References
MATH & SCIENCE RESOURCES
Start Here: Math Puzzle
- EquMath is resource for math lessons from Algebra to
Differential Equations! Browse more than 3,700 Math pages filled with short and
easy-to-understand explanations. Choose one of the following subject areas: Algebra,
Trigonometry, Calculus, Differential Equations, Complex Variables, Matrix Algebra, or
Mathematical Tables.
- NCTM Illuminations The Illuminations Web
site was developed by NCTM to help educators implement the NCTM Standards. Browse the site for
lesson plans, classroom videos, and a wide range of tools and resources.
- Math
Explorations This site is for serious math hobbyists only! If you or your star pupil hungers for
some really challenging math problems, this extensive collection is a valuable resource.
- Math.com This site has organized online math resources for
students, teachers, and parents. Find links to homework help, free math lessons, family math
projects, and solutions for everyday math problems. Review Basic Math, Geometry, Algebra, Calculus,
Trigonometry, and Statistics.
- Math Problems &
Puzzles The Math Forum scouts sites to make it easy for teachers to find the resources available
for their own purposes. This site contains a large collection of links to puzzles and problems.
- Real-World Math & Science This site from the
Eisenhower National Clearinghouse is a good starting point for exploring Internet projects and other
resources that bring the real-world into the classroom.
- Yahoo
- Calculators On-Line Center
- Talking Calculator
- More Math Links
- Three Educational Math Sites: Educational consultant and textbook author Jill Britton is
the author of these metasites listing Web resources for grade 5-8 mathematics.
- Number Patterns Fun with Curves
& Topology Number Patterns Fun with Curves & Topology, is an index of eighteen subtopics
such as prime numbers, the golden ratio, Pascal's Triangle, mazes and maps, etc. Under each
subtopic, an annotated list of Web resources (from other authors and organizations) points to
tutorials and fun activities for students as well as printable activity sheets and lesson
plans for teachers.
- Investigating Patterns:
Symmetry and Tessellations contains subtopics such as soapbubbles and honeycombs, Islamic
tessellations, M.C. Escher, symmetry by paper folding, and more.
- Investigating Patterns:
Polyhedra Pastimes focuses on polyhedra with activities ranging from creating
three-dimensional polyhedra with gumdrops and toothpicks to examining Ernst Haeckel's
nineteenth-century sketches of polyhedral structure of Radiolaria (a plankton).
- Alan Zollman's excellent math links!!
- American Math Society
- APlusMathThis web site was developed to help
students improve their math skills interactively."
- Baseball for the Thinking Fan.
Statistics, humor, news and anything
of interest to baseball fans.
- Catalog of Math resources
- Very COOL math stuff! Algebra, Calculus, Geometry, math puzzles and
problems, tessellations, functions, limits, math links. Math for
kids too!
- Cornell Theory Center Math & Science Gateway
- Curriculum Changes in HS Math Susan Picker
- Dr Math @ Swathmore Excellent Math Resources
- This careful transcription of all Euclid's Elements into
HTML, by Prof. David E. Joyce of Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts, provides a
readily displayable English version for your classroom teaching of geometry or the history of
Math.
- ExploreMath.com, the online learning community dedicated
to the teaching and learning of mathematics.
- Fractals 1
- Infinite Secrets During the 3rd century BCE,
the scientist Archimedes began to explore the emerging field of mathematics (including the
concept of infinity), along with developing elaborate war machines for use by his native
Syracuse against the Romans.
- List of math activities A teacher at King Middle Grade School in Illinois has scoured the Web for online math activities in subjects ranging from probability to polygons. ****
- MathCats
- MathGoodies free interactive math applications.
- MathMagic Project
- Math Realm lots of math lessons.
- Mathematics is a live science with new
discoveries being made every day... The MegaMath project is intended to bring unusual and
important mathematical ideas to elementary school classrooms so that young people and their
teachers can think about them together
- Mathflash!
Mathflash_small.html Select an operation, a level, either Practice or Play Game,
and a time limit. How well can you solve the problems?
- Mathematics in Context
- multiplication facts Site features activities, games, and worksheets.
- National Library of
Virtual Manipulatives A wide range of math manipulatives is now available
online. This is a good place to start exploring some of these "virtual
manipulatives."
- PBS TeacherSource has many free
math lessons and activities for students of all ages. These lessons are searchable and
correlated to state, national, and local standards.
- POLYHEDRON
- Science Daily Mag
- Polymorf
- S.O.S.
MATHematics is the website, where you can work with materials to help
you do your homework, prepare for a test, or get ready for class. The
material presented reviews the most important results, techniques and
formulas in college and pre-college mathematics. The learning units are
presented in worksheet format and require your active participation.
- SuperKids' Math Worksheet
Creator Parents and teachers can create printable math worksheets that teach
different skills. Select the type of problem, the maximum and minimum numbers to be
used in the problems, and click!
- Swathmore's Excellent Math resource
- Teacher teams from around the
country learn how to apply state-of-the-art simulation and modeling techniques in the
classroom to standards-based science and mathematics concepts.
- WebQuests from Matrix of WebQuests.
- WebQuests from Alternative HS NYC teachers

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