Math Links

"Motion Math creates fun mobile learning games that let kids play with numbers. Our engaging game suite helps children master math's foundations - we turn screen time into learning time!"

A great site for maths teachers. Lots of interactive applets and resources for teachers.

Partnership between Uof Nottingham and Cal Berkeley to design and develop well-engineered assessment tools to support US schools in implementing the Common Core State Standards for Mathematics (CCSS).Funding is provided by the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation through the University of California, Berkeley.

Study of 6th graders in China using virtual Tangram puzzle to improve collaboration and learning of geometric concepts and problem-solving

Java applets some of which the website claims may be used for assessment. E.g. Venn, Fractions, Geometry Lots for Grades 3-8

Mathing…teaching education mathematics technology games and... Great post on left and right limits in student friendly terms.

Students in grades 5+ practice reflections, rotations, and translations.

Project T.R.I.G. members are peparing for their next mission. Can you find the right combination of launch angle and velocity to hit increasingly difficult targets?

Using Google Earth in the Math Curriculum

Math teacher and researcher Tom O'Brien offers resources and activities through this site, with planned updates each month to add more materials. These include books published by the UK's Association of Teachers of Mathematics--some out of print --now downloadable and available for purchase. Excerpts from the e-books are available free, as well as three articles by O'Brien and colleagues. O'Brien recommends software as well, some of which is available free of charge.

Liven up your Math lessons with some great free iPod Touch apps for your students to use in class. These are apps you can count on!

textbook for pre-service teachers and current teachers

"It is the age-old question every student asks: "When will I ever use this math in real life?" While it may seem that long division and pi are not applicable to life outside of the classroom, visitors to "MathAlive!" will learn exactly the opposite-math is actually a big part of all the things they love" Includes a description of exhibits for the Smithsonian event beginning March 10

Students in grades 3-5 use various fraction concepts to guide the main character home.

Online binder of activities created by Kelly Hines for her students. She uses this site (livebinders.com) to organize her online learning for her students. This is just a good example of what an online binder might look like.