Teaching Resources Websites

Free resources for teachers and homeschooling parents. Site has a worksheet generator, an electronic math textbook for grades 1-5, a math resources list that emphasizes interactive content and games, curriculum corner, and math teaching section.

The mathematics class in which CASIO uses the graph electronic calculator is introduced.

Flash-based games that improve math skills.

Videotape-and-workbook modules that explore basic topics in high school mathematics in ways that cannot be done at the chalkboard or in a textbook.

Creative math methods and activities for teachers, homeschoolers, and concerned parents (especially grades 3-9). Learning styles, NCTM Standards, teaching strategies; over 90 thoughtful, real-life activities.

A project to give support to mathematics education, and to make people of all ages and abilities more aware of the contribution of maths and its applications to their everyday lives

Printable Free hands-on activities, patterns and grids to help teach math concepts for K-6.

Teaching resources for maths students aged 11 to 15 including Mathattack topic-based homework packages, Mathact Activity Books and low cost Master Maths textbooks. Sample pages available for free download.

Teaching resources, lesson plans for K-12 Canadian mathematics teachers, a question and answer service, and a mailing list for teachers.

A bimonthly publication offering tips and lesson plans for interactive math projects, discussions on relevant topics, and contributions from around the world. A free issue is available, and subscriptions are available in electronic or hardcopy format.

An explanation, using the concept of mathematical "place value", of how to teach material based on analyzing its logical and conceptual structure.

Discussions for K-12 geometry teachers.

Multimedia learning units on mathematical subjects (Algebra, Geometry, Functions, Limiting processes, Derivatives and other more advanced topics) for secondary school, highschool, college, and university

Geometry professors and instructors may keep abreast of issues in their profession at the geometry-college discussion list.

A question and answer service for teachers and parents who have questions about teaching math. T2T offers an archive of answers, pages of public discussions, and a form for submitting questions.

K-12 teachers of math may find helpful input at the K12.ed.math discussion list.

Math instructors interested in maintaining the highest quality of education may find helpful input at math.teaching.styles discussion list.

Instructors of general and advanced mathematics will find others who share their interests at the sci.math discussion list.

Math instructors interested in incorporating multimedia technologies in the classroom may find helpful input at math.teaching.technology discussion list.

Math instructors interested in education reform may find helpful input at the math-teach (formerly NCTM-L) discussion list.

A collection of resources for schools

Electronic edition

Educational videos for K-12, including a thirty-volume Basic Math series, Algebra series and Geometry series.

A mathematics development project for nursery, primary, special and lower secondary teachers.

Fantasy and real life posters designed for senior maths classes.

National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM) Standards 2000 project discussion group.

Free resources to support maths teaching in schools - news, links and free downloads.

Math topics with interactive practice, explanations and challenge games for each.

K-12 Math Fact Sheets

200 Math Number Puzzles, including arithmetic, rounding, fractions, decimals, algebra, multiplication, ratios, word problems, and order of operations.

Collection of graphs, grids, and number lines for educational or personal use.

Online resources for both teachers and students of collegiate mathematics.

A site for students (gr. 6-12) and teachers to find challenging mathematics projects and sign up of free mentoring on their project. [Project ended in 2002, but the site maintains archives of materials used.]

Archives of the Association of Mathematics Teacher Educators discussion list.

A list of some of the innovations in Mathematics teaching in Universities and other Higher Education Institutions in the United Kingdom.

Using art, writing, journals, research, computers, and the internet to make math class an exciting adventure. Includes free downloads and information about the members.

AAAS evaluation of the content and effectiveness of mathematics textbooks and related curriculum materials for middle school math.

A portable, interactive math exhibit based on the idea of symmetry. Currently plans are being made to take the show to shopping malls, and to mount a replica of the show as a permanent exhibit at the future Riverside Youth Museum.

The goals of this site are the creation, collection, evaluation, and dissemination of java-based courseware for middle school mathematics explorations.

Educational site, including Escher-like tessellations, 3D Polyhedral Papercraft Models of the 5 Platonic Solids, 3D images and educational goods

Real-time video-conferencing for schools to allow projects to shared between schools and communication with mathematic professionals.

Help students in grades 6-12 learn new mathematical ideas by building on old ones.

A system to administer graded tests using Maple and the Web.

Provides tips and reasons for providing historical math background to students in high school and beyond. Page includes discussion ideas, curriculum suggestions, and links to book publications. From the New Mexico State University.

Describes several Escher-based activities used by the author with middle school children to promote mathematics as a study of patterns.

Designed to "illuminate" the new NCTM Principles and Standards for School Mathematics.

Fun classroom games for teaching maths to elementary school children.

Quality lesson plans, classroom activities and educational resources for math teachers

For teachers of grades K-12. Each month, Mathline features a specific math topic, with an in-depth article, links to related resources, and daily facts related to the topic. PBS Mathline also offers an extensive professional development program.

Site devoted to offering fun, yet challenging, lessons and activities in high school (and college level) mathematics and computer programming for students and teachers.

Revision notes for A level students provided by Mike Cook.

Includes word problems, online games, and interactive quizzes.

On-line activities involving Cancer, Pattern Recognition and Image Analysis, and Geometry. Java required.