RESOURCE LINKS FOR STUDENTS

• Cuisenaire Rods (Integer Bars)
  Integer bars are used to learn basic mathematics such as addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, fractions, and more. This lesson will help you learn to do all these things by yourself.

  The size of each bar, or its value, increases by one as you go from white, red, light green, etc. until you get to orange with a value of 10. You can print the tables out and see a description on how the program works. It’s fun to do!

• Circular Geoboard
  A physical geoboard is a board with nails hammered into it. Shapes are created by stretching elastics around the nails.

  Using this virtual manipulative you will be able to:

  • Add a geoband to the board
  • Connect a geoband to additional pegs
  • Remove a geoband from a peg
  • Remove a geoband from the board
  • Make closed shapes
  • Make open shapes
  • Color the area inside of a geoband
  • Clear the geoband
    
• Square Geoboard
  You can do all of the same things with the Square Geoboard as you can with the above circular board. Go have fun!
• Jigsaw Puzzle Size Up Game
  Children decide how much a piece must be enlarged or reduced before placing it in the puzzle.
• Aunty MATH
  Math challenges for K - 5 Learners
• Stop that Creature
  Guess my rule fuction game
• Pour to Score
  Problem Solving Game
• Geometry
  Exploring Geometric Solids and Their Properties
• A+ Math
  Arithmetic Games and Flashcards
• Mathbrain Math Games
  Interactive and fun math game site
• Math Forum
  Math Fundamentals Problem of the Week
• Ask Dr. Math
  Have a math question? Ask Dr. Math!
• Math Playground
  Various math games including logic puzzles and computation games !
• Tangram Puzzles
  Use all seven Chinese puzzle pieces to make shapes and solve problems.
• Pattern Blocks
  This program can be used to familiarize oneself with the different pattern block shapes, their relations, and their proportions.The program can be used as a tool to learn and practice fractions.

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