Addition
- NASA Kids' Club -
click on Level 3 and choose "Addition Blast Off" to find numbers
that equal a given sum
Computation
- The
ArithmAttack - students can practice addition, subtraction,
multiplication or division in a one minute timed session.
Teachers can have students select the number range for the
problems by selecting a high and low number.
Counting
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Bobbie Bear - Counting Strategies - Bobbie Bear is planning
a vacation and wants to know how many outfits can be made using
different colored shirts and pants.
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The
Chevron Cars - Chevron is providing several "Connect the
Dots" vehicles from their car collection set.
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MooMilk - click on the
"Connect the Dots" link to practice counting to 39 on this dairy
industry site.
Definitions
Fractions
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Pizza Game
- students must fill customers' orders for pizza by placing the
right number of ingredients of different sections (1/2, 1/4,
1/8, 1/12) of the whole pizza.
General
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Interactive Games - numerous activities are found on this
web site to assist with operations, fractions, telling time,
estimating, etc.
Jeopardy Games
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Hardin County Jeopardy Games - Jeopardy-like games on
different topics and different grade levels. Click on the
link of the game you want to try and choose Open.
Math
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GetSmarter - Take a math
test and compare your grade against students worldwide. Once you
know your grade, you can use learning tools on the site to help
you "get smarter."
Multiplication
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Multiplication - this site has a video explaining the
concept of multiplication, plus a song for each number in the
multiplication table
Money
- Change
Maker - use this FunBrain web site to have student test
their change making skills. Instead of having a Spelling
Bee, try having a Money Bee to see which student has the best
change making ability.
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Discovering Coin Values - click on the Discovering Coin
Values link at this Toon University web site for students to
test their knowledge of adding coins to find a given price
- The
History of Money - click on The History of Money link at
this Toon University web site for students to learn about things
that were used for money in addition to coins and paper money.
- Poems about Coins - use these
poems by elementary teacher, Addie Gaines, to help students
learn facts about the penny, nickel, dime and quarter.
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Seven Crazy Taxes from the US and Abroad - death and taxes are the
only certainties in life, and it seems there is no limit to when or how
either can occur. Yet, there are tons of taxes that are stranger, and
shorter lived, than others.
Number Values
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Concentration - With this tool, student play a game like
Concentration and match cards that show different
representations of the same numbers.
- Comparing
Number Values - click on the Comparing Number Values link at
this Toon University web site for students to test their
knowledge of "less then," "greater than," and "equal to."
Patterns
- NASA Kids' Club -
click on Level 1 and choose "What Comes Next?" to work through
an exercise on recognizing patterns
Practice Drills
- Hickory & Dickory Dock
- this educational game has students practice their math skills
by catching the correct answers on a moving barge. At this
ODSgames web site, click on the building with the moving crane
in the Rodentia village.
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SpaceyMath - click on this Learning Planet link for practice
in addition, subtraction, multiplication, or division
- Teach R Kids Math -
this web site has numerous practice drills. Topics covered
include: Number basics, number sequences, addition,
subtraction, patterns, multiplication, division, calendar, time,
rounding, money, fractions, and decimal values
Shapes
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Hidden Shapes - locate
hidden shapes at this Etch-a-Sketch web site. Enter at the
main site, students enter first name, their name is drawn on an
Etch-a-Sketch. Then choose Cool Games and click on Hidden
Shapes.
Time
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Bang on Time - students at this Oswego, New York City School
District site must "Read the time in words and then stop the
clock when the hands are in the matching position."
- NASA Kids' Club -
click on Level 4 and choose "Flip Time" to match the time on an
analog clock to the time on a digital clock
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