Math Websites

Here are 84 math websites for grades K-8, including mental math, facts, money, business, economics, more:

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2. Adding Decimals
3. Braingenie
4. CK12 Math help
5. Count us in—variety of math practice
6. EquatIO (Texthelp)–free for teachers; integrates into Canvas
7. Good Calculators
8. King of Math (app)
9. Learn Multiplication facts—for fun
10. Math Basics Plus
11. Math edutainment
12. Mathematica–from Wolfram Alpha; desktop, cloud, and mobile device
13. Math for K
14. Math Minutes
15. Math practice—requires subscription
16. Math Science Music
17. Math skills links
18. Mathway–make printable worksheets
19. New Assistments--aligns with your math curriculum
20. Operation Order – Funbrain
21. Order of Operations
22. Polyup–thinking with math grades 1-HS; web or Google CR
23. TED talk on math and computers
24. TEDEd talks on math
25. Thinking Blocks (app)
26. Transum Math
27. Virtual Manipulatives
28. XPMath–teacher guides, math games for lots of ages; aligned with CC
29. XtraMath–master basic math facts
30. Yummy Math–math in the news

Algebra

1. Algebra curriculum (pretty thorough but might be dated)

Art

1. Math art

Automaticity

Brainteasers

1. Khan Academy brain teasers
2. Khan Academy–turn on the lights
3. Khan Academy–alien abduction

Games

Geometry

Graphs

Lesson Plans

1. Common Core-aligned
2. Math bundle for K-8
3. Mathalicious–teach with real-world situations; lesson plans for older students

Math Apps

Math Facts

1. Math Duel–duel against a friend while learning math facts (app)
2. Sushi Monster–math facts from Scholastic (app)

Math Programs

Money

1. Money: Offline Activities

Numbers

1. Number concepts
2. Number Nut Math Games
3. Number Order

Number Square

1. Build a number square
2. Find Owl’s Friends–number square
3. Happy Numbers

Self-paced programs

1. Freckle
2. Khan Academy
3. Zearn

Simulations

Videos

Word Problems

1. Math and Logic Problems
2. Thinking Blocks–free (app)
3. Word and logic problems
4. Word problems–type them in, Wolfram/Alpha provides the answer and the how-to. Amazing.

Activities from Eric Curts

1.  Blog post – “11 Ways to Teach Math with Google Drawings” – Website link
2.  Help Guide – “Teaching Math with Google Drawings” – Google Document link
3.  Training video – “Teaching Math with Google Drawings” – YouTube Video
4.  Blog post – “Interactive Clock Face with Google Drawings” – Website link
5.  Interactive Clock Face template – Google Drawing link
6.  Blog post – “Creating Fractions in Google Slides and Drawings” – Website link
7.  Blog post – “Pattern Block Templates and Activities with Google Drawings” – Website link