Most companies are in it for the money, so they don’t curate content well. For example, if you search Kahoot for a fractions quiz, there are 271000 results! Poor curation. Use Knowledgehook instead, as it is better curated and has several features that kids to show/share work and you to can remove the timer to allow kids to work at their own pace.
A non-profit search engine to find lessons and activities that are problem-based.
DeltaMath is a website that allows teachers to assign math practice content to their students from middle school through AP calculus. Students get immediate feedback as they complete the problems.
Mangahigh is a popular game-based site for math online learning resources. It covers algebra, geometry, statistics, and more.
We are having daily (weekdays) 9 am PST/12 EST live streams on Facebook, YouTube and Twitter for students, parents, and teachers navigating school closures.
Here are guides we’ve created for you:
Parents
Daily schedules for students ages 4-18 to keep learning using Khan Academy during school closures
Parents: Frequently Asked Questions About Supporting Your Child’s Learning During School Closures
A free webinar for parents is taking place Wednesday, March 18, at 8:00 pm ET / 5:00 pm PT. Recordings will be available for those who can not attend.
Teachers
Free Teacher Resources
Watch a recording of a free webinar for teachers who would like to learn how to use Khan Academy.
Find more than 7,000 videos in 13 subject areas to share with your students. Teachers can set up playlists for their students too.
Prodigy is a game-based math learning platform for kids from first to eighth grade. The site offers lots of how-to articles to make your distance learning effective and fun.
The basic Prodigy site is always free. Sign up here.
This resource provides some models of what a performance assessment could look like in a math classroom. It comes from Designing Authentic Performance Tasks and Projects: Tools for Meaningful Learning and Assessment (McTighe, Doubet, & Carbaugh, 2020).