Practice your facts and become a math whiz! Look in the corner for your grade level to practice some fun games. Use this site to login and practice your facts. Match the numbers, no matter what form they're in! This site contains tons of games at all levels that engage and challenge students to improve their fact fluency.
This game (by Greg Tang) is a great, simple introduction to number comparisons.
This is a simplistic but effective way to help children begin to look at numbers as tens and understand value. Most effective for kindergarten students just learning about numbers, but an older sibling could read any of these titles aloud too! :) Each book title can be clicked for a video read aloud. This site is a great place to start if you're looking for a way to talk to your kids about math. There are no wrong answers- just possibilities for dialogue!
This is a simplistic but effective way to help children begin to look at numbers as tens and understand value.
These are some excellent games that promote number sense where kids can also have fun as they learn and practice their math skills.
Sudoku is a great way for kids to learn and practice number recognition and logical reasoning skills!
This resource is a printable number of the day for all grade levels. If you can't print, no problem! Download and use it as a conversation piece. This is an awesome site and a great resource, tying interesting and funny news stories into
These leveled problems of the month are great resources and examples of word problems for students to practice their problem solving skills.
Mathwire contains problems at all levels (K-5) relevant to what students are learning. These problems are great examples to promote productive struggle.
Click here to access the Pearson website. There are games, tutorials and activities all tailored to your particular grade level and what you are studying. Choose your grade level and explore tons of great resources to support math learning.