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I chose this because my brother was given this site from his math tutor. As a teacher, I would be able to use this site not only for, say, basic arithmetic or algebra, but virtually any lesson I was teaching.

I chose this site because it was given to me by my math tutor to use in the future when I am a teacher. This website allows a teacher to create a "classroom" for students, and monitor student progress and track what they were able to do correctly and how long it took them to complete.

This is a game I played and school and loved it. It teaches kids about math and running a business. This could be played in a high school Money Management classroom or a math class.

This website had multiple grade levels and was easy to navigate. It allowed me to look at a grade level and see what things are to be accomplished for that grade. It also offered activities for students.

This website provides sample lesson plans, guided videos, and creative ideas on how to engage students. It also provides a math problem of the month for all age groups that challenges students to think critically and work together in order to come to a final answer/conclusion.

This site gave many different ideas for math in physical education. If I had this in my class I would make them challenging enough to where they have to think before they react.

Funbrain is another site similar to Cool Math. It has a wide array of games that students can play. These games are in arcade style for the most part, which I think students probably really like. Another cool part of this website is that there is a "For Teachers" section. It has tools that make it easy for teachers to find a game that relates to what they're teaching. It also helps you find activities based on different standards and grade levels. Funbrain also provides flashcards that they allow you to print for free so you can use them in your class.

Kinder Art is a easy to navigate blog that is full of really neat art projects for Early Childhood Educators. There are many activities that connect languages arts, math, and science to art so learning these areas are more hands on and creative.

This gives extra practice to students who need extra help in math. It challenges students to master the concepts.

This site shows how to connect physical activities to a subject. In the same way, I can connect them to math.

This has a couple strategies to use in the Language Arts. Even in math, writing activities can come in hand: contractor and financial jobs.

There are multiple motivational strategies to help students make and accomplish goals. With these, I can help students conquer math without giving up before trying.

There is examples using Bloom's Taxonomy with notecards. Using that as a basis, I cca​n also use bloom's taxonomy in math.

This collaborative game has many levels of difficulties and can be used for individual practice or competitive fun.

I chose this because it has multiple categories for educational games for the students I would implement this into my classroom for math educational games. They can work on money counting, subtraction/addition, multiplication, counting, and telling time.

Students learn mathematics by DOING mathematics, and not by watching someone else do mathematics. In recent years there has been an explosion in the number of high quality digital resources available from the Net and elsewhere that allow students to investigate, explore or consolidate the topics they are learning in their maths class.

ABCya is a website that allows the students to use their imaginations. It has many different activities to chose from where the student can take something blank and boring and makes it their own. This website site is good through ages k through 5.

a. I chose this website because it had each grade clearly identified. b. I could use this in my classroom for many different skills including: art, math, and spelling.

Free Educational Games and Apps for Kids. Teachers can create an account and have resources available to their whole class for elementary level students.

I liked this website because it gave multiple math activities you can do with kids and even let you choose what standard you wanted the activity to address. I could use these activities when I need to give an assignment related to one of the standards.

I choose this site because it has free lesson plans for teachers that includes Art and Crafts, Health and Nutrition, Math, Music, Physical Education, Printable Worksheets, Reading, Science, Social Studies, Technology, and Writing. This site can be used in my future classroom by using each subjects lesson plan that is available as a sample of what I want mine to be like.

Quizzes is similar to Kahoot in terms of interacting. It is a great website to assign as homework.