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Clifton District math programs
Clifton District math programs
Click on the program to gain access. Please contact your child's teacher for username and password information.
Savvas Realize is a platform used to access Clifton K-12 curriculum materials; enVision Math program.
Imagine Math is an adaptive digital math curriculum and assessment solution for PreK–8 that delivers unmatched excellence in language development—accelerating learning across subjects for all students.
Prodigy, a no-cost math game is using game-based learning to transform education. Prodigy delivers a unique learning experience through an interactive math game where success depends on correctly answering skill-building math questions.
Math Blogs and Grade Specific Resources
Math Blogs and Grade Specific Resources
Triangular Flashcards - flashcards to help you practice basic math facts.
5th Grade Math - a blog post with articles on 5th grade math
Parents' Guide to Student Success - 5th Grade
Quick With The Trick - a YouTube channel created by a boy who likes to share his love of math with the community. This channel gives you access to videos showing tricks to do problems faster, concepts and competition math problems for elementary and middle school students.
Timestables.com - an excellent resource to help your child master multiplication facts!
Virtual Protractor - Extension for the Google Chrome, it works on any website!
Math Games
Math Games
Hooda Math is a top 10 math website geared toward helping kids practice and learn through fun computer games. Specific topics the games work with are: addition, subtraction, multiplication, addition, geometry, basic physics, fractions, integers, and algebra.
Games are free, multi-player, and educational. And they even designed these games while conscious about online safety.
“Private” games can be set up with a password, so a student and his/her friends could organize games to play against each other in a private game!
“Public” games can be joined by anyone at any time but there is no contact between the outside players and the student. They also monitor player names and block inappropriate ones.
This site covers students in grade K-6, and hits on the big concepts. It’s not so much explanations for parents as it is online practice for kids. Once you choose a topic, you can select a difficulty level (noted by the dots to the left of each option).
Organized by grade or subject, your students can play math games and get homework help. Grades: PreK–7; cost: Free
How would your students like to learn multiplication while shooting hoops? They can do that and more at Toy Theater, which teaches early math concepts through game-based learning. Grades: K–5; cost: Free
As a parent of two (nearly three!) young kids, Kent discovered that classic games such as Sorry and Connect Four provided wonderful opportunities for mathematical conversations with his kids. Since that time, he has been eagerly reading research on how young children learn through play. He's excited to share what he's learned, and to hear from you about the conversations you've been having with your kids.
Yes, math games can be cool! Check out the hundreds of games on this site and on Coolmath4kids.
Grades: K–12; cost: Free; $ - add free version
More than 425 math games, logic puzzles, and brain workouts for students to practice their math skills. Grades: 1–6; cost: Free
Nearly 100 original math games, workshops, and practice modules, as well as math printables! Grades: 1–6; cost: Free
Plenty of resources, worksheets and games that students may use to support their mathematics journey.
Use these Video Tutorials to help you with math lessons.
Use these Video Tutorials to help you with math lessons.
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