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Prodigy Response to Intervention | RTI | RTI Resources | Intervention Central Best Websites for Teaching Math: More Than 50 Resources! We recently sent the call out on our Teacher HELPLINE! for teachers to tell us the best websites for teaching math. And wow, did you all come through! Without further ado, here it is: ALEKS Assessment and Learning in Knowledge Spaces is an artificially intelligent assessment and learning system on the web. Arithmetic Four Two users play a game in which each player tried to connect four game pieces in a row. BEATCALC Just like it sounds, this entry into the list of best websites for teaching math challenges students to beat a calculator! BrainPOP Engaging games, animated learning moves, and activities to encourage kids on their unique learning path. Buzz Math Middle school math practice, anytime, anywhere. Coolmath Games Yes, math games can be cool! Common Core Sheets Math worksheets for just about any area of study. Compass Odyssey Digital curriculum for kids in grades K-12 for use as primary or supplementary instruction. Figure This! Flocabulary Use hip hop to teach math!
Math Journal Sundays Good Sunday Morning!!! I want to start off by thanking all of you who entered my Blog Birthday Giveaway Celebration! The comments you left on my post truly brightened my day. I am so glad that you are finding ideas you can use in your classrooms. That is the whole reason I started this blogging journey. So ... on to another idea to share. Okay, this was a fun foldable we did for division strategies. I had the students create the burger foldable using 4 flaps (each word is its own flap). Part of our multiplication and division strategies is also multiplying and dividing with decimals. We started out with a square piece of paper. On the outside of the foldable we drew a big decimal in the center, and wrote "Operations with Decimals" around the decimal. Underneath the first flaps we wrote each operation. My youngest daughter gets so excited when the delivery trucks pull up to my house (which happens far too often, according to my husband). Happy Sunday!!!