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Math Question Stems
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NC Standard Course of Study (NCSCOS) for Mathematics
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Sample End of
Grade Test (EOG) Math Questions
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Learn About the Math Benchmark Test
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Learn About the Math EOG
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AAA Math
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Hundreds
of pages of Basic Math Skills, Interactive Practice, Explanations of
math topics and Challenge Games
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Algebra Help
- although it's called
Algebra Help, this site has lots of great lessons and activities for
teachers and students of all types of math
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A Plus Math
- click on the Game Room to play various math games. (Gr. 2-5)
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ArithmaAttack- This is a web
based math game you can download and have for free. Elementary and
Secondary math problems.
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Batter's Up Baseball- ages 3-12 multiplication &
addition, select easy, medium or hard
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Brainpop- excellent math resources and short
videos from the BrainPop library
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Bridge Building on the Web-
Allows students to learn the math and contruction involved in
building bridges.
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Cool Math
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Cool Math for
Kids- geometry, fractions, fractals, etc. (Gr.5
and up)
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Critical Thinking Logic Puzzles-
from EdHelper.com
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Enlaces en español para la matemática- Spanish
language math resources
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Exploring Surface Area-
Surface area and volume Surface area and volume This Java applet
enables students to form and rotate three-dimensional rectangular
and triangular prisms and observe how changing the height, width,
and depth affects volume and surface area.
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Figure This-
Math Challenges for Teachers, Students,
and Families.
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Find the Missing %, fraction or decimal-
Game to find the missing percent,
fraciton or decimal
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Geometry: Culturally Situated Design Tools-
Using cultural and historical context to
teach geometry. It allows you to design changes to the viewed
material.
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Geometry
In Motion- Explore geometry
by dragging points and lines of geometric figures to change curves
and angles.
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Helping Your Child Learn Math
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Hobby Shop- Here you'll find
some fun and interesting activities in a variety of math and science
areas, such as building a rocket or looking at seciments under a
microscope.
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Hot Math - great tutorial for graphing
calculators! Resource for free movies and free practice problems.
Other parts of the site require you to pay, but the free parts are
still great resources
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Kings' List of Online Math Activities- math
activities for elementary through middle school
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Math.com
- the world of math online
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Math Forum-
the leading online
resource for improving math learning, teaching, and communication
since 1992
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Math For Morons Like Us- This is an excellent
online tutorial for all kinds of math!
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Math Homework Help
- Math.com's
homework help site
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Math in our Daily Lives-
Shows how math works in our daily lives, helps to answer the
question, "What good is this stuff any way".
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Math Interactive
Lessons- Interactive math
lessons, crossword and word search puzzles about math.
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Math Manipulatives- This site
from NSF and Utah State University is loaded with 65 interactive
math games and exercises that are tied to NCTM standards for grades
9-12.
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Mega-Mathematics- Get
hands-on exploration of all things math with this interactive site.
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National Library of Virtual Manipulatives
- multiple topics and interactice games
and exercises that can be used to assist students in mastering
concepts from class
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PurpleMath
- great resource
for Algebra!
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Pythagorean Theorem Calculator-
This calculator allows you to enter
either the measures of 2 sides or 1 side and the hypotenuse. It also
finds the angles of the corners.
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Space games- While playing a
game learn to add, subtract, multiply, and divide. As you move up
each level of play the problems become harder.
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Spinners for math activities-
This tool allows students to create their own spinners and examine
the outcomes given a specified number of spins. Students learn that
experimental probabilities differ according to the characteristics
of the model; they also grapple with the idea of variability–that
two identical spinners or dice may not produce identical
experimental data.
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Visual
Fractions - indentifying, renaming, comparing,
adding, subtracting, multiplying, and dividing fractions using
visual drawings and number lines
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Working the Pythagorean Theorem-
Web Page to Demonstrate the Pythagorean
Theorem
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