Math+Websites

= = =Here are examples of various Math websites to help reinforce what you have learned in the classroom. Below each screenshot/video is the link to the website. //__Let me know which ones you like the best!__// = = = = = =Another website for help with [|mulitplication] is shown below. It has a pre and post multiplication test which you can take online or print out. (The online version checks the test for you). It also has flashcards that you can print out in PDF form.= =media type="custom" key="4585694" media type="custom" key="4585700"=

=Here are some multiplication flash cards to practice.= media type="custom" key="4494882" media type="custom" key="4494880" = = 

Try this website to help you show the value of numbers. It has base ten blocks for you to manipulate to create the numbers that are shown. The blocks even "dance" when you have correctly placed them on the mat. media type="custom" key="3555518" [|base ten blocks]

This website is great for multiplication and division fact practice. It gives you 1 minute to answer as many problems as you can. Give it a try! media type="custom" key="3203134" [|Multiplication and Division Practice]

Snork's Long Division shows you step by step how to complete a long division problem. This is excellent for students who want to proctice this skill when first beginning long division. Although it does have annoying music playing in the background.  media type="custom" key="2108111" [|Snork's Long Division]

 Math Playground is literally a playground of math activities and manipulatives to practice various mathematical concepts.  media type="custom" key="1305029" [|www.mathplayground.com]

===This **Math Dictionary website** allows you to look up the meaning of various mathematical terms. It gives a definition of the word, and an example. It also gives you practice with the definition. This is very helpful, especially if you or your parent is "stuck" on how to complete a math assignment because either one of you do not know what a specific math term means. I like this website because it is very colorful, inviting, and easy to navigate.===

media type="custom" key="1305119" [|Math Dictionary]

==I like the **Math Cats website** for many reasons. It has games, practice, etc. involving many mathematical concepts. It also is named after my favorite animal, CATS! There is even a moving cursor in the shape of a cat on the site. Scroll down the page to discover many of the options/categories that this website has to offer.==

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**Rainforest Math** is an awesome math site for any grade level. It gives examples, allows you to practice the concept, and quizzes you on the concept. The site is very colorful and inviting.
media type="custom" key="1305529" [|Rainforest Math]

**Sensible Units** Website allow you to type in a number and a unit of measurement. Then the site generates a list of 3-4 items in real life that would be of the same size.
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** Brainteasers ** are an excellent way to keep your math skills sharp. Try a Brainteaser at least once a week and keep your brain active!
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== **That Quiz** website allows you to choose a math skill and then take an online quiz on that skill. There is no need to log in just click on the skill that you would like to be tested. It keeps track of your score and the time it takes you to complete the test. ==

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** Internet4classrooms ** is a site that organizes interactive website by math skill category. Many of the links are games to reinforce 4th grade math skills.
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Think Math is an interactive site which you can work on math concepts by grade level.
media type="custom" key="1772601" [|ThinkMath]

Eduplace is a website that coorelates with the Hougton Mifflin Math textbook, but even if you don't use that textbook, it still has useful features. It has brainteasers, tests, and practice.
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This website will illustrate division with 2 digit divisors . It's really cool! Give it a try!
media type="custom" key="1791787" [|Division with 2 digit divisors]

This website will illustrate division with 1 digit divisors . If the one above is too hard at first, give this website a try to begin!
media type="custom" key="1791799" [|Division with 1 digit divisors]

==Are you having difficulty with math? Especially math homework? Do you wish you had the manipulatives that are given to you to use from your teacher during math class at home? Well, now you can use virtual manipulatives on the web. Try this website to help you solve your math homework troubles.==

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The website below will allow you to practice your math skills.
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media type="custom" key="1791869" [|Arithmetic Four]

=== 24 Challenge is a game which helps students to know their basic facts better. It also gives students a fun opportunity to learn number relationships. The goal of the game is to create a combination using the the 4 numbers shown and any operation to arrive at the number 24. (It is more difficult than you think). ===

(If you would like to purchase the game it is available in the teacher's stores in our area for about $20).
media type="custom" key="1954788" [|24 Challenge]