Interactive Math Activities online

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I'm a high school math teacher and found a great site : www.mathwarehouse.com . It has some really awesome interactive activities you can have your kids use to learn slope, ordered-pairs, or a great one one triangles (You should check out the latter at http://www.mathwarehouse.com/geometry/triangles/interactive-triangle.htm ).

Has anyone found any other good interactive math websites or even just great interactive math software (that's not necessarily web-based)? I teach in the inner city in New York, and my students have responded so strongly to interactive math software at the site above that i'm trying to see what else is out there!

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www.merlot.org

[tdrobits]

This site was one of my favorite finds recently. I am new at student teaching so I appreciate your suggestions as well.
http://www.mrrobinson.com/teachers.htm


This site uses powerpoint (jeopardy) to cover almost all math topics. I really liked this one.
http://www.hardin.k12.ky.us/res_techn/countyjeopardygames.htm

[tdrobits]

I am writing once more to thank you. I have just looked at the mathwarehouse site that you recommended and am planning to implement it. My students have had a difficult time taking the linear equation information and applying what they know to linear solutions. This site may help us. Thanks again.

[Unregistered]

Great sites. Thanks all.

[aladdasi]

thank you all :)

[Unregistered]

Another great site is the National Library of Virtual Manipulatives.
http://nlvm.usu.edu/en/nav/vlibrary.html

[Unregistered]

Hi, mabe you can try out Edhub Dorm at http://www.edhub.net/edhub_dorm

This website provides flash lessons and auto-graded maths quizzes for my students. However, you will have to email the website admin for an access account to try out the lessons.

[standy]

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[Ariel Cano]

This is a test...I will delete it later!:D

[nclbmom]

I'm a high school math teacher and found a great site : www.mathwarehouse.com . It has some really awesome interactive activities you can have your kids use to learn slope, ordered-pairs, or a great one one triangles (You should check out the latter at http://www.mathwarehouse.com/geometry/triangles/interactive-triangle.htm ).

Has anyone found any other good interactive math websites or even just great interactive math software (that's not necessarily web-based)? I teach in the inner city in New York, and my students have responded so strongly to interactive math software at the site above that i'm trying to see what else is out there!

Did you try QuickMathFacts? Mostly for elementary age but also middle schoolers who struggle because they didn't learn the facts yet. Great interactive math fact practice tool that lets kids test themselves on basic math fact knowledge and shows them a progress chart to give them an incentive to improve. Can be used to run timed tests on groups of kids at the same time and displays a leaderboard of real-time results. No need for paper and pencil tests! See www.quickreckoning.com/quickmathfacts.htm. Teachers can set up virtual classrooms and can monitor individual children's progress this way.

[PedagoNet]

Math Tricks

http://www.pedagonet.com/Maths/tricks.htm

[Unregistered]

Try this one

http://www.k111.k12.il.us/king/math.htm

for middle school skills, it has great links to sites with games and virtual manipulatives.

[Unregistered]

Try http://www.networktutors.com

[Elaine]

http://www.networktutors.com - Some commercial and quite a bit of free stuff as well.

[Unregistered]

There is a new site that is undergoing Public Beta Testing and right now is free (although they threaten to contact you for feedback during the public beta test period) at

http://www.socratictutor.com/

The seem to cover grades 4-9 math. Their e-mail lists the following topic areas.

Order of Operations
Fractions Addition & Subtraction and Multiplication & Division
Conversions: Percentages <=> Fractions <=> Decimals
Algebraic Equations
Percentage: Word Problems
Percent Change
Rates
Radicals
Absolute Value
Inequalities
Pythagorean Theorem & Midpoint
Linear Equations
Number, Age, Coin, Mixture and Work Problems.
Quadratics Factoring & max/min