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Board game with 100 chart
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Sink a pirate ship by counting barrels and typing in the number.
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Put numbers in order using different levels. Good for click and drag.
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Students must lick and drag the missing numbers to the correct spot on the hundreds chart. Fill it in and win the game.
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Count & move the Oktas in order to save them.
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Students must help Hutch park the pods by clicking on the correct number between 1-100. Students will love the sound effects!
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Base ten blocks and ones to be bundled into groups of 10s. A lot of click and drag.
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Number line model using a boat to count by 10s and 1s to reach a specific distance
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Click on ones and tens to make the large number shown on the rock.
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Tens and ones models. Quick review of counting ones and tens to come up with a numerical answer.
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Help the alien spaceship move cows into corrals by counting & grouping 10s.
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10 frames or base 10 blocks flash on the screen. Identify what number was shown
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Counting by 2's. Quick reflexes are needed to click on the even numbered fish as they swim past.
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Allows students to skip count by any number. Play as a game and get bonus points.
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Students are shown numbers skip counting by 10s. The must fill in the missing numbers.
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Students must click on the mole that has the correct number shown. The faster they click on them the faster the numbers move up.
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Help the alien spaceship move cows into corrals by counting & grouping by 5, 10.
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Matching halves
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Fractions of 1/2. 1/3. and 1/4. Set and region models.
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Estimate the Number of Bugs
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Ten frames- 4 games
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Find pairs of numbers that equal 5-10. A fun way to practice + facts!
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Students must put the dart either on the target number or on the outside of the board to double the number.
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Several different addition and subtraction games. Students can play against other players and see who wins the race.
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Count the number of pins still standing and enter the correct number in the number sentence.
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The bus # tells students how many children to put on the bus. Click and drag children into the top and bottom of the bus.
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Students must complete a pipe to equal sums between 4 and 10. One addend is given. Get it correct and save a whale!
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Drag the pizzas to the tables to make your way through a busy shift at the pizzaria.
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Solve the addition problems correctly and earn clothes, hair styles, skin colors, etc. for your models. FUN!
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Students must match the addition problem with the correct sum. Great for practicing +!
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Find the number twins that equal to 10
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Choose cards so that the sum of any 3 of them is equal to the given sum
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Students must answer 5 addition and subtraction word problems correctly. Get 5 and you win!
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Share | Help the alien spaceship move cows into corrals by counting, adding, & subtracting.
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Model & solve word problems for + and –
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Students must type in the total amount of a given set of coins. GREAT for counting coins!
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Students must count the given coins to match a total. Choose Concentration, Matching or Flashcard format.
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Students must figure out the hidden sums and then match them to the correct totals. This is tricky!!!
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Learn how to count, collect, exchange, and make change for coins.
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Match the given time to the correct analog clock. Cover the board and you win!
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Click anywhere on the clock face to move the big hand to match the time given.
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Set the clock to the given written time by moving the arrows backwards or forwards. An alarm rings when you are correct.
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Drag the 5 digital times to the correct analog clock then press STOP THE CLOCK. Try to beat your best time!
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Telling time tutorial
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Pick the clock that shows the correct time. 4 levels!
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Several Links to Telling Time Sites
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Line up the people from tallest to shortest while the clock is running. Challenge a friend and see who is faster!
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Measure length using non-standard units.
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Comparing Heights
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Length
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Students must fill a container with pots of water using the fewest number of pours. Remember not to over fill you container
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Students must click on the container that has the most water once it has been poured in both containers. Look carefully!
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Hacker has removed the numbers from all the poddles of Poddleville. Students must use the scale to figure out the correct number
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2 players take turns and try to be first to get 4 in a row. First one to complete the task - wins!
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Help Pablo out in the lab by handing him the correct shape he asks for. Get 5 correct and win!
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Lots of fun! Drag the correct shapes onto the pic and then turn shapes, enlarge them, or shrink them. Easy or hard levels.
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Tally marks to pictograph
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Students must sort the objects into their own groups. Click and drag the objects anywhere in the garden.
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Sort by color, shape and size
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Sort attribute blocks by color, size, shape/
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Make patterns by creating them anywhere in the room. Click and drag objects from the bookcase to make the patterns.
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Students must complete patterns by clicking on the object that comes next. Fun and great practice!
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Make patterns by creating them anywhere in the room. Click and drag objects from the bookcase to make the patterns.
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Students must complete patterns by clicking on the object that comes next. Fun and great practice!
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Students can input 2 equations/and,or numbers onto a balance scale so they are equal.
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An open ended, teacher led activity for equality
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Students can build numbers, 1s,10s, and 100s, by clicking on each place value and choosing what # they want to put there.
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Students can click on penguins and drag them onto the # chart. 2 levels of play. FUN!
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Students see groups of 10s and 1s and must determine what # is represented.
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Play against the computer and build the greater 3 digit number
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Practice rounding to the nearest 10.
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Round 2 digit numbers to the nearest ten.
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Students must click and drag > or < symbols to place between 2 numbers. # are from 1-10,000 & 3 levels.
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Here is a game to help students remember > and <. Click on the crocodile & he will turn around and show the correct symbol
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Compare 2 numbers with <, >, = and race your car.
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Students must click on the dragon's egg and then decide if it is odd or even. Very basic work on odd and even.
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Students can pick from 3 levels and click and drag numbers to the correct oval - Odd Numbers or Even Numbers
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Students can pick from 5 games but this site is very slow to load. Cute games, very basic, and good for 2nd graders.
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Students look at rows of cats all in blue except one orange one. They must click on the correct ordinal # of the orange cat.
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Students must match numbers, shapes, fractions, or multiplication facts to get pairs. Fun!
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Match the fraction to the model.
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Find the fraction of a set.
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Find the fraction of the circle.
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Build a sandcastle at the beach.
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Design a flag with halves and fourths
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Click next and students will see an + problem. Click on the mummy with the correct answer above it and you get to see a monster
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Students will love creating their own monster by answering addition problems correctly. A hit!
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Drag the pizzas to the correct tables to make your way through your busy shift at the pizzaria. Get 20 ?s correct & your shift i
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Students must answer addition problems correctly to build a path for the monkey to cross the water. Quick drill on + facts.
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First students must create 6 addition and subtraction problems on a magnetic board. Next they must type in their number sentence
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Students take turns rolling the dice and solving addition problems. First one to the top of the high-rise wins!
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Good direction tutorial at the beginning and throughout the game. Students create number sentences to get the target # which is
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Drag and drop the number cards to make sum sense. When you think the cards are in the correct place press next.
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Serve up some great ice cream to some hungry penguins! Addition practice
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Drag and drop the # cards to make sum sense. When you think the cards are in the correct position press next.
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Choose cards so that the sum of any 3 of them is equal to the given sum.
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Practice Facts
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Simple addition drill game. Several + and - games available
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Part-part-whole: Sums to 100
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Share | Help the alien spaceship move cows into corrals using adding.
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Simple subtraction drill games. Several to choose from.
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Help the alien spaceship move cows into corrals with subtracting
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Solve word problems about the circus. No place to regroup is given yet is it required. Looks like all 5 ?s are +.
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Model & solve word problems for + and –
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Match the missing addends to the correct equation.
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Match the missing number to the correct equation
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Students must roll coins down a slide and into a cup to make the amount shown. They will love the sound effects as well.
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Fun game where students must click on coins and add them up so they equal a given amount of money. Time counts
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Learn how to count, collect, exchange, and make change for coins.
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Click the coins to add to your bank. 3 levels!
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Count the money with coins.
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Students can use a measuring stick to check which pencil is the length asked for in the problem
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Measure the length of objects using cm.
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Measure the length of objects using inches
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Students must add fruit to the balance scale so they are equal. They can also work with a pan scale.
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Place weights on a balance scale to measure mass
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Read the time in words and then stop the clock when the hands are in the matching position. You better be quick
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Telling time tutorial
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Pick the clock that shows the correct time. 4 levels!
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Choose the correct time and the mouse runs up the clock
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Variety of Telling Time Websites
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Video
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Video Clip
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Variety of Games
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Choose to nearest hour, half hour, or quarter hour
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Calendar Practice
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7 Different Calendar Games
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Students must put the thermometer in each glass and select all the ones that meet the temperature shown. 5 leves that check both
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Students must find and copy plane figures that have a line of symmetry. Place the line of symmetry correctly
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Students must click on the correct shape that the computer highlights. Some are tricky so be careful!
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Students must click on the shape asked for in the lab. They may have to count sides or the amount colored in.
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Click on each child to find out their favorite hobby. Then type in the total for each hobby and click done. Fun game!
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Students must click and drag objects to the bed to create patterns. Sometimes they need 2 of something and sometimes they need 5
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Students must click and drag objects to the bed to create patterns. Sometimes they need 2 of something and sometimes they need 5
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Students must decide what piece comes next in the pattern. Some are tricky so be careful!
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Students must decide what piece comes next in the pattern. Some are tricky so be careful!
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Choose the object that comes next in the pattern
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Balance the sides of the scale.
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The Poddles have lost their numbers. The scale show equals and not equals symbols.
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An open ended, teacher led activity for equality
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PBS Learning
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Students will love typing in the correct number and then firing the cannon at the bulls eye. 3 levels
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Practice rounding
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Compare number size and place the greater or less than sign in the correct place.
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Test your knowledge of x & ÷
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Students must click on puzzle pieces to match written fractions to pie fractions. When they match squares a picture is revealed.
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Students can play several different games. Each one has a tutorial to start so everyone understands what they games ask & how to
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Match the fraction to the correct answer as fast as you can. The faster you match, the higher your score. 4 levels.
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Students will like selecting the correct answers for how much pizza is left. Match the pizza left to the correct fraction.
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Students must click on the fraction that matches the equivalent fraction. Click on the pair to see if they match.
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Design a flag to model fractions
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Build a sandcastle at the beach.
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Model mixed numbers.
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Help find Grampy!
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Find fractons on a number line
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Hit a homeroom by solving single & multistep word problems.
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Solve single/multistep word problems with Katie
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Choose the subtraction splitting game
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Add 1, 2, or 3 digit numbers, but don't go past 1000!
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Model & solve word problems for + and –
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Practice solving multistep word problems.
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Choose cards so that the sum of any 3 of them is equal to the given sum.
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http://www.brainormous.com/online/loader_multiflyer.html
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Good drill game for X. Once students make a mistake they must begin all over again. Kept repeating the same facts everytime.
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Drag and drop the # cards to make sum sense. When you think the cards are in the correct position press next. Try to get 8 ÷ ?s
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Drag and drop the # cards to make sum sense. When you think the cards are in the correct position press next. Try to get 8 X ?s
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Students work X facts correctly to build a model. They earn 7 different skin tones, hair styles, pants, etc.
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Drag the pizzas to the correct tables to make your way through your busy shift at the pizzaria. Get 20 ?s correct & your shift
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Get 4 in a row by moving the markers, red or blue, to the # line to form products. EX: Player 1 moves to 4, player 2 moves to 8,
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Learn your multiplication facts with this game
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Choose times table grid game.
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Find the missing factor.
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Find the missing number.
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Fact Practice
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Students can add red balls to the display and then see 2 different ways to write the equations.
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Number line model
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Students must skip count to figure out how many bags to load onto a camel. Very slow to transition.
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Play a board game where you create an array or a multiplication sentence.
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Model & solve word problems for multiplication.
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Enter a starting number, ending number & what number you would like to count by.
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Represent multiplication with set model
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Build arrays for multiplication facts
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Use models to add fractions with like denominators.
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Students are the cashiers and need to give customers the correct change. 3 levels, hints, & show change amount options available
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Learn how to count, collect, exchange, and make change for coins
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Count coins and bills-beginner and expert levels
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Click the coins to add to your bank. 3 levels!
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Score points by giving customers the correct change!
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Students can click on the correct answer after figuring out how long a given line is in cm. 10 out of 10 gets you a perfect scor
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Students can set the aliens weight, drag them to the scale & weigh them in. Several options available including kgs, lbs.,
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By pouring liquid from large container to small students must find from 1-8 qts. Each time either of the containers has a volume
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Students are asked questions to build their vocabulary about measurement, reading mass, volume & capacity, and length.
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Choose different size pots to fill a container in the least number of pours.
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Use the ruler to measure lengths.
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Find the perimeter
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Find the area.
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Find the area of the figure.
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Use the rulers to measure and find the perimeter
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Read the time in words and then stop the clock when the hands are in the matching position. You better be quick to get all 10
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Students will love matching the digital times to the analog clocks
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Students must click and drag and the hands on an analog clock to match the given time.
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Telling time tutorial
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Pick the clock that shows the correct time. 4 levels!
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Variety of Telling Time Activities
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Match the equivalent time measures.
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Students are asked 10 questions to quiz them on reading a thermometer in C and F degrees
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Students must click and drag a thermometer into 6 glasses & check the temperature
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A tutorial for students about shapes, # of sides, # of corners and lines of symmetry. They can click and see the lines of symmet
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Just 3 simple quick sorts for students to identify-#of sides, right angles, triangle, and quadrilaterals.
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This tool allows you to learn about geometric solids and their properties
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Students must click on each child to find out data about them. Then type in the totals for information they found out.
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Interpret data on a line plot.
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Create pictographs
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Create your own bar, line, or pie graph
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Students can look at the colored balls in the machine and guess what color ball will come out. They then move a bar to predict
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Help Bobbie Bear know how many outfits he can make using different colored shirts and pants. Fun for students to dress the bear!
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Students must be able to see a pattern, ab, abc, etc., and then pick the row that matches the same pattern by clicking on it.
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Complete the number patterns.
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Open ended activity to support exploration into # properties. Students can enter numbers on 2 sides of a see-saw
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Students can input 2 expressions onto a balance scale so they are equal. They can use +, -, x, or ÷.
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Choose addition or subtraction and the number to practice.
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Serve up some great ice cream to some hungry penguins! Addition practice
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Help Sketch get away from the erasers
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Help Sketch get away from the erasers.
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Be a math magician by answereing addition or subtraction facts
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Learn your multiplication facts with this game
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Choose times table grid game.
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Get 4 in a row to win.
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Good lesson to help students understand the greater than and less than symbols through 10,000.
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Students will enjoy building mystery numbers by dragging the correct number to the correct place value. Self checking
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Students are shown a number & asked to click on a specific place value. If they are wrong there is a tutorial. Self checking
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2 games in 1. Students are given 2 numbers and must click on the correct symbol which is either greater than, less than, or = to
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Students must match digits to dots to form a pair in a fun game of concentration.
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3 levels of play. Students must click on pairs of equivalent fractions. Fun and quick!
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3 levels of play. Students must click on pairs of fractions matching pies to equal fractions. Fun and quick!
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Design a flag to model fractions
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Sort different representations of fractions
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Students pop balloons from smallest fraction to largest. There are both fractions and pies showing the fractions to help
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Students must click on >, <, or = to show the greater fraction. Once they click there is a tutorial to help them.
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Create equivalent fractions by dividing & shading squares (circles) & match each fraction to its location on the number line.
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Choose the ordering fractions game
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Choose Fractions dolphins racing game.
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Plot Fractions on a Numberline
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Students must hang all the shirts in lowest to highest order using mixed sets of numbers with up to 3 decimal places.
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Students are shown 6 decimal squares and asked to type the decimal for the shaded part of each square.
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Place the decimals on the correct point on a number line
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Students must type in a decimal where they think the dart will pop a balloon.
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Help Jimmy make enough $ to buy a scooter for his paper route. Students will love picking the correct place values!
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Click on 2 squares to make a match.
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Students can pick +,X, or % to estimate. Activity is timed so students try to answer before their time runs out.
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Students will love to figure out the power lines to reach the given total. Logical thinking and quick knowledge of + & - facts
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Multi-step problems with video solutions
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Choose the written multiplication game to play.
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Mental Math! Click on two numbers that make the equation below the grid true (e.g. __ x __ = 15 or __ x __ = 208
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Fact Practice
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Choose the written division game.
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Use your division skills at the Quotient Cafe!
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Hit a homeroom by solving single/ multistep word problems
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Solve single/multistep word problems with Katie
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Model & solve word problems for + and –
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Model & solve word problems for multiplication
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Solve single/multistep word problems and then play basketball
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Practice solving multistep word problems.
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Explore factorization of numbers to find the GCF.
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Find the LCD of 2 fractions.
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Find the GCF of 2 numbers.
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Students can + fractions with lines or with circles. 3 levels that go from like denominators to sums that must be entered as a m
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Students can - fractions using lines or circles.
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Object of the game is to get all the markers to the right side of the game board using as few cards as possible
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Students weigh 5 Gregs. Each must be weighed by moving the weights on the graduated bar until the bar is level.
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Students must weigh 5 Gregs in grams by moving the weights on a graduated bar.
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Aim your laser beams at 7 asteroids. To hit them you must enter the correct whole number. 3 levels.
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Students will love to decide whether to hold their decimal card or replace it with another one. Type the difference in the 2 dec
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Choose cards so that the sum of any 3 of them is equal to the given sum.
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Model & solve word problems with fractions.
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Students load a package onto the scale where the weight shows up in kg. Students must then type in their answers as to how much
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Students click on a button to find the weight on a scale. They must type the weight shown in the box. Self-checking. 4 levels
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Shapes have different values and students must balance the scales using different shapes. The answer is correct when the scale
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Students must load crates onto the scale that Molly asks for both my size(meters) and weight(kilogams).
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Students can choose +,-, x,÷ and must click on the bouncing balls to put them in ascending order.
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Students are asked questions to build their vocabulary about measurement, reading mass, volume & capacity, and length.
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Find the equivalent measure on the ruler
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Find the equivalent measures
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Find the equivalent measure on the ruler
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Students are asked questions to build their vocabulary about measurement, reading mass, volume & capacity, and length.
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By pouring liquid from large container to small students must find from 1-8 qts. Each time either of the containers has a volume
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Show the elapsed time on the clock.
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Choose the correct clock to find the elapsed time
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Variety of Telling Time Sites
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Explore transformations with pattern blocks
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Explore transformations with pattern blocks
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Explore transformations with pattern blocks
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2 games in 1. First, students determine probability of a certain card turning up.
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Cute game where students must tally information and then pick the graph that shows the correct information in pie graph form.
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Fun game using a bar graph to answer baseball questions. It is a little tough to pinpoint where the coordinates are exactly.
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Students must read questions and analyze data from a graph. There are multiple levels & various graphs to use. Scores are given
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Creating Graphs
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Create a bar, line, or pie graph
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Students are given 8 boxes filled with either #s in a pattern or rules
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Students or teacher can input start #s and step increments. Students must work through 11 steps to come up with ending #s.
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Fun game where students enter a number and the game gives them the output. They must figure out the rule. Self checking.
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Complete the number patterns.
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Input and output functions
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Open ended activity to support exploration into # properties. Students can enter numbers on 2 sides of a see-saw and see of the
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Students can input 2 expressions onto a balance scale so they are equal. They can use +, -, x, or ÷.
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Compare expressions using <, >, =
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place the numbers so that each line is equal to the Powerline total. Challenge yourself and play this!
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Choose addition or subtraction and the number to practice
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Serve up some great ice cream to some hungry penguins! Addition practice
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Help Sketch get away from the erasers
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Play Four in a Row online!
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Learn your multiplication facts with this game
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Choose a multiplication game to play
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Choose a division game to play.
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Be a math magician by answereing multiplication or division facts.
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Choose times table grid game.
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Get 4 in a row to win.
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Set skill level and clock to meet needs. Click on grid to start. Click on clock to stop time. See how quickly students can type
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Play against a robot to see who can build the biggest decimal by using the spinner.
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Given a number round it to the nearest hundredths
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Hang shirts on the clothesline from smallest to largest decimals.
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Students will love playing this carnival type game. The object is to figure out the decimals will pop the balloons.
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Students can have fun putting the various fractions, decimals, and percentages where they belong on a number line.
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Students will love controlling the human to shoot out the fractions falling from the sky.
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Use lines and circles to rename mixed numbers to fractions. Students can also rename fractions in higher terms.
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Students must click on the greatest fraction. This is a quick drill activity. Be sure to scroll down to see the activity!
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Students must compare decimals to decide where to throw a dart to pop balloons.
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Students are asked to arrange decimals in order from lowest to highest values. This is a click and drag activity.
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Students will enjoy clicking on the bouncing balls in ascending order of fractions.
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Choose the ordering fractions game
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Choose Fractions dolphins racing game.
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Create equivalent fractions.
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Plot Fractions on a Number line
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The Factor Game is a fun, interactive game that exercises your factoring ability.
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Test your knowledge of prime & composite numbers by playing this game.
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Are the numbers odd or even?
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Explore factorization of numbers.
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Pick the prime number or composite number
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Students must quickly round mixed numbers and then they can shoot asteroids as they fly accross the screen. Various Levels
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Students are asked to divide decimals by a single digit mentally. Self correcting check.
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Students must weigh 5 Gregs in grams by moving the weights on a graduated bar. Then they must subtract the weights
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Choose cards so that the sum of any 3 of them is equal to the given sum
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Hit a homeroom by solving single/multistep word problems
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Hit a homeroom by solving single/multistep word problems
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Students must work with just a few numbers and math operations on a calculator to check off given answers. 4 different levels.
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Multi-step problems with video solutions
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Students must divide given numbers by digits 1-9. They must click on the number as it shows up on the flashing screen
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Solve single/multistep word problems with Katie
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Model & solve word problems for + and –
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Choose the written division game
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Solve single/multistep word problems with Katie
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Model & solve word problems for x and ÷
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Solve single/multistep word problems and then play basketball
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Fact Practice
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Students must add fractions using lines or circles. They can also add unlike denominators as well as mixed numbers and then red
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Students must - fractions using lines or circles. They can also - unlike denominators as well as mixed numbers.
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Fun game however once you make a mistake, you can not go back and fix it. A little frustrating.
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Model & solve word problems with fractions.
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This game allows students to individually practice working with relationships among fractions and ways of combining fractions
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Practice order of operantions in a game format
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Click on the correct operation to solve.
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Practice order of operantions in bingo format.
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Try this self-checking game to practice order of operations
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Challenge yourself with this game.
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Students must count the perimeter of each random shape. They are able to enlarge their areas to make the puzzle more difficult
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Students are tutored to find the area of a rectangle, parallelogram, and triangle and see how they are all related to each other
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Students will love building spaceships using straight lines and rotating peieces. When built they can send their ship off
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Students must help Jack measure various units of measurements- mass, volume, and lengths. Spelling counts in this game!
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Use the interactive thermometer. ºF and ºC
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This activity allows the user to practice determining the elapsed time given a starting and ending time. Both analog and digital
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Students see flying spaceships and must determine the angle to shoot them down using - and +. Then fire away!
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Measure angles with this onlne protractor.
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This is a tutorial interactive site to help students with vocabulary, seeing diagonals within shapes, and angles.
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This is a quick and easy game with 5 levels to see if students understand various angles.
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Combining figures
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Explore how to decompose shapes and recompose them to make other shapes.
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Do you know their propoerties? Try this interactive quest!
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Use the tangram pieces to combine plane figures.
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Students must find a hidden picture by matching pictures to the correct flashcard vocabulary word.
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Students will love moving the robot left or right using the arrows and then shooting at the spaceships to see if their answers
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Quick and easy game with 5 levels to see if students understand various angles.
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Students will wish there were more than a sample and 4 problems to figure out. Logical thinking and self checking.
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Students must choose a starting place for a wildfire and enter the probability that it will spread
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Students create various types of spinners and then conduct probability experiments. Fun!
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2 games in 1. First, students determine probability of a certain card turning up.
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Create a bar, line, or pie graph
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This activity generates a stem and leaf plot from data the user enters. Works well for groups of 2-4 for 30 minutes.
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Students can gather information to input into graph form. Various types, directions & shapes are available to choose. FUN
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Students must find the mean, median, and range for 3 bikes uning numbers 1-9.
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Students will watch a race & find the mean times for the top 3. Then these figures will be rounded to 2 decimal places
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Students are asked to figure the mode, median, and mean of different height buildings. A fun way to practice math skills!
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Students can input start # and step increments. Students must work through 11 steps to come up with ending answers. Self checkin
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Fun game where students enter a number and the game gives them the output. They must figure out the rule. Self checking.
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Students will love cracking the code on the safe to open it. They drag tiles into the gaps in the pattern and win prizes.
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Explore the concept of functions by putting values into this machine and observing its output.
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Complete the number patterns.
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Find the weight of each Wangdoodle using information provided by the scales. Fun but challenging intro into algebraic equations.
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Model one step linear equations using this tool.
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Millionaire Game
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Matching
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Students can input 2 expressions onto a balance scale so they are equal. They can use +, -, x, or ÷.
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Choose addition or subtraction and the number to practice.
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place the numbers so that each line is equal to the Powerline total. Challenge yourself and play this!
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Choose addition or subtraction and the number to practice
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Serve up some great ice cream to some hungry penguins! Addition practice
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Help Sketch get away from the erasers.
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Learn your multiplication facts with this game.
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Choose a multiplication game to play.
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Choose a division game to play
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Be a math magician by answereing multiplication or division facts.
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Use your multiplication facts to beat the computer.
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Choose times table grid game.
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Get 4 in a row to win.
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By Skill and Grade Level
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SOL Practice Questions
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Resources and games for K-5
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SOL Review Lessons and Videos
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Word problem practice organized by grade level and skill.
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Mixed Review of 3rd Grade Skills
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Create your own comic book!
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Teaching resources organized by grade level and strand.
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Grades 3-5 Measurement Activities
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Students can identify shapes in real world objects and situations
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Instructional videos for a wide variety of skills
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Variety of Line Graphs for Instruction
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Create practice problems
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Make your own math template!
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Math Resources by Grade Level
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Variety of links to growing patterns.
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TEI practice items organized by grade level and skill
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Released test items, standards, and blueprints
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Organized by grade level and skill
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Organized by grade level and skill
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Problem solving tasks by grade level
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5th grade open ended problems by strand
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Exemplars organized by grade level and strand. Contains rubrics and versions in spanish.