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A few math resources

Math games, activities and projects to help build skills in basic math skills: addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, place value, ratios and proportions, coordinate plane, prime factorization, fractions, mean median mode and range, order of operations, scientific notation, Pythagorean theorem, circles, graphs, and area.

Math is everywhere.  Open your eyes to see the beauty and order created mathematically in the universe. Discover the Fibonacci patterns, parabola art, mastery projects, mathematician biographies, and fascinating video called The Code. 

Short, fascinating stories about famous mathematicians: Leonard of Pisa (or Fibonacci), Rene Descartes, Gerolamo Cardano, Thales of Miletus, Charles Babbage, Albert Einstein, Benjamin Banneker, Maria Agnesi, George Polya, Euclid, Amalie Emmy Noether, Galileo Galilei, Sir Isaac Newton, John Napier, Blaise Pascal and others

Fun and engaging math skill related videos: Ted Ed, Math Antics, Math Shorts, Pixar in a Box, and The Code 

Pixar in a box (available through Khan Academy) has interactive math/art activities from the makers of the Pixar movies.  They show how they use math in the creation of their animated films.  This is a great resource. This link takes you to interactive lessons/activities utilizing Pixar in a box. 

Links to resources that offer free math worksheets.

Khan academy is a free online tutorial.  Students can sign up for a free account and have lessons at their current level.  It has lessons and practice problems and keeps track of progress.  It’s an excellent program. 

This is a simple website created to share ideas for teaching math and for math enrichment activities.  There are ideas suitable for grade school through middle school.  

This is a simple website created to share a few more math enrichment ideas for middle school or high school students.  It includes the topics of financial goals, budgeting, exploring business and careers, understanding credit cards, and other project ideas.