Math

**Math Tools**
====**Some students struggle with organizing their written work and forming numbers and symbols. These tools compensate for mechanical issues:**====

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Virtual Math Manipulatives

 * [|Brainingcamp Virtual Manipulatives and Lessons] - Grade 6-9 animated lessons and interactive activities along with question sets to assess student understanding.
 * [|National Library of Virtual Manipulatives] - a library of uniquely interactive, web-based virtual manipulatives or concept tutorials, mostly in the form of Java applets, for mathematics instruction (K-12 emphasis)
 * [|Glencoe Math Manipulatives] for K- 8, use the Help menu to understand how to use this online resource

**Tools that promote Math understanding**:

 * A Maths Dictionary for Kids " A Maths Dictionary for Kids is an animated, interactive online math dictionary for students which explains over 600 common mathematical terms and math words in simple language. " //Some students with math disabilities struggle with understand math language, symbols and terms; this site builds understanding//. Very cool.

> - excellent site for Math activities for K - 8, make sure to explore the Mathcasts. Mathcasts allow students to review math when THEY need to.
 * [|ConceptuaMath] - Interactive fraction tools for instruction which align with NCTM standards. The overview video is available here:
 * [|WebMath] - K- Higher=Ed math
 * [|Time for Time] - Online analog clock, can manipulate clock and show digital time equivalent. Great for Interactive WhiteBoards or touchscreen monitors
 * [|Math Playground]
 * [|Thinking Blocks] - a creative, interactive math resource to help students understand how to solve word problems. [|Watch the video here] to learn how to use it.
 * [|K-7 Mathcasts Project] - Short videos (using [|VoiceThread]) of math concepts by grade level and strand. Great for students to review at home.
 * [|AAAmath.com]
 * [|IXL MATH] pre-K through 8th grade activities


 * [|Real World Math Using Google Earth]
 * [|The Math Forum] This is a site that will answer many different types of math questions.
 * Talking Calculator- A calculator that reads the numbers and symbols to students
 * Wolfram Alpha - "Computational Knowledge Engine"

Math Games
[|Free Training Tutorial] - A long list of free online math games. Teachers can select games and create their own specific math lesson. [|SumDogMath] - 100 Numeracy topics at ten levels. Teachers can upload their class list. Ability to customize specific math such as add numbers up to five, ordering numbers up to 20. Students can log in and save scores. Audio can be distracting for some students (turn it off in the Talent Game activity if that is the case) as can the time pressure.