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This site hosts among other things episodes of Math Mansion, which (like brainpop yet slightly less silly) can break up a class and address different learning styles. Like brainpop, this site hosts resources for many different content areas. One cool thing is that there are lesson plans and other resources on this page, some free, some not...

Teacher created unit tieing literature to geometry. Some links no longer available but a good unit covering circles and concepts of circle measurement. The unit incorporates numerous learning styles.

This site (wiki) provides a number of interest, background and learning style surveys or questionnaires. This information can be useful for both students and teachers in building a successful classroom by allowing each to know individual profiles.

This website is an interactive website for children to reinforce understanding and practice of math and other key subject areas. The operations are shown in the form of a brief video clip with real world examples. Students have the opportunity to take a brief quiz at the end of the video segment. A subscription is required but there is a free 3 day trial.

Help students learn using activities, videos, and quizzes.

Great way to address different learning styles in your Math class and to break things up into smaller segments to keep kids attention. Unfortunately, you do have to pay for this awesome resource, but I believe it is worth it.