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Interactive math games

Elementary: Addition, subtraction, multiplication, order numbers, dogs counting, money games, math puzzles Middle School: estimation by rounding, order of operations, order integers, circle graphs, predictions, line graphs, patterns, percent estimation, money, fractions

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Become a math whiz with Teachers' Domain resources! This new and expanding collection of media resources from our public television partners explore main concepts in elementary mathematics and correlate to educational standards.

Interactive tools for creating tables, coin toss, spinner, number line, counter, graphs, fractions, attributes, place value, money and pattern blocks.

This is an interactive website designed specifically for students in grades K - 8. Here you will find dozens of interactive games, activities, worksheets, and teacher tools that pinpoint essential skills. MrNussbaum.com was created and developed by a teacher! Many of the activities are color-coded. Red = Grade 1 + Orange = Grade 2+ Yellow = Grade 3+ Green = Grade 4 + Blue = Grade 5+

# FUNBRAIN will give you a math problem. # Enter the answer to the problem and hit the "Swing" button. # If your answer is correct, you will get a hit. FUNBRAIN will decide if the hit is a single, double, triple, or home run based on the difficulty of the problem. # If your answer is wrong, you will get an out. # The game is over after three outs.

General Number Notation Addition Table Multiplication Table Fraction-Decimal Conversion Interest Units & Measurement Conversion Algebra Basic Identities Conic Sections Polynomials Exponents Algebra Graphs Functions Geometry Areas, Volumes, Surface Areas Circles Trig Identities Tables Hyperbolics Graphs Functions Discrete/Linear Vectors Recursive Formulas Linear Algebra Other Constants Complexity Miscellaneous Graphs Functions Stat Distributions Calc Integrals Derivatives Series Expansions Advanced Fourier Series Transforms

Figure out how many of each bill or coin that you expect to get back when you pay for something. For example, if something costs $3.75 and you pay with a five dollar bill, you would expect back one quarter and one dollar bill. If you get the answer correct, the amount of change is added to your piggy bank. If you get the answer wrong, the correct amount of change is subtracted from your piggy bank. The more money you get in your piggy bank, the harder the questions will get.

Elementary Math Games

This web site was developed to help students improve their math skills interactively. Visit our game room and play exciting games like Matho and Hidden Picture...Test your math skills with our Flashcards! Try out the Math Word Find puzzle. Create and print your own set of flashcards online using the Flashcard Creator! See the Worksheets section, where you can print worksheets to practice offline. Try the Homework Helper to check your homework solutions.