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Smartkiddies is a completely free math practice site out of Australia for students in K-6. After creating a teacher account, you can set up a class with usernames and passwords for up to 75 students per class. After creating a class, you can assign instructional videos, activities, worksheets, assessments, and enrichment opportunities. Progress reports and messaging are built in to help you monitor and communicate about student progress. Another great feature is the ability to practice basic math facts and concepts by competing against other kids from around the world.

I would use this tool in my math classes for all kinds of calculations. Students can use calculators, learn probability, and calculate interest. While the website would be helpful for students, it would also be very helpful (and fit perfectly) with the math curriculum.

For students K-8. This site offers students math practice in all math concepts. It is very easy to use.

This website is for math educators of all age levels. I like the math lesson plans that are available. The lesson plans are hands-on and will keep the students engaged. There are also several choices for fun games that students can play to review daily lessons.

primary math games

Primary math games

Great math site for students

I would use this website to help students review different math concepts and it would be a fun way for them to learn about different cultures around the world.

primary math games

Is a website of virtual manipulatives in the categories of algebra, geometry, measurement, data analysis and probability for students k - 12.

K-12 math manipulatives

Great math and word games for primary students.

A+ math is a website for both students and teachers. Students/teachers can play games, create flashcards, and worksheets.

Funbrain is a website for students (K-8) to play math games and read web books and comics.

Has a great games for kids, and saves their progress. The site is set up to play like a game board which makes kids want to complete.

This site has online math tools for several different types of calculators and converters.

Triptico offers many different activities for reading, math, science, and classroom management. Everything is free. The tools on this site are particularly useful with an interactive white board.

Lesson plans, activities, worksheets, etc. Aimed at Elementary level, organized by subject matter, coded for age levels, coded to type of technology (powerpoint, web page, text, etc.). Developed in UK so some terminology is unusual to Americans, "Maths" for example.

Glogster is a free service that allows you to create a multimedia poster. Glogs can include images, audio, and video. Direct integration with SchoolTube makes video embedding easy. The education version of the site keeps students isolated from general user content. Students can use this as an alternative to reports, to give presentations, or to react to literature (among countless other uses).

A valuable teaching tool that integrates diverse core subjects including math, science, history, art, photography, music and more for individual learner portfolios, unique alternative assessments, and differentiated instructional activities.

Virtual Field Trips is a website that takes teachers and students on field trips via the internet. Categories are Career Technical, Fine Arts, Foreign Language, Health and PE, Language Arts, Math, Library media, Professional Development, Science, Social Studies, Technology and Other. As I searched around it looked like several of the field trips use our Sea Monkey as their web site composer of choice. Uen.org is the URL. At the bottom of the page we can click on "contact us" which takes us to a page where we can put in our contact information so they can get back to us. There is an 800 number to call. The website is based in Utah. Uen stands for Utah Education Network partnered with Utah State Office of Education and Higher Ed Utah, which is in Salt Lake City.

Flash games developed by elementary level technology teacher. Games for keyboarding, mouse skills, math, reading practice.

Games for all types of math functions, practice with online manipulatives like compass or fractions, timed fact practice (choose an operation and level). Some games can be frustrating because gaming skills interfere with correct mathematics.