Math Sites

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1	Math LESSON PLANS FROM SUSAN BOONE http://www.cs.rice.edu/~sboone/Lessons/lptitle.htm A collection of excellent K-12 math lesson plans.
2	MATH GOODIES http://www.mathgoodies.com/ is a free educational web site featuring interactive math lessons, homework help, worksheets, puzzles, message boards, and more! We have over 400 pages of free math activities and resources for teachers, students, parents, and homeschoolers.
3	MATH.COM http://www.math.com This interesting site provides lessons and resources for math teachers, parents, and students of all ages. The references are very useful, such as English-Spanish math translations and the glossary of math terms. Kids can use the site to get homework help, play games, do practice worksheets, find tables, formulas, and resources, and generally get past the reservations some students have about learning math. Users can also generate algebra worksheets online and prepare for standardized tests like the SAT and ACT. Teachers can use the site to create lesson plans, locate useful resources, find ways to address state math standards, and assess career information. Parents can even use Math.com to find ways to help their kids with their lessons. The site also highlights some of the practical day-to-day uses for math in the "Everyone" section, which includes calculations and formulas for figuring basic problems around the house. Check it out!
4	FLEET KIDS ACTIVITIES: http://www.headbone.com/fleet/teachers/activity/ Designed for classroom use by students in grades three through six, Fleet Kids Activities are lesson plans designed around economics and finances, applying these concepts into meaningful ways with real-world applications. Both online and offline activities and worksheets are included at this site. Students will be able to see math truly come alive with these inventive projects.
5	MILES TO GO--A CLUEFINDER'S LESSON PLAN http://www.learningcompanyschool.com/school/prods/pdf/cf4.pdf Students can create spreadsheets to solve these math problems involving multiplication and problem-solving skills for fourth grade. (Find Cluefinder's software at http//www.learningcompanyschool.com) PDF lesson plan.
6	FIFTH GRADE MATH http://www.pen.k12.va.us/VDOE/Instruction/wmstds/math5.shtml http://www.sasked.gov.sk.ca/docs/rubrics/math/mathrubs.html These sites contain fifth grade math lesson plans. (CF 7/25/01)
7	MATH LESSONS http://www.pacificnet.net/~mandel/Math.html Dominoes, dice, math cards, rods, and more in numerous teacher-generated lesson plans. (CF 5/23/01)
8	GOING SHOPPING http://www.lessonplanspage.com/MathProblemSolvingShopping1Up.htm This problem-based lesson plan has students determining what kinds of clothing articles they will need to buy. They must then calculate total cost, money back, etc. and take turns playing cashier.
9	MATH AND LITERATURE LESSON PLAN http://www.successlink.org/great/g858.html Integrate literature with your math lessons--this particular plan uses two popular books to make the connection.(11/07/01)
10	GINGERBREAD MAN http://www.askeric.org/cgi-bin/printlessons.cgi/Virtual/Lessons/Mathematics/Process_Skills/MPS0018.html Kindergarten students must use deductive reasoning skills in order to interpret clues, locate, and count the gingerbread men. (11/06/01)
11	GRAPHING JELLY BEANS http://www.askeric.org/cgi-bin/printlessons.cgi/Virtual/Lessons/Mathematics/Process_Skills/MPS0004.html In this lesson plan targeted to kindergarten classes, students must complete a multi-step problem in order to sort, classify, and then graph their assorted jelly beans. (11/06/01)
12	CREATE A GRAPH http://nces.ed.gov/nceskids/Graphing/ After learning the basic principles behind bar graphs, area charts, line charts, and pie charts, students will create data. (CF 1/30/02)
13	HARRY POTTER MATH http://www.riverdeep.net/teaching_the_news/ttn_2001/november/111201t_top10.jhtml How did J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter series restructure the whole New York Times booklists? Let your students read this article on bestsellers and statistics to find out why, and then complete the math activities. Exercises include pie charts, mean and median, and bar graphs. Excellent student analysis problems and extension activities follow. (CF 7/31/02)
14	EASY CARD TRICKS http://web.superb.net/cardtric/tricks/easyind.htm Put on a magic show, trying out all of these beginner magic card tricks.
15	MAGIC TRICKS http://www.conjuror.com/magictricks/free_tricks1.html http://www.conjuror.com/magictricks/free_tricks2.html http://www.conjuror.com/magictricks/free_tricks3.html The Houdini rubber band escape, a mysterious coin balance, an answering pendulum--abracadabra happens with these instructions for fifteen magic tricks especially suited to beginning magicians.
16	ONLINE MAGIC SHOWROOM http://www.funnybone.net/showroom/index.html Online magic shows are effectively demonstrated in these selections of tricks, including the Shell Game and Pick Any Card.
17	HARRY HOUDINI http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/amex/houdini/ How about creating a school bulletin board display of Harry Houdini? Find information on the master magi- cian at this site's timeline and gallery. Click on Special Features for a Save Houdini game, or learn his techniques in Escape Secrets.
18	TEACHING MAGIC AS A MATH TOPIC http://www.fooledya.com/moss/papers/mathfun.html Consider math magic for your theme--this site shows you how to create presentations, what makes good material, etc.
19	RENT A CAR http://math.rice.edu/~lanius/Algebra/rentacar.html What is the best method of renting a car? By daily unlimited gas mileage but higher per diem rates, or lower daily rates, gas mileage charges, or a bulk weekly rate? Students will use graphing skills to arrive at their conclusions for the best deals on car rentals.(CF 7/31/02)
20	Create a Graph http://nces.ed.gov/nceskids/graphing/ Grade Level: 3-12 Create Area Graph, Bar Graph, Line Graph, Pie Chart, Graphs in Probability. Do your students ever find it hard to illustrate their points with paragraphs alone? Point them to this website where they can easily create four different kinds of printable graphs that they can include in reports, projects, and homework. They can also learn how graphs can be used in probability problems with an interactive dice activity. (Lesson Planet 9/18/03)
21	SNOW MATH http://riverdeep.net/current/2002/01/011402_snow.jhtml http://www.crh.noaa.gov/apx/science/les/les_files/v3_document.htm Find out what "Lake Effect Snow" is, and compute the averages for snowfalls per hour, convert measurements, and interpret weather maps in this winter special from the Riverdeep Current. Use the 2nd URL for a Lake Effect workshop from the National Weather Service.
22	QUILTED MATH 1/19/05 http://www.riverdeep.net/current/2001/11/112601_quiltedmath.jhtml Quilts have an aura of history about them, and rightly so. They can boast of a rich heritage in the arts, geometry, and American history. Investigate geometric patterns and how they relate to quilt design and history with this learning project. Then consider having your students create their own classroom quilt with fabric or paper blocks, depending on skill levels, reflecting important shared, current, or individual events.

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1	CLICK ON BRICKS http://library.thinkquest.org/3896/index2.htm This is an interactive site for learning basic skills in multiplication.
2	MULTIPLICATION--AN ADVENTURE IN NUMBER SENSE http://www.naturalmath.com/mult/ If you are having any sort of trouble teaching the multiplication tables to your students, please check this site for some very useful hints and helpers. You will find several activities, tables, and tricks to consider for those students who just might not yet "get it".
3	Flash Card Creator - this site generates math flash cards in a variety of sizes that can be printed out.
4	Want to generate a MATH worksheet? This site creates uniques sheets for all grades.
5	The Super Kids site is a great place to generate your own math worksheets, even selecting the difficulty level and getting the answers!
6	DOUBLE DIGIT MULTIPLICATION http://www.dositey.com It has excellent interactive practice.
7	King's Math Activities http//www.k111.k12.il.us/king/math.htm ...created by a classroom teacher, this site includes a classified list of links to some of the best math support activities on the Web (KS 3/8/01)
8	ALL ABOUT MULTIPLICATION http://www.aaamath.com/mul.html These pages teach multiplication skills covered in K8 math courses. Each page has an explanation, interactive practice and challenge games about multiplication.
9	ARITHMETIC http://members.aol.com/_ht_a/iongoal/fractions.htm Hundreds of pages of Basic Math Skills. Interactive Practice and explanation of the topic on every page. Several Challenge Games on every page. Math Problems are randomly created. All Grade levels
10	PRINTABLE MULTIPLICATION TABLES 2/16/04 http://www.printablechecklists.com/checklist108a.shtml http://www.printablechecklists.com/checklist108b.shtml Print out these times tables charts to help students memorize their multiplication facts. The 2nd URL above offers a blank chart for students to fill in when they are ready to be quizzed. You can always supply a few an-swers here and there on the chart to get them started and on track.
11	MATH FLASHCARDS FOR KIDS http://edu4kids.com/math/ Students who need more math facts practice--or even those who wish to move on andforward--can use this interactive site of math flashcards for addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Several different levels and abilities are available. (CF 10/02/01)
10	MUSIC AND MULTIPLICATION FACTS http://www.lessonplanspage.com/MathMusicMultiplicationFacts24.htm Still have a few students struggling with their multiplication facts? Then try this lesson plan, incorporating math, music, and rhyme. (CF 10/12/01)
11	BUTTERFLY MATH MATCH-UP http://www.lessonplanspage.com/MathAddingMultipleNums-ButterflyMathMatchup Idea12.htm Here's a new and creative twist on practicing addition and subtraction problems (or multiplication and division as well).Students will have to match up butterfly parts to the correct answer for their math problems.
12	PASS THE PAPER SKIP-COUNTING GAME http://www.lessonplanspage.com/MathPassThePaperGame-SkipCountingK4.htm In this relay type race, students must quickly skip count as the ball bounces.
13	MULTIPLICATION BINGO http://www.col-ed.org/cur/math/math49.txt How to make multiplication drills more exciting: add an element of competition. Try this multiplication bingo activity and see if it helps your students remember their facts.
14	COUNT ON http://www.mathsyear2000.org/ Click on "games" in the top right-hand corner for a good selection of math-based online learning games.(11/06/01)
15	MULTIPLICATION STATION http://gradclass.iu12.org/spr2002/trueheart/ 2/16/04
16	FUN WITH ESTIMATION http://youth.net/cec/cecmath/cecmath.24.txt Plan a Math Fair Day or Math Excursion for this one--students will practice estimation skills and rounding off in team competitions with selected lists in a grocery store.(11/07/01)
17	PRINTABLE DIVISION FLASH CARDS 6/23/04 http//www.janbrett.com/games/division_flash_cards_main.htm For a sponge activity and skills reinforcement exercise, let your students partner up to practice division facts. Toward the end of the school year, have timed fast fact quizzes, rewarding students with pencils, erasers, etc.
18	GRADE SIX WORD PROBLEMS 6/23/04 http//www.stfx.ca/special/mathproblems/grade6.html Many students find they need extra practice with word problems. Here is an online resource, with hints if you get stuck, and answers also available.
19	MATH CATS www.mathcats.com A wonderful,easily navigated web site. Lots of multiplication activities as well as a bounty of other math related activities. There is even an idea bank with lots of suggestions for additional math activities. There are MATH CRAFTS and an ATTIC that contains questions and MAGIC answers for subjects such as math and sports, or math and the human body. Students can submit story problems and math illustrations as well. MATH PALS can be made here too. 8/14/04

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1	Kids Math Help http://math-and-reading-help-for-kids.org/article_directory/Math.html Math and reading help for kids is a directory of hundreds of articles and resources to help parents and children make informed decisions about school related issues. This website also recommends children's tutoring and educational games to help kids improve math and reading skills.
2	THE THREE LITTLE PIGS--A LESSON IN ARCHITECTURE http://www-ed.fnal.gov/trc/sciencelines_online/summer96/activities.html Using the "Three Little Pigs" as a backdrop, elementary students will explore construction and design through elements of the story and hands-on activities. (CF 3/13/01)
3	BUTTERFLY MATH MATCH-UP http://www.lessonplanspage.com/MathAddingMultipleNums-ButterflyMathMatchupIdea12.htm Here's a new and creative twist on practicing addition and subtraction problems (or multiplication and division as well). Students will have to match up butterfly parts to the correct answer. (CF 4/03/01)
4	BUILT AND NATURAL ENVIRONMENTS http://artsedge.kennedy-center.org/teaching_materials/curricula/curriculum.cfm?curriculum_id=42&mode =objectives Using the book, A House is a House for Me and a variety of easily attainable materials, primary students will consider design and construction in their own treehouse building projects. (CF 3/13/01)
5	PASS THE PAPER SKIP-COUNTING GAME http://www.lessonplanspage.com/MathPassThePaperGame-SkipCountingK4.htm In this relay type race, students must quickly skip count as the ball bounces. (CF 4/03/01)
6	GOING SHOPPING http://www.lessonplanspage.com/MathProblemSolvingShopping1Up.htm This problem-based lesson plan has students determining what kinds of clothing articles they will need to buy. They must then calculate total cost, money back, etc. and take turns playing cashier. (CF 4/03/01)
7	3RD GRADE LESSONS http://www.coreknowledge.org/CKproto2/resrcs/lessons/3.htm http://www.ezlink.com/~edu/BMathOth.htm http://pen6.pen.k12.va.us/VDOE/Instruction/wmstds/math3.shtml These are sites for third grade math lesson plans (CF 7/24/01)
8	GRADE 2 MATH: http://www.edhelper.com/math_grade2.htm http://www.col-ed.org/cur/math.html Collections of activities for teaching second grade math. (CF 7/31/01)
9	SHAPES AND CITYSCAPES http://www.hsv.k12.al.us/schools/art/dixon/architecture.htm#A Building of Shapes: My Dream House Your class can work on this project individually, or start with a larger, mural-size backdrop and create your cityscape together. This lesson plan reinforces geometric shapes; introduce as many as possible to make the exercise more challenging. (CF 8/03/01)
10	BEAN BAG PLACE VALUE TOSS http://www.gamecentralstation.com/gamedisplay.asp?id=222 Divide your class into teams, make separate baskets for different place values according to grade level, and then combine P.E. and math skills for a fun lesson in learning ones, tens, hundreds, etc. (CF 6/26/01)
11	A LIST OF DAILY GRAPHING QUESTIONS http://www.track0.com/canteach/elementary/numbers13.html Here's a great way to include and strengthen early graphing skills painlessly in your everyday math curriculum. Enough ideas here to keep your class going for awhile--when you finally come to the end of your list, your students will be prepped and ready to create their own list. Throw ideas into a jar and take turns picking out the graph for the day. (CF 6/26/01)
12	EGYPTIAN KNOTTED STRING http://mathforum.com/~sarah/shapiro/shapiro.knotted.string.html Teach geometry and measurement concepts to early elementary students through this simple hands-on learning exercise, implementing the idea of Egyptian knotted strings as basic length units. Students will like knowing they are rope-stretchers, just like Ancient Egyptians. (CF 6/26/01)
13	LET'S DO MATH http://www.ed.gov/pubs/parents/LearnPtnrs/math.html Fruit Graph, Money Math, and List It--three activities help young students to explore and enjoy mathematics. Send these activities home for summer practice or homework. (CF 6/26/01)
14	MATH CENTERS http://www.track0.com/canteach/elementary/mathcentres.html Several great ideas explore all facets of mathematics and learning for early elementary classrooms. Set up a few centers and rotate these ideas throughout the year. Prek-3 (CF 6/26/01)
15	JOHNNY APPLESEED MATH WORKSHEET http://www.EnchantedLearning.com/school/USA/people/Appleseedq2.shtml Print out this student worksheet to accompany your unit on Johnny Appleseed and reinforce primary math skills at the same time. (8/07/01)
16	INTRODUCTION TO PROBABILITY http://www.mathgoodies.com/lessons/vol6/intro_probability.html Four experiments and follow-up exercises will explore the concept of probability in detail; elementary level. (CF 7/3/01) Prek-3
17	FALL LEAVES NUMBER BOOK http://www.cstone.net/~bry-back/actpag106.html Reinforce early math skills by having your students color and create a leaf number book with these printables.
18	PROBABILITY http://www.lessonplanspage.com/MathProbabilityChance.htm Using the game, Rock, Paper, and Scissors, students will collect and graph data, analyze that data, and explain the rules of probability.
19	PLACE VALUE AND CORN http://www.lennox.k12.ca.us/lessonplan/NatAm/PlaceValue/PlaceValueCorn.html Corn is an important food staple in North America, with special significance at this time of year. Extend any Thanksgiving and/or Pilgrim lessons with this place value math lesson for third grade.
20	PROBLEM SOLVING IN PRE/K-2: http://standards.nctm.org/document/chapter4/prob.htm Find an overview and strategy suggestions on how to tackle problem-solving techniques and implement activities in the early grades. (11/06/01)
21	PRINTABLE PLAY MONEY http://pbskids.org/lions/printables/misc/money.html These printables are designed for a specific game, but may yet meet your needs--they have playful lion designs on the bills and coins.(11/06/01)
22	TIME, MONEY, AND TEMPERATURE http://142.3.219.38/RR/database/RR.09.96/danylczuk2.html Find a collection of lesson plan suggestions specifically targeted to K-2 math classes. Many incorporate manipulatives, and several are great as either starters or everyday practice/reinforcement skills.(11/06/01)
23	ESTIMATING http://www.askeric.org/cgi-bin/printlessons.cgi/Virtual/Lessons/Mathematics/Process_Skills/MPS0006.html A simple coin estimation activity is outlined here, appropriate for first grade.(11/06/01)
24	MAKING ESTIMATIONS http://youth.net/cec/cecmath/cecmath.21.txt Students will read "Jack and the Beanstalk" as the background for beginning their estimations. They will then estimate size and measurements based on the story and use their data to create a graph.(11/06/01)
25	COMPARING OBJECTS USING BINARY SYMBOLS http://www.mcps.k12.md.us/curriculum/littlekids/archive/lesson_comparing_objects.htm This lesson plan for early elementary classes incorporates math, critical thinking and reasoning, and computer skills to create a logical relationship between different types of products, and then transferring that system to computer symbols. Kid Pix is used for displaying the relationship of objects (e.g. paper clip, pencil, cup, etc.), and the greater and lesser than signs will also be employed. (CF 9/17/02)
26	TRAFFIC JAM http://www.netrover.com/~kingskid/jam.html Here is a challenging little online exercise in critical thinking and reasoning. Students working in teams must rearrange a sequence of numbers in the quickest manner possible, using the least amount of moves. (CF 9/17/02)
27	MATH CATS www.mathcats.com A wonderful,easily navigated web site. Lots of multiplication activities as well as a bounty of other math related activities. There is even an idea bank with lots of suggestions for additional math activities. There are MATH CRAFTS and an ATTIC that contains questions and MAGIC answers for subjects such as math and sports, or math and the human body. Students can submit sotry problems and math illustrations as well. MATH PALS can be made here too. 8/14/04
28	Kinderstart Learning Activities and Crafts http://www.kinderstart.com/learningactivitiesandcrafts/ ...a great set of links to online learning activities andcrafts intended for the younger primary grades but also including many items of interest for ALL ages. Great link to sites with info about MONEY.

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1	COOLMATH http://www.coolmath.com/ This site has many games and activities for ages 3 to 100! You can click on Kids for fun math drills like the Number Monster or on actual lessons on computing with fractions. The Ages 13-100 section has lessons in algebra and geometry, thinking games, and online calculators.
2	A+ MATH GAMES http://www.aplusmath.com/Games/index.html Offers a variety of math games in division, multiplication, geometry, etc
3	FUNBRAIN MATH http//www3.funbrain.com/cgi-bin/getskill.cgi?A1=gba&A2=10 Interactive games abound at Funbrain's site, and can be adjusted by age or ability.
4	MEGA MATHEMATICS http://www.c3.lanl.gov/mega-math/menu.html Find challenging topics aimed at elementary students, and including Games on Graphs; Welcome to the HotelInfinity; A Usual Day at Unusual School, more.
5	ELEMENTARY PROBLEM OF THE WEEK http://mathforum.com/elempow/ This weekly math problem offers elementary students a challenge to think outside of the box. Students submit their answers online.
6	GAMEQUARIUM http://www.gamequarium.com/math.htm Lots of ONLINE math games - great demos on how to complete a variety of math problems such as single digit , double digit multiplication. Great to help reinforce skills that you are teaching (KS 3/7/01)
7	MULTIPLICATION BINGO http://www.col-ed.org/cur/math/math49.txt How to make multiplication drills more exciting: add an element of competition. Try this multiplication bingo activity and see if it helps your students remember their facts. (CF 4/03/01)
8	IMPROVING DEDUCTIVE REASONING SKILLS http://www.col-ed.org/cur/math/math22.txt Students will participate in highly creative activities, starting a la Sherlock Holmes, to improve their own deductive reasoning abilities. (CF 4/05/01)
9	THE FACTOR GAME http://illuminations.nctm.org/imath/6-8/FactorGame/index.html Older students will use their knowledge of factors to play this interesting game.
10	PASS BACK DIVISION: http://teachers.net/lessons/posts/2395.html Reinforce the concepts of long division with team efforts in this lesson activity.(11/07/01)
11	SET GAME http://www.setgame.com/set/puzzle_frame.htm Race against the clock and test your logical and visual thinking skills with this pattern matching game. It's tricky though--you have to identify six sets from 12 cards, based on color, symbol, number, and shading. Either all features must be the same, or each feature must be different. Find a new puzzle to tackle daily. (CF 5/21/03)
12	BASKET MATH INTERACTIVE http://www.scienceacademy.com/BI/index.html She shoots, she scores... This online, interactive learning is fun, with choices of activities in addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, rounding, order of operations, perimeter, distance, word problems, and more. (CF 2/18/03)
13	COUNTON www.counton.org Counton is a British math education site with hundreds of innovative and interactive Internet resources. Visit the GAMES section for an excellent selection of 20 online games including virtual tangrams or Math mallards. NUMBERLAND contains a large magic square. Click on any number 1-100 and find out all sorts of interesting facts that relate to your number. You can even read a story about how the Wise Wizz of Woo created numbers! 8/13/04
14	SPEEDMATH DELUXE http://education.jlab.org/smdeluxe/index.html Careful; this online math game of addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, and inequalities is not as easy as it first may seem. You are given four numbers and must connect them correctly within an equation. Students can choose to play either as single players, or in Tournament Play.
15	PLACE VALUE PUZZLER http://www.funbrain.com/tens/index.html Choose from four different levels to correctly identify either place value (up to ten thousands one way, ten thousandths to the right of the decimal), or round off to the nearest hundredth, tenth, etc. in this interactive learning game. (CF 11/22/05)

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1	TELLING TIME http://www.fi.edu/qa00/attic3/index.html
2	CLOCKS -- TEACHING TIME http://www.fi.edu/qa00/attic3/index.html is full of ideas and activities that may be helpful to this person. This resource was created by 11 educators who were selected as Franklin Fellows by the Institute."
3	AMERICAN CURRENCY EXHIBIT http://www.frbsf.org/currency/index.html. ..view American currency by era, historical significance, artistry, and imagery; learn about the history of the bills as you navigate through this easy-to-use site.
4	MONEY EXPERIENCE FOR KIDS http//www.edu4kids.com/money/ Three online games will teach students how to make change, how to plan spending with the available money, and add money totals. Level of difficulty can be adjusted.
5	Inflation Conversion Factors 1800-2000 http//www.orst.edu/dept/pol_sci/fac/sahr/sahr.htm ...many very neat statistics that can be used for all types of things in the clasroom (Did you know that in current dollars, it cost 24 cents to go to the movies in 1935?)
6	CHECKBOOK MATH http://www.col-ed.org/cur/math/math53.txt Students are assigned their own checkbooks with this ongoing math and budgeting activity, with real-world applications. (CF 4/05/01)
7	BANKING ON MATH http://www.successlink.org/great/g239.html This grades 1-3 unit on money examines why we have money in the first place, then explores money production with students designing their own coins and dollars, and leads them into understanding how money is used and how it can be saved. CF 5/22/01)
8	MONEY EXPERIENCE FOR KIDS http://www.edu4kids.com/money/ Three online games will teach students how to make change, how to plan spending with the available money, and add money totals. Level of difficulty can be adjusted. (CF 7/31/01)
9	THE ULTIMATE MONEY WEBQUEST http://www.davidson.k12.nc.us/webquests/money/money.htm Besides those cool bank machines that spit out your money, just where does money come from? How do we get it, save it, and of course spend it? Students will visit the Lemonade Stand game and Kidsbank to read stories and become money-savvy, and then take online quizzes. They will learn how to make change, save and invest with the Changemaker game, at four levels of difficulty to accommodate all skill levels. (8/06/01)
10	CAN YOU MAKE CENTS OF ECONOMICS http://www.guilford.k12.nc.us/webquests/economics/economics.htm Once again students will visit the Lemonade Stand, this time focusing on economics and how it affects our daily lives. They will also be participating in Econopolis activities to understand the language and workings of our economy. There is an important link to Econopolis, too. At this site, teachers can also find online pre and post tests. (8/06/01)
11	EVERY JOB IS IMPORTANT http://www.guilford.k12.nc.us/webquests/jobs/jobs.html How do Colonial times jobs compare to modern day ones? Students will visit sites in order to answer this question, and then learn the advantages and disadvantages of specialized labor forces and division of labor. Templates included. (8/06/01)
12	PERSONAL FINANCE WEBQUEST http://www.guilford.k12.nc.us/webquests/money/finance.htm Ask your students what they would do if they won the lottery... now how many said they would invest or hire a consultant for advice on how to best manage their windfall? At this site they will complete worksheets to learn about personal finances, including investments, retirement, taxes, saving, and spending. They will work in groups to create both a presentation and a poster outlining their conclusions. (8/06/01)
13	REAL LIFE MATH http://www.successlink.org/great/g1006.html Here is a good math lesson for your class--students will research specific careers and find out how math is applicable to everyday job skills. (CF 10/17/01)
14	MONEY IN THE BANK http://www.successlink.org/great/g499.html Your class will set up its own money bank and operate as a working community with the ideas behind these activities--different themes make learning flexible to fit your own needs and levels.(11/07/01)
15	LEMONADE STAND http://www.littlejason.com/lemonade/index.html Supply, demand, raw materials, and profitability... do your fourth graders understand these economic concepts? If not, you might want to try this online learning game.(11/14/01)
16	THE WORLD CLOCK http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/ When it is 3:35 in Perth, Australia, it is twelve hours earlier in Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada. Here's a handy list of world cities automatically refreshed for current times, in comparison to other world cities. (CF 12/31/01)
17	WHAT TIME IS IT -- EXACTLY? http://tycho.usno.navy.mil/what.html When you have to know exactly--to the second--what time it is, try this site. Master time clocks, ani-mated GIF clocks, standard time zones, and more. (CF 12/31/01)
18	WORLD POPULATION CLOCK http://www.census.gov/cgi-bin/ipc/popclockw What is the population of the earth, at this exact minute? Check here. Then check again in a week, and again in another week--to prompt student discussions and research. (CF 12/31/01)
19	MONEY LEARNING GAMES http://www.firstunion.com/kids/capkids_home.html Choose from three online money games to teach students about finances, including savings, budgeting, and costs. (CF 1/29/02)
20	http://www.time.gov/ There are days that we need an exact time - perhaps we are setting the clock on the server todeliver to everyone else. Or perhaps there is a teacher who is doing alesson on time and time zones or on the rotation of the earth.The US government has a web site for time: www.time.gov. It also shows what part of the earth is in daylight (hence the lessonon the rotation and revolution of the earth).It does need Java enabled to view the site.
21	THE MEGAPENNY PROJECT http://www.kokogiak.com/megapenny/ What do a million pennies look like? You can find out here, as step-by-step, students build with ten base blocks of pennies. Weight and measurement fact files accompany each of the pages--up to one trillion pennies, then the Empire State Building... very cool site. (CF 10/23/02)
22	HARRY POTTER MATH http://www.riverdeep.net/current/2001/11/111201t_top10.jhtml How has J.K. Rowling's Harry Potter book series been solely responsible for restructuring the New York Times booklists? Read this teaching resource with your students on bestsellers and marketing statistics, and then complete the math exercises on pie charts, mean and median, and bar graphs. Further student problems and extension activities are also included. (CF 7/16/03

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1	FRACTION CONVERSION BINGO http://www.col-ed.org/cur/math/math52.txt Adapt this activity to your particular grade and ability level. (CF 3/7/01)
2	ALL ABOUT RATIOS http://math.rice.edu/~lanius/proportions/ Try these creative, online exercises for teaching or reinforcing your skills in ratios. A quiz follows the exercises.(CF 3/7/01)
3	FRACTION HUNT ACTIVITY SHEET http://www.col-ed.org/cur/math/math19.txt Reinforce student concepts of fractions with this highly creative fraction worksheet, involving decoding with fractions of words. Grades 3 and up. (CF 4/03/01)
4	PEANUT BUTTER AND JELLY RATIO http://www.col-ed.org/cur/math/math17.txt Students will learn about ratio the fun way--by making peanut butter and jelly sandwiches of course... Lots here to reinfoce the concepts of ratio, comparing, and contrasting. (CF 4/03/01)
5	RATIO AND PROPORTION http://www.mathleague.com/help/ratio/ratio.htm First run through this step-by-step primer on ratios and proportions, using solid examples as illustrations of the concepts. (CF 01/17/02)
6	ADDING AND SUBTRACTING FRACTIONS http://www.orchardproject.org/adding_and_subtracting_fractions.htm Find 10 word problems for students to learn and practice adding and subtracting fractions. (CF 4/25/01)
7	WHO WANTS PIZZA? http://math.rice.edu/~lanius/fractions/index.html These interactive lesson plans reinforce fraction skills in equivalent fractions, addition, and multiplication. Concepts are reinforced by a step process and practice questions. Teacher notes are included.(CF 6/27/01
8	UNDERSTANDING FRACTIONS http://mathcentral.uregina.ca/RR/database/RR.09.95/hanson4.html Using four types of pattern blocks, students will come to better understand operations with fractions by manipulating and seeing the results. (CF 10/17/01)
9	FRACTIONS IN ACTION http://www.coreknowledge.org/CKproto2/resrcs/lessons/42K_Fractions_ In_Action.pdf Using cuisenaire rods, fraction bars, games, and other hands-on activities, students are given several strategies in order to better understand fractions. This unit contains a total of 8 lessons for 4th grade. (11/07/01)
10	NO MATTER WHAT SHAPE YOUR FRACTIONS ARE IN http://math.rice.edu/~lanius/Patterns/ Try this exercise for physical manipulation of geo-metric shapes and fractions--students should start to be able to visualize proportions with this activity, which might help them in actual problem-solving operations. (CF 01/17/02)
11	PROPORTIONS, PERCENTS, AND POPCORN http://smsc.soe.purdue.edu/lesh/digital_library2/digital_problems/Popcorn%20Festival.pdf Prepare for a popcorn festival with these math and problem-solving activities.(CF 01/17/02)
12	A DINOSAUR NAMED SUE http://smsc.soe.purdue.edu/lesh/digital_library2/digital_problems/Suetrex.pdf Get ready to scale down--Sue is BIG news, and students will be creating both large and small scale replicas with proportion skills. (CF 01/17/02)
13	MARS FRACTION HUNT http://www.col-ed.org/cur/math/math19.txt Word parts are matched with fractions in this fast-paced activity, whereby students--individually or in teams, race to formulate new words according to the instructions, and thereby decode the secret message and find the hidden Mars candy bar. (CF 4/17/02)
14	EQUIVALENT FRACTIONS: http://www.funbrain.com/fract/index.html Choose from four different levels of difficulty, and then select the fraction that is not an equivalent of the one listed. (7-9)

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1	METRIC QUEST http://projects.edtech.sandi.net/grant/metricquest/ The United States is one of the few countries in the world who has not yet adopted the metric system. Should we go metric? Students will explore the issues and come up with their own answers with this webquest; grades 5-6. (CF 4/16/01)
2	METRIC EQUIVALENTS http://www.askeric.org/cgi-bin/printlessons.cgi/Virtual/Lessons/Mathematics/Measurement/ MEA0007.html Newspapers, measuring tools, and recipes are the basic units of this lesson plan on metric conversion. (CF 4/04/01)
3	MEASUREMENT ACTIVITIES http://www.netcore.ca/~gibsonjs/m2001-7d.htm Students convert common measurements related to their own personal data, into units of metric measurement. Further activities extend this exercise. (CF 4/04/01)
4	METRIC SYSTEM PUZZLE WORKSHEET http://www.kidcrosswords.com/puzzles/html/pm6.htm Students convert standard measurements to metric and complete a puzzle with this worksheet. (CF 4/04/01)
5	A LITER BIT OF THIS AND AN OUNCE OF THAT http://www.coreknowledge.org/CKproto2/resrcs/lessons/01_4_ALiterBit.pdf Estimating and measuring mass and volume with appropriate standard and metric units are covered in this fourth grade mathematics unit. Lessons provide various opportunities for hands-on learning, including bringing in baby pictures and weights, and creating bean babies in class. (CF 8/15/01)
6	TREE MEASUREMENT http://www.col-ed.org/cur/math/math32.txt All of your students will think this is a very cool lesson--not only do they get to look for the biggest tree (outside of course), they will also learn and be able to demonstrate to others a method for determining the size of a tree, while learning about vertical, horizontal, and circumference measurements. (CF 10/17/01)
7	THE FOREST IN THE CLASSROOM http://www.lpb.org/programs/forest/talltree.html Calculators assist students in operations used to determine the height of a tree. (CF 10/17/01)
8	MEASUREMENT ACTIVITIES http://www.netcore.ca/~gibsonjs/m2001-7d.htm Students convert common measurements related to their own personal data, into units of metric measurement. Further activities extend this exercise.(CF 4/04/01)
9	METRIC SYSTEM PUZZLE WORKSHEET http://www.kidcrosswords.com/puzzles/html/pm6.htm Students convert standard measurements to metric and complete a puzzle with this worksheet. (CF 4/04/01)
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1	ENCHANTED MIND http//www.enchantedmind.com/puzzles/tangram/tangram.html Tangram Puzzles for a series of cool hands- on geometry puzzles sure to engage and fascinate MIDDLE- school students.
2	INTERACTIVE GEOMETRY CENTER http://www.ScienceU.com/geometry/ Students can explore triangle tilings, experiment with tetrahedral puzzles, or take an online tour through an exhibit.
3	AREA AND VOLUME http://www.col-ed.org/cur/math/math30.txt Following from the abstract theory to concrete demonstration, students will create models to effectively communicate their understanding of area and volume. (CF 4/03/01)
4	GEOMETRY IN ART AND ARCHITECTURE http://www.coreknowledge.org/CKproto2/resrcs/lessons/62k_Geometry_in_Art.pdf Grade six students will explore the foundations of mathematics in various forms of art, including architecture. They will learn about measurement, scale, and proportion in buildings, as well as review properties of volume, symmetry and balance, and tiling and tessellation patterns. Lots of hands-on activities support this unit. (CF 5/23/01)
5	GEOMETRY IDEAS http://142.3.219.38/RR/database/RR.09.97/longpre1.html Explore various manipulatives such as pattern blocks or geoshapes through learning about geometry. Extensive suggestions, all grades. (CF 5/23/01)
6	PLANE GEOMETRY http://142.3.219.38/RR/database/RR.09.96/lockhart1.html Tangrams, geoboards, pattern blocks, etc. are all put to good use in this series of lessons on plane geometry. (CF 5/23/01)
7	INTERACTIVE INTRODUCTION TO ANGLES http://www.quia.com/jg/65822.html Java games in identifying angles, with concentration, matching, flashcards, and wordsearches help students understand the classification of angles. (CF 6/27/01)
8	TANGRAM UNIT http://forum.swarthmore.edu/trscavo/tangrams/ Your class will first create their own set of tangrams in this web unit for grades 4 through 6, and follow up by computing the areas of polygons while learning the geometric concepts of congruency and similarity. (CF 6/27/01)
9	3D GEOMETRY http://askeric.org/Virtual/Lessons/Mathematics/Geometry/GEO0009.html Students will build geometric figures with gumdrops and toothpick in order to understand their dimensional features, vertices, faces, edges, etc. (CF/17/01)
10	AREA AND VOLUME http://www.col-ed.org/cur/math/math30.txt Following from the abstract theory to concrete demonstration, students will create models to effectively communicate their understanding of area and volume.
11	GEOMETRY -- BEYOND PENCIL AND PAPER http://www.coreknowledge.org/CKproto2/resrcs/lessons/4_97_Geometry.pdf As the title of this unit suggests, students will be involved in a wide variety of hands-on activities and using several forms of manipulatives to explore planes, rays, area, perimeter, etc.(11/07/01)
12	TESSELATION TOOL http://www.boxermath.com/plp/modules/online/workshop/toolbox/mosaictool.html If tessellated art has you eager to create your own patterns, take a look at this cool tool. Start by dragging a shape onto the white board. Next, you rotate or color your shape, and repeat as needed. All of the polygons have sides of equal length, so they fit together perfectly.
13	TOTALLY TESSELLATED http://library.thinkquest.org/16661/ Don't skip over this opening splash screen too quickly. Take a few moments to scroll through the image gallery by clicking on the tiny Load New Images link. Totally Tessellated was a first place winner in the 1998 ThinkQuest challenge, created by a team of three high school seniors. It also has a section on M.C. Escher, the Dutch artist and father of modern-day tessellations.
14	What is a Tessellation? http://mathforum.org/sum95/suzanne/whattess.html This Math Forum page is a great introduction to tessellations for those who know some geometry. It defines regular tessellations (those made up of polygons whose sides are of equal length), and shows how the interior angles of a regular tessellation must be an exact divisor of 360 degrees. Included are links to a lesson plan (for teachers and homeschoolers) and additional activity pages for students. You can experiment with shapes from this (or any other site) by copying them (use a right mouse click) to a paint program. Within the paint program, you can rotate and paste the shapes into tessellations of your design
15	TESSELLATING ANIMATION http://www18.big.or.jp/~mnaka/home.index.html Japanese artist Makoto Nakamura has taken tessellations a step beyond with his awesome animations. See his tessellated birds fly, his tessellated fish swim, and his tessellated dancers dance. Next, visit Nakamura's Jigsaw Puzzles (look for the link at the bottom of the page.) Here you will have a chance to reassemble tessellated cats, pigeons, gorillas and more. Having trouble? Try clicking the pieces to rotate them.
16	Tessellation Jigsaw Puzzle http://www.surfnetkids.com/games/tessellations-js.htm
17	Tessellations http://www.surfnetkids.com/tessellations.htm and http://members.aol.com/tessellations/ Intriguing Tessellations
18	GEOMETRY MATHO: 4/20/07 http://www.aplusmath.com/cgi-bin/games/geomatho Your students will get online practice recognizing and identifying geometric figures and terms in this interactive game. They will have a timer going and can play multiple times, so they can improve their retention and their score by repeated plays. (5-9)

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1	BRIDGE ACTIVITY http://kalama.doe.hawaii.edu/~conniem/BRIDGES/bactivi.html This lesson comprises a unique activity to construct paper box bridges showing different architectural styles,simply by movement of the boxes
2	EXPLORATORIUM CONSTRUCTS BRIDGES http://www.exploratorium.edu/structures/paperbridges.html http://www.exploratorium.edu/structures/newspaper.html http://www.exploratorium.edu/structures/claybridges.html At all three of the Exploratorium's bridge construction sites above, students will experiment with first paper, then news-paper, and finally clay bridges.
3	BUILDING BIG--ALL ABOUT BRIDGES http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/buildingbig/bridge/index.html Students have the chance to explore several famous bridges and the principles behind their construction, with the challenge of creating their own bridge.
4	BUILD A SUPER BRIDGE http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/nova/bridge/ Students research four major types of bridges, and then must correctly match each bridge to a correct location.
5	BUILD A BRIDGE http://www.wnet.org/wnetschool/origlessons/bridges/ More advanced students can build these scale model bridges.
6	THE GOLDEN GATE SCHOOL PROJECTS http://www.goldengatebridge.org/research/school.html http://travel.discovery.com/tools/gallerypages/ipix/noam/wmiss/ggbridgej.html Use this source for researching historical data on the Golden Gate Bridge, and then take a virtual tour by clicking on the second URL above, with a 360 degree presentation.
7	BUILD TOOTHPICK BRIDGES http://omega.uta.edu/~ckk7856/main4.html http://cgi.pbs.org/wgbh/zoom/sci/toothpickbridge.htm http://www.mvhs.net/~physics/projects/bridge.html http://www.ardsleyschools.k12.ny.us/AHSL_WEB/CHASON/Bridge%20Contest.htm Take your pick of materials, procedure, and level of difficulty with these toothpick bridge pages.
8	ARCHITECTURE IN EDUCATION--GETTING STARTED http://whyy.org/aie/new-stuff/getting-started.html This site offers a teacher's guide with which to explore architectural topics within a classroom setting, as well as several resources and activities on all aspects of the built environment. (CF 3/13/01)
9	ARCHITECTURE AROUND THE WORLD http://whyy.org/aie/new-stuff/class_projects/olney1.html In this third grade project, students will explore architecture as it exists historically and culturally around the world, as well as eye their own neighborhood critically and discover architecture and building in the books they read. (CF 3/13/01)
10	ARCHITECTURAL RELIEF TILES http://www.crayola.com/educators/lessons/display.cfm?id=7 Students will get a good lesson in architectural design and elements when they first study a structure and/or architect of choice, and then recreate the building details with modeling clay. CF3/16/01
11	BRIDGE REPORTS http://www.wappingersschools.org/VanWyck/Tech/Rob/Bridges/Bridgeresearch95.htm students will choose one of many famous American bridges--including the Golden Gate Bridge--and create a written research report from online sources, addressing interesting facts, history,and construction.
12	SPACES AND PLACES http://www.getty.edu/artsednet/resources/Sampler/b.html Six different lesson plans are meant to cover a study of architecture from third through fifth grades. Students are first introduced to the concept of space, then forms, architects, Frank Lloyd Wright, and design. Each lesson is supported with excellent activities, including investigations of the influences of geography and environment on form and architecture, and designing and modeling an individual architectural project. (CF 8/03/01)
13	CONSTRUCTION LESSONS WITH LEGO http://www.weirdrichard.com/activity.htm Sixty-one lessons (!!) in Lego construction incorporate various themes and subjects, such as oceanography and architecture--try the Gothic Notre Dame Cathedral. All of the lessons--from simple to complex--try to tie into simple machines and mechanics, with inclined planes, levers, gears, etc. (CF 8/03/01)
14	ORIGAMI HOUSES http://www.hsv.k12.al.us/schools/art/dixon/architecture.htm#Origami Houses Start with the basic instructions, and then have a house design contest--how many features can your students add? (CF 8/03/01)
15	DESIGNING FUTURE HOUSES http://www.sanford-artedventures.com/teach/lp_design_house_complete.html Students must first understand the basics of house design before beginning their own floor plans. Concepts covered in this lesson plan include layout, form, structure, function, and style. Student worksheets and a guide to architectural symbols included. (CF 8/03/01)
16	BRIDGE BUILDERS http://students.itec.sfsu.edu/itec815_f98/jfuentes/jfindex.html A webquest in physics and engineering for grades 4-6; students will thoroughly research different types of bridges--arch, beam, suspension, or cable, to make a recommendation to a design group for repairing a span of the San Francisco Bay Bridge. (CF 7/9/01)

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1	THE SIERPINSKI TRIANGLE: http://math.rice.edu/~lanius/fractals/ Students will learn how to recreate this famous fractal. (CF 3/1/01)
2	THE FRACTORY--AN INTERACTIVE TOOL FOR CREATING AND EXPLORING FRACTALS http://library.thinkquest.org/3288/ This Think Quest project includes how-to's, a fractal gallery, a Make-Your-Own Fractal page, how fractals are used, and a link to the Fractini fractal generating program. (CF 3/1/01)
3	TOPICS IN MATHEMATICS--ART AND MUSIC http://archives.math.utk.edu/topics/artMusic.html Use this page for exploration and special projects once students have the basics down and feel like getting creative.
4	ORGANIZING A MATH LAB http://explorer.scrtec.org/explorer/explorer-db/html/820889956-81ED7D4C.html Download this file to find instructions, suggestions, and activities for creating and organizing your own math lab. (CF 3/7/01)
5	MATH LEARNING DISABILITIES http://www.ldonline.org/ld_indepth/math_skills/garnett.html This article summarizes common problems in dealing with mathematical concepts and learning disabled children, and suggests strategies for enabling students to overcome these difficulties.
6	MATH MANIPULATIVES http://205.223.185.10/LTT/Math_Manipulatives.html This learning activity uses HyperStudio (you can also easily use Kid Pix)to pattern math problems with manipulatives. (CF 5/23/01)
7	GRAPHING PAPER -- PRINTABLE http://mason.gmu.edu/~mmankus/Handson/grid.htm Print out your own graph paper with the resources offered on this page. (CF 9/19/01)
8	TIPS FOR TEACHING MATH http://www.rockets.org/magnet/lesson.html This page provides some great little math tips, tested with positive results, for elementary math teachers. (CF 10/17/01)
9	MATH SHORTCUT http://askeric.org/Virtual/Lessons/Mathematics/Arithmetic/ATH0013.html Especially if some of your students are having trouble performing their operations (e.g. division), try these "shortcut" methods and see if they relate better to these processes. (CF 10/17/01)
10	PROMOTING CALCULATOR USE IN THE ELEMENTARY CLASSROOM http://www.tenet.edu/teks/math/resources/promoting.html As well as an article discussing the benefits of the early introduction of calculators in elementary classrooms, you will also find suggestions for calculator activities.(CF 10/17/01)
11	TARGET MULTIPLICATION http://www.successlink.org/great/g200.html Students will practice using their calculators and their multiplication skills in this game of producing targeted products.(CF 10/17/01)
12	CALCULATING CHALLENGES http://www.successlink.org/great/g204.html Use these four exercises to explore the use of calculators in your third to fifth grade math classes. (CF 10/17/01)
13	CALCULATING CARBON DEBTS http://www.lpb.org/programs/forest/carbondebt.html This excellent math exercise integrates a lesson in environmental concerns as well. A little bit of preparation is required, as students must collect data from their family utility bills and family car mileage first, but it's worth the effort.(CF 10/17/01)
14	FINDING THE MEAN http://www.teachers.net/lessons/posts/129.html Students will use manipulatives to answer questions about mean and median. (CF 10/17/01)
15	MEAN, MEDIAN, AND RANGE TRAINS: Uh-oh; Pythagoras and Hypatia are rather lost in the London train station, and they need to find a train to get them back to Sparta on time. Students will first have to interpret the mean, median, and range of a selection of train schedules, and based upon that data, select the correct train for their ancient passengers. (5-8)
16	AND THEY SAID THE BOYS WERE BETTER http://www.newsobserver.com/friday/front/News/Story/903028p-902294c.html Better at math that is... New studies challenge the old adage that girls are not as adept at math skills as their male counterparts, citing results which focused on select groups and which could not possibly have offered an accurate and broad-based representation. (CF1/14/02)
17	MATH CLIP ART http://school.discovery.com/clipart/category/math1.html http://www.brookwood.s-cook.k12.il.us/mathart/signs.htm http://www.brookwood.s-cook.k12.il.us/mathart/stuff.htm http://matcmadison.edu/ald/lab/geometry/clipart.htm
18	FAMILY MATH DAY http://mathforum.com/~sarah/shapiro/shapiro.family.math.html Plan your own family Math Night to get parents involved in cooperative math learning activities. This site will provide plenty of direction and ideas.(CF 7/31/02)
20	PRINTABLE NUMBER BANNERS http//www.janbrett.com/numbers/main_page.htm Jan Brett's art enhances these wonderful number banners to print out and then hang on your classroom walls.
	42 WAYS TO START MATH JOURNALS http://www.minnetonka.k12.mn.us/science/lessons23/mathjrnl.html Help your students help themselves in math by starting student math journals. This site offers topics to prompt useful writing practices. (11/07/01)

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1	CONVERTING DECIMALS TO PERCENTS http://www.hpstudentcenter.com/68/mathgoodies/percent/decimals_to_percents.html Several examples outline and explain the process of converting decimals to percents, followed by five exercises to reinforce the concepts learned. (CF 3/7/01)
2	PERCENTAGE LESSON http://explorer.scrtec.org/explorer/explorer-db/html/813447484-81ED7D49.html Download this game style lesson plan to have your students practice converting decimals to percentages and vice versa. (CF 3/7/01)
3	SHOOTING PERCENTAGES http://forum.swarthmore.edu/paths/fractions/shoot.percent.html Grab that wastebasket and a tennis ball--students will be practicing "real life" fraction and decimal conversions, as well as percentages in this fun math lesson.(CF 6/27/01)
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