Math+Resources

Why don't we post in grade order (starting with pre-K and ending with high school)? - Megan

Sounds great Megan. I was a head teacher in Pre-K for 5 years while completing my first degree. I used the [|Mailbox Magazine] for so many great lessons for the younger grades. I've also taught first through third grade and I've used [|Super Teacher Worksheets] and []. My school has paid for a two year subscription for ixl, and we are using it for the second year as our summer review work. I also use the math website from our [|Everyday Math] Program in my current teaching. Students are also using this [|great multiplication site] to help them practice their facts. Megan, I don't think I formatted it the way you were thinking, but I shared some of the tools that I've used and my students enjoy!~ Michelle

I use many of the same references: Mailbox Magazine, Super Teacher Worksheets, and IXL resources with my first grade students. Mailbox magazine and Super Teacher are used for additional practice and I use [|IXL Grade One] a lot with my intervention students as well as part of a center occasionally. Our math program is [|Investigations] where we follow manual recommendations and tools online. Each teacher has a log-in through Pearson SuccessNet where teacher resources are available and students can access handbooks and games from home. There are also a large number of iPad applications that I have for my students to use. There is a great fishing game, called Hungry Fish, that reinforces beginning addition skills. - Rosanne

I taught 4 special education preschool classes this past summer, and I also used a ton of resources from Mailbox Magazine. I rarely copied any worksheets, but I did use math, language arts, and craft ideas from the library books that I checked out. There are so many inexpensive or free resources out there! - Anne Marie

Can't wait to check them out! Thanks! - Megan

These are some websites that I used with the children to practice multiplication and division as well as other math skills that we learned this year. This one was geared towardad practicing adding fractions. http://nlvm.usu.edu/en/nav/category_g_2_t_1.html this website provides students with many different opportunities forusing interactive manipulatives!