Sports from InfoPlease

Geometry and Spatial Sense

1. Angles and Shapes - create your own angles and shapes using LiteBrite.
2. Patterns in Math - Jill Britton, mathematics instructor at Camosun College, Victoria, BC in Canada has a fantastic set of links related to Investigating Patterns. If you find these useful in your classroom you might also check out Escher in the Classroom or Tessellated Polyhedra.
   1. Number Patterns Fun with Curves & Topology
   2. Symmetry and Tessellations
   3. Polyhedra Pastimes
3. A Teacher's Guide to Building the Icosahedron as a Class Project
4. An Exploration of the Concurrency Points in a Triangle
5. Conjectures in Geometry: An educational web site created for high school geometry students. Their list of 20 conjectures in Geometry is supported by demonstrations using the Geometers Sketchpad.
6. Davitily Math Problem Generator - add a title then select Create Document, select add problems to select from four areas (Basic math, Algebra, Geometry, or SAT math), select from more specific menus, add the number of problems you want then select the gray Back to button to see a printable document. [online test not available in this free version].
7. Exploring Fractals: A complete fractal project
8. Fractals - a list of links from Math Archives
9. Fruit Picker - [click Continue to play the game] Turn the fruit picking machine to pick all of the fruit and fill the basket; easy level involves turns of 30 or 45 degrees, harder requires turns of 30, 45, 60, or 90 degrees.
10. The Fractal Microscope -- Zoom in on the visually fascinating world of Mandelbrot and Julia sets, explore the algorithms used to create them, and learn about the mathematics behind the cool graphics. This is a Java version of the Fractal Microscope. You can also find a Java version of The Snowflake Fractal Generator -- Create your own fractals with this tool that allows you to specify a "drawing rule" that the computer uses to make curves like the famous Koch Snowflake. The same site offers the Sierpinski Gasket -- A tool for modeling the "Chaos Game', a simple, apparently random process with a not-so-random result. Allows you to change the rules and make your own fractals.
11. The Geometry Center offers activities in the following areas: Triangle Tilings and Polyhedra, Symmetry and Tiling and Tetrahedral Puzzles.
12. Geometry from the Land of the Incas - Problems, theorems, proofs, quizzes and more
13. Geometry Through Art: a Lesson on Teaching Measurement by Norman Shapiro. Egyptian knotted string - Use plain kite string and bring geometry into your math program. You might also check out the lesson on Exploring Geometry by Making Drawings and the sample lesson about The Square. Each of the activities referred to here came from Shapiro's What Children Can Learn about Art and Geometry.
14. Illuminations Web Links: Geometry - organized by standard
15. Java Sketchpad - Dynamic Geometry for the Internet. Check out their demo gallery, the sine waver is a really cool demo of the construction of a sine wave.
16. Learning Math - Geometry - a course designed to teach mathematics content to teachers
17. National Library of Virtual Manipulatives - links to Geometry manipulatives for Pre K-2, 3-5, 6-8, and 9-12
18. The Noon Project - (an annual Internet event for schools to team up and make their own measurements) Using the reported 1995 shadow measurements, you can perform the calculations to determine the circumference of the Earth.
19. Paperfolding.com has a page regarding Origami and Mathematics. Along the same lines you might want to check Joseph Wu's Origami Page.
20. Erich's Packing Center has a wealth of visual information regarding the packing of shapes within shapes.
21. Pattern Blocks - Exploring fractions with shapes. Click and drag to form patterns.
22. Polygon Playground - arrange designs with online movable polygons - hundreds of polygons to drag anywhere you want
23. Symmetry and Pattern - the Art of Oriental Carpets. This activity includes student activities.
24. Tutorials and templates for making your own tessellations - This lesson plan includes material relating tessellations to mathematics.

Data Analysis, Probability and Algebra

1. Illuminations Web Links: Algebra - organized by standard
2. Illuminations Web Links: Data Analysis and Probability - organized by standard

PowerPoint shows to use in teaching Algebra

1. Algebra 1 Power Point Lessons from Santa Rita High School, Arizona
2. Intermediate Algebra Power Point Lessons from Santa Rita High School, Arizona

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