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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.

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.

Games dealing with Reading, Writing, Math, Science, and Social Studies. There are many different activities for each subject some are easier than others, but it gives a good variety of activities.

This is similar to the other math games, but it is the home page to the interpreting data site. This site gives you options such as: numbers, shape/space/and measurement, and interpreting data, and under each category there are different games.

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.

The NCTM website has excellent ideas for lesson plans, interactive on-line math activities, challenge problems, and more. NCTM offers many professional development resources such as journals, on-line conferences, information about regional conferences, an

This site lists instruction and activities that correlate to the various standards, topics, and resources that teachers and students can find for the specific concepts they are teaching/learning. It includes additional resources that may work out better for certain topics and practice worksheets that students may use at home.

This website is awesome! It has so many fun activites that deal with math.

This site is set up to aide teachers with different ideas of keeping math "cool". Anytime that you can make learning fun is always a plus as you keep the students engaged. This site has many different resources to turn to and print off to use in your classroom.

This site MAY be used for students only to give them practice on various equation ranging from addition and subtraction, graphs and rounding numbers, to decimals, etc. Every time the answer is correct, there is a basketball player that makes a basket. The equations may change by simply clicking on the math concept on the left-hand side of the page.

Online manipulative activities sorted by NCTM Content Standard and grade band.

Table of Contents: this has different activities for ratios, percents, and some estimation. Some also give the definition and an explanation of what ratios are and how to find them.

This site allows you to create your own crossword puzzles. Students can review what terms mean in math by you giving them clues and they have to come up with the correct term.

I found this website on ancient Egyptian math while I was doing research for ancient Egypt for social studies. This website can be as a whole class or individual activity, if computers are available. This is a good integration of the subjects

This site gives printable rubrics that teachers use in their classrooms. There are many rubrics for all different subjects.

This website has interactive practice with math skills.

This website has a TON of worksheets for any type of math.

Many different activity/lesson ideas for all types of topics. Anywhere from addition/subtraction to algebra, geometry, place values, graphing, fractions, probability, and incorporating other subject areas.

Home School Math is a website created for homeschooling but is also a great resource for teachers. It includes things like free worksheets and lesson plan ideas. In addition, it has a section that has an extensive list of other online math resources.

This site is a great resource if you are teaching multiplication. It gives you ideas for games online, in the classroom, and for the computer. The site also give you advice on how to teach multiplication.

This site gives teachers many great ideas on how to connect math with Thanksgiving.