Embedded Files
The following resources may be used to support your main G7 math program:
The following resources may be used to support your main G7 math program:
Games, apps, tutorials and videos
* $ indicates the program requires a fee. Otherwise these resources are free or licensed by NavigateGames, apps, tutorials and videos
AAA Math - lessons and practice on math concepts
Brain Pop - videos, quizzes and activities
Cool Math Games - games and activities
Curiosity.com - articles (search Math-related topics or other subjects you are curious about)
FunBrain - videos and games
Gen i Revolution - Interactive game exploring financial literacy
IXL Math - practice activities for math concepts
Hands on Banking for Teens - Financial Literacy
Hooda Math - Math games
Junior Achievement BC - Financial literacy and entrepreneurial education
Khan Academy - Grade 7 - math lessons and activities
Learn to Code - Coding tutorials and practice
Mathalicious - Real-world math lessons (Grades 6 - 8)
Math Antics - lessons, exercises and worksheets
Math is Fun - lessons and games
Math Playground - games and videos
Mathies - games, activities and learning tools
Media Smarts: Math - lessons and activities
Practical Money Skills: Financial Literacy for Everyone - financial literacy
Prodigy Math - game-based math skill practice (ask your teacher to set up an account)
Scratch - coding
STEAM and STEM projects - there are many ideas online. Here is one example: Left-Brain/Right-Brain
Teaching Textbooks $ - lessons and exercises
Turtle Diary - games, videos, quizzes and printables
Manipulatives
Why use manipulatives to learn math?
There are many different kinds of manipulatives that can be used to help students develop and explore math concepts. These can be made, bought or borrowed from the library or learning resource centre. Manipulatives help students expore and understand mathematics and offer concrete ways for students to bring meaning to abstract mathematical ideas. Manipulatives help students to problem-solve and to learn new concepts and relate them to prior knowledge.
Literature to teach math
A list of K-9 Authentic First Peoples' Texts - this list includes many texts that teach math as well as themes and topics such as traditional First Peoples' knowledge, ways of knowing and learning, the natural world, friendship, community, family, relationships, storytelling, identity and well-being
10 Living Books for Middle School Math
SD71 Math Resources - including assessments, lessons and activities
SD71 Print Shop Catalogue - excellent paper-based resources
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