1. Arithmetic and Algebra - Interactive Mathematic Miscellany and Puzzles
2. Arithmetic Resources from the Math Forum
3. Berit's Best Sites for Children
4. Brain Teasers - Puzzles for third to seventh-graders and older.
5. Change Maker - The Cash Register Game
6. Cuisenaire Learning Materials
7. CyberKids
8. The FAMILY MATH HomePage
9. Fastball Fractions - for a color Macintosh
10. Food Production
11. Fractions - lessons and java applets
12. Fresh Baked Fractions - a fraction game
13. Geometry Forum - Shapiro,Geometry Through Art
14. Geometry Resources  for Prospective Elementary Teachers
15. Internet for Kids
16. Learning Kingdom Playground - play games that teach you the special words used for groups of animals, how to square two-digit numbers that end in five, and how to multiply two-digit numbers by eleven.
17. Manipulatives - lessons and java applets
18. Math Baseball - Take a swing to solve a problem and get a hit, on this fun Website for practicing math.
19. Math, Baseball & the San Francisco Giants!!! - an Internet Activity about Math, Baseball, & the San Francisco Giants!
20. Math Lessons from Cynthia Lanius - may subjects, many grade levels
21. Mathematics Learning Forums Internet math seminars for elementary and middle school teachers
22. Monster Math - a chance to introduce and review a variety of basic mathematics
23. Mrs. Hoffman's Math Puzzles"
24. Nine Dots - 9 dots puzzle
25. No Matter What Shape your Fractions are in.- Fractions and Pattern Blocks
26. Spirograph
27. Stanley Park Chase - use your multiplication skills to help Dexter find the hidden gold.
28. Stephen Savitzky's Interesting Places for Kids
29. Tangrams - A Math Forum Web Unit by Tom Scavo
30. Tangrams - An Introduction" from the Centre for Innovation in Mathematics Teaching
31. Treasury for Kids - The US Treasury Department has created this Website to teach young children the basics about handling money, along with some facts about the Treasury.
32. Victoria Search - learn about Victoria, British Columbia as you search for a necklace by solving division problems.
33. www Links for Elementary School Teachers from the University of Utah

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Nancy Powell

This site was last updated on July 15, 2004