Websites

 1. [|AAAmath.com] This is a great math related interactive website. The site is made for grades K-8, and for just about every math related topic within those grade levels. Once on the site you can find your topic several ways. You can choose the class you are in or the grade level you are at. From there, after you find your topic you can read more on the topic, practice by doing problems and receiving immediate feedback, or you can play a game directly related to the chosen topic.  2. [|Cool math .com - An amusement park of math and more! Math lessons, math games, math practice, math fun!] This website is made for grade levels 4 and up. However, they do have [|Cool math 4 kids .com - Online Math Games] for grade levels lower than 4th. This website is a little bit more difficult to navigate. I could not find any games directly related to the topic I searched. However, the interactive practice problems do offer immediate feedback which is good. This way, students do not mistakenly think they are doing something right when they are not.  3. [|Figure This! Math Challenges for Families - Challenge Index]. This website is made for middle school mathematics. It is not interactive, but it relates every included math topic to real life situations. I think this website is more for teachers and parents who want to show their student(s) the importance of math.  4. [|Math Cats -- fun math for kids]. This website is mostly for K-6th graders. It is an interactive website. Every topic has an activity related to the topic you chose. Then, underneath is an explanation of the entire topic. This is great because the activities directly relate to the topics and the games are a lot of fun! I personally had a blast with them, and they range in difficulty so the student has room to grow and get better.  5. [|Welcome to the Math League]. This website is mainly helpful for 4th to 8th graders. It is not an interactive website. I think that this website is only useful for its Mathematics Help Facility. It is just good to use as a reference for definitions.  6. [|FunBrain.com - The Internet's #1 Education Site for K-8 Kids and Teachers]. This website is specifically for students K-8th grade. It contains a lot of interactive games. However, there are no explanations or practice problems. So, I didn’t really care for the fact that it only offered practice games but no real help.  7. [|Math.com - World of Math Online]. This website is for students in grades 7th and up. It is not interactive, however, it has a lot to offer. It is full of explanations on math topics, offers online tutoring and online homework help, practice exercises, and games. The games on this website are suitable for the older children unlike the previous websites, which was nice to see. The website is also full of helpful tools and various calculators.  8. [|WebMath - Solve Your Math Problem]. This website is helpful for any student. Regardless of age or grade level. This website can answer any math problem the student is having difficulty with. The student just inserts the problem into the forum and then webmath solves the problem with step by step instructions so the student can then find the answer themselves! I think this is amazing because sometimes we just need to see something solved before it actually clicks.  9. [|Math Homework Help - Answers to Math Problems - Hotmath]. This website is made for students in 7th grade math classes through Calculus. It works directly with a particular book, which can be helpful when using in a classroom setting. The website gives step by step solutions, offers practice test, live math help, workbooks, games and activities.  10. [|Purplemath]. This website is for Algebra students, so mostly 7th grade or so. It offers free online tutoring and lessons, quizzes and worksheets, and what I think is the best part of the website, the other useful sites and services. It offers some great additional sites for algebra help. I wish I had not looked at this website last because these additional sites would have been a great help.