Standard 1
Students will acquire number sense and perform operations with whole numbers,
simple fractions, and decimals.
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A+ Math Games
Online games like hidden picture, concentration and matho, designed to
improve student's multiplication, subtraction and addition skills.
Bank Jr.
The Bank Jr. Web site can help make percentages and fractions relevant
because it focuses on money, something important to most students.
Captain Knick Knack
Solve double digit multiplication problems on Planet Havarti.
Changes in Change
This lesson begins with students visiting a website that gives them practice in
counting money. The second site goes one step further in that students are
given opportunities to make change for make-believe purchases.
Fraction Game
This NCTM Illuminations page is an interactive tool involving a flash card
type fraction game. Students can flip cards one at a time and match
values to the given number lines. Reducing and equivalent fractions skills
are enforced. To add to the enjoyment for students, sound effects can be
used.
Fun Brain Fresh Baked Fractions
Equivalent fractions are different fractions that name the same amount.
Click on the fraction that is not equal to the others. If you get the answer
correct, Jackson gets another piece of pie.
Fun Brain Math Baseball
Fun Brain will give you a math problem using addition, subtraction, division,
or multiplication. Enter the answer to the problem and hit the "Swing"
button. If your answer is correct, you will get a hit.
Funbrain Change Maker
Get as much money as possible in your piggy bank by figuring out the
correct change.
Kids Bank
Kids Bank is a website that explains the fundamentals of money and
banking to students. Through a storyline and the use of characters that
represent money related terms this site covers bartering, the history of
money, and how money in a bank works.
Math Cats Multiplication Table
An interactive multiplication table where students can practice and learn
their multiplication facts.
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MathCar Racing Game
Mathcar racing is a game that not only provides practice for arithmetic skills
but also challenges students' logic and reasoning abilities. The student
selects a problem from the matrix and is awarded the sum of the
expression. If at the end of the game the student has the largest score, or
has completed the most laps on the racetrack, he or she wins.
Spacey Math
A drill game where students are given a set of math facts to answer (can
select addition, subtraction, multiplication, division).
Two Minute Warning-Online Math Flashcards
Flash card activity to encourage speed when solving math facts.
USU - National Library of Virtual Manipulatives
Lattice Multiplication, Virtual Abacus, Equivalent Fractions, Finding common
denominators. This site has similar activities as Illuminations.
Who Wants Pizza?
The "Want Some Pizza?" activities are designed to introduce fractions in a
concept-building way. The activities can be done on computers with
Internet access with square grid paper printed out and used along with the
electronic images.
Who Wants To Be a Mathonaire?
You have to try to reach 1 million points by answering math questions.
Why Do We Need Fractions?
Read information about why we need fractions, then watch a video,
starring kids and candy bars, explaining simple fractions.
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Standard 2
Students will use patterns and relations to represent mathematical problems and
number relationships.
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Distance, Speed and Time Relationships #1
Students will examine and compare time versus distance relationships, and
represent change over time as seen using a single runner along a line and
review results plotted along a graph. This activity helps students identify,
describe and compare situations with constant or varying rates of change.
Interactive Pan Balance
Students can use this interactive pan balance to help understand that
equality is a relationship, not an operation.
Late Delivery
Help Postmaster Phil by finding the value of the expression written on each
door using algebra.
Number Cracker
Help Mr. Cracker obtain the secret code before the insidious Prof. Soup
catches him by guessing what number comes next in a series of numbers.
PBS Kids - Crack Hacker's Safe
Find the right pattern to crack Hacker's safe by looking at growing and
shrinking patterns.
Pattern Quest
The computer picks a secret pattern using 4 of 6 shapes. You make a guess
and the computer then tells you how correct your guesses were.
Poddle Weigh-In
The Poddles have lost their numbers. Use a balance scale to help them
figure out what they are equal to.
Stop That Creature
Using patterns you can stop the creatures who are about to destroy the
Poodleville power station. To stop the creatures you must figure out the rule
(example: +1) that changes the numbers as they go through the machine.
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Standard 3
Students will understand attributes and properties of plane geometric objects
and spatial relationships.
 Bathroom Tiles
While Pythagoras has a bath, work out how to rotate, reflect, and translate
the patterns on the bathroom tiles.
 Figures and Polygons
This website offers picture examples and written definitions of different
polygons and terms.
 Jigsaw Puzzle
So you think you're good at jigsaw puzzles? Use fractions and scale to place
the puzzle pieces.
 Math Cats Tessellation Town
Students manipulate interactive shapes to help learn about and develop
tessallations.
 National Library of Virtual Manipulatives:Geometry
Virtual manipulatives related to the NCTM Geometry standard for grades 3 5.
 Native American Geometry
This site is worth a look to add depth and relevance to your geometry
curriculum. There is much discussion about how geometry has been
discovered and used in all cultures of the world for practical uses as well as
decorations. You will find activities on this page, including one for use with a
compass.
 PBS Kids = Stargazing
Type in the correct angle for the telescope to find a planet!
 PBS Kids Symmetrizer
Explore symmetry with an cool, online Kaleidoscope.
 Point Out the View
Things always look different depending on your point of view. In this game,
each member of the Cybersquad is looking at a bunch of 3-D blocks from a
different place. Your challenge is to show what each person sees from their
point of view.
 Puzzle Parlor
Twelve interactive online games from the puzzle makers at Kadon
Enterprises, Inc. designed to give students practice with problem solving
skills using mathematical and spatial sense intelligence.
 Reflection Symmetry
This website demonstrates reflection symmetry with animated folding of
different shapes. Students identify and draw lines of symmetry on triangles,
squares, circles, and rectangles.
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Spaceship Builder
Create a fleet of Cyberspaceships using your area and perimeter
knowledge.
Tangram Game
Tangram is an ancient game that originated in China. Try to create the
shape shown using all 7 pieces provided.
Tangram Puzzles
This two-part tangram example demonstrates the potential for high-quality
experiences provided by computer 'shape' environments for students as
they learn concepts described in the Geometry Standard. Describing
figures and visualizing what they look like when they are transformed are
important aspects of geometry in the lower grades.
What's In a Shape?
The purpose of this lesson is to explore characteristics of shapes by making
and using tangram sets; to discover how the tangram pieces are related to
one another; and to determine how many different combinations of the
triangles, squares, and parallelograms in tangram sets can make a given
shape.
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Standard 4
Students will describe relationships among units of measure, use appropriate
measurement tools, and use formulas to find area measurements.
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Let's Compare
Add up coins and then compare two quantities using symbols like <, > and
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Math Cats - Convert the Measurements
This website converts length, weight and volume into equivalent
measurements.
Metric Measurement: Everyday Object Examples
This site offers examples of everyday item equivalences for metric units of
length, mass, volume, and temperature.
PBS Kids - Slueths on the Loose
Help the Cybersquad find the height of three creatures from EcoHaven.
Can you measure these creatures using non-standard measurement?
Score the Pour - Capacity or Volume
Students learn about capacity and volume by finding 1 quart to 8 quarts.
They have to do this by only pouring liquid from the large container to the
small, and sometimes emptying and refilling the containers.
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Standard 5
Students will interpret and organize collected data to make predictions,
answer questions, and describe basic concepts of probability.
 Bugs in the System
Hacker has infested the Cybrary with nasty bugs. Can you help the
Cybersquad clean up the mess using a bar graph?
 Create a Graph
This interactive tool allows you to create four different types of graphs:
concrete, pictorial, symbolic, and graphic. You can use this website to see
percentages and create models to represent problem situations.
 Fish Tank
Learn about probability by counting red fish and then figuring out how
many fish are in the tank.
 Theme Park Favorites
Draw conclusions about Theme Parks after looking at data.
 USU Data Analysis & Probability (Grades 3 - 5)
Virtual manipulatives related to the NCTM Data Analysis & Probability
standard for grades 3 - 5.
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