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Just in time for the 2010 Winter Olympiad taking place in Vancouver, BC this February, NBC Universal (NBCU) has teamed up with the National Science Foundation (NSF) to produce "The Science of the Olympic Winter Games," a 16-part educational video series that gives students extensive insight into the physics, physiology, and related science of sports like figure and speed skating, ice hockey, slalom-course skiing, and even curling.

This link has many different videos and activities that work through many math topics. You can show only the parts you want, but it combines many ideas. The videos are not too long, maybe 10-15 minutes, to introduce topics.

The link that I posted takes you to a web-page of Math Playground that provides links to math videos. The videos are in categories according to math topic like fractions, percents, and ect. The videos answer math questions that kids may have and provide a visual explanation of how to find the answer.

This site has searchable video cases of real elementary math lessons teaching standards based mathematics lessons. You can also see a complete lesson plan with handouts.

This is a website that is filled with different online activities for students to learn math. It also has videos to watch that seem helpful as well.

This website includes games, puzzles, word problems, and videos for a variety of grade levels and math topics! It is very interactive and fun to play.

ide@s provides Wisconsin educators with teacher-reviewed, standards-aligned lessons, interactive tools, video, and other resources for use in curriculum development and classroom instruction.

Video intro to real world math applications.

This website has math games, word poblems, locgic puzzles, and even math videos!

This website has a lot of great word problems for students from all grade levels.

This website has games for single players and multi players, as well as, puzzles, videos, worksheets, and quizzes for grades 1st to 6th.