The following is a list of math websites suggested by educators for parents and scholars to use at home. Each link below is followed by a brief description.
MathForum: An online community including teachers, students, researchers, parents and educators who have an interest in math education. Website includes Problems of the Week, assistance, and discussion groups.
Mathplayground: Includes logic games and links to the common core.
AAAmath: Sorted by grade level and topic, includes explanations of math skills, practice problems and challenging games.
Coolmath: An interactive site that assist users to improve their basic math skills while play games and exploring new concepts.
Figurethis: Brought to you by the NCTM. Offers fun challenges to engage students in math while they're away from school.
Mathcats: Uses games to provide opportunities to explore important math concepts. Allows students to use a magic chalkboard and keep an art gallery.
Mathsisfun: A website for everyone (teachers, scholars, and parents), this website provides lessons and activities from numbers to algebra.
Mathleague: The Math League is created with scholars in grades 4-12 in mind. This website offers math contests, books and computer software. It even has a “Help Facility” which serves as a reference guide providing examples, definitions and explanations.
Funbrain: Includes games based on soccer, car racing and more. Also has a literacy component.
Everyday Math Online: As if we could leave this out, provides single and multiplayer games (but you will need a login) for grades K-5. Offers reference books, resources, and sample problems. Parents can access student homework assignments and more.
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