Math Links

Calculus help tutorials that go with students studying at home. This would be very helpful for students to get a different voice and be able to share their findings during class discussion. 

A whole lot of maths papers and memos from New south Wales.

Another fun version

Thanks! I put it into Fraction Division page (another "mysterious" topic) next to Ma and Pa Kettle one: http://naturalmath.wikispaces.com/Divide+a+fraction+by+a+fraction

TenMarks offers summer math programs for students in Grades 3-10. There are "Step-Up" programs - a great way to review last year and preview next, and "Foundation" programs - build core skills in Algebra, Geometry, Fractions, Math Facts, and more.

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

"Use the display and the slider to see how shapes up made up from their nets." Nice visual showing one net for each solid 'fold' up to make it.

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Very user friendly cyptography engine

Statistics that lie! This is a great example of data that isn't reported correctly. The article decries the death of Netbooks, when in fact it is more about a stabalization of sales. I encourage math teachers to let students read the article and at least the first two responses. It's a great example of blatant misinformation.