Cool Math homepage
Cool Math is targeted to math learners from 13 to 100. This homepage has links to related sites including:
Cool Math for Kids designed for ages 3 - 12
Cool Math Games for Little Kids for ages 3 - 5
Cool Math Games for those over the age of 5
"Where you learn math by playing with it."
Targeted to High School and Undergrad students (algebra and up), although the basic algebra section may work for middle school.
Lessons for grades 5 and up. This site uses Google Earth and "you will find lesson ideas, examples, and downloads for mathematics that embrace active learning, constructivism, and project-based learning while remaining true to the standards."
Requires registration and is free for the first 10 days. After the 10-day trial it is $39.95 per year. The scope of the site includes Math, Science, Social Studies, Language Arts, Art & Music, Life Skills, World Languages, Research and Career Skills, and Health and Phys. Ed.
Lots of interesting stuff – Escher, Fractals, lots of great links
A link to the main page will be posted under "differentiated instruction" as this site targets gifted students specifically.
Xenia Community School District (Ohio) Math Links
Math Playground: puzzles, games, videos, etc.
A collection of games for grades 2 through 8. Includes word problems, logic problems, math games, and math videos.
A collection of games for grades 2 through 8. Includes word problems, logic problems, math games, and math videos.
Videos
Free Math Videos
A collection of videos for middle grades (algebra, probability, geometry, and interest). Be prepared to wade through lots of ads. I was unable to enlarge the videos beyond their original (smallish) size.
A collection of videos for middle grades (algebra, probability, geometry, and interest). Be prepared to wade through lots of ads. I was unable to enlarge the videos beyond their original (smallish) size.
Math Vids homepage - this site tells what standards each video meets.
Crop Circles
(the links in the main page are tricky. Move the mouse pointer to the very bottom edge of the word you are clicking. The link will turn white.)
Lots of lesson plans for teaching fractals (free for 10 days)
Mathematical Sciences Digital Library of the Mathematical Association of America
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