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This website was found in our textbook, Learning Mathematics in Elementary and Middle Schools, as a resource that can be used in the classroom to reinforce fractions in a fun and unique way!

This website I used directly in my instruction of fractions. It allowed me to have the students interact with the SmartBoard as well as give me some great "lecture"esque material to use.

This is another resource that our textbook listed as a useful way to reinforce fraction concepts!

Grat games for students. Includes Tessalations, fractions, flash cards, pre-algebra lessons, addition, subtraction, multiplication, long division, and a section for kds ages 3-5. Lessons tab on top as well!

This is an interesting sight which was created by a gifted teacher's mathematics class. The students put together short video explanations of different math concepts, much like those which were are currently creating in class. These videos are interesting to watch, and they show the students line of thinking and reasoning behind different mathematic concepts. They can also provide insight as you think about how to explain these concepts to your students in a way that is relatable and understandable. The video topics include geometry, multiplication, decimals, divisions, and fractions amongst others.

The teacher can use this website as a resource in the classroom but also give this website to the parents of the students in the classroom to use at home to help their child. It includes addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, etc.

There are a plethora of math categories, including money, addition, fraction, patterns, problem solving, graphing, and flashcards. There are also worksheets, graphs, etc.

This website offers many resources for students and teachers as well as provide information about various math concepts. It is a well organized website and allows information to be easily accessed.

This website I used to help me write my unit plan on Fractions. I put the homepage as the URL in case you were looking for more math topics.

This website is not just helpful for math but can be used for other topics. I used the Formula Fusion as I worked to find interactive games for my students involving fraction work. I really enjoyed this website!