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Pearson Success Net This is the login page for the online resources provided with the Investigations math program. |
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Math Investigations.com-is a website for teachers, parents and students in grades K-5. Follow the links to NCTM math standards, teaching ideas, free math worksheets, and book suggestions. |
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Numeracy Games- This site contains many games for young children that will help them with math skills. |
| What's My Angle- This link leads to a Flash application that will help students gain proficiency at measring angles with a protractor. | |
| Base 10 blocks- An activity center in which students can use base-10 blocks to represent numbers | |
| Pattern Blocks- Students can explore the placement of pattern blocks on a grid. | |
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Fresh Baked Fractions- Students identify fractions that are equivalent. |
| Area Explorer This site shows the students the difference between area and perimeter and presents a concrete model for finding the area of a figure. | |
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Using Art To Teach Math: The Baltimore Museum of Art has produced an innovative program to challenge young students with math in action.Using mosaics, paintings, and sculpture, students will learn to add, subtract, measure, divide, estimate, figure proportion and symmetry... The scope, it seems, is limitless, and sure to provide a challenging method of presenting real-world mathematics to students. Student activities with measurement and ratios are included in this segment. |
| Clocks: Download several pages of activities and templates to help you teach time skills in your elementary classroom. Also find instructions for creating a simple teaching clock. | |
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National Libray of Virtual Manipulatives: This site is all about manipulatives for each area of math .It is even in Spanish! |