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 ce Value and Addition Using Base Ten Piecesngas they read by using post it notes. Look for information about this in the neThe Curriculum-Related Websites contain websitesthat practice the skills that were are currently studying in math. (The General Math Websites contain fun gamesto practice addition, subtraction, multiplication, money, telling time,fractions, geometry, measuring, place value, and problem-solving skills.)

 

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NUMBER SENSE REVIEW

 

Place Value (ones, tens,hundreds, thousands)

 

Place Value Matching

Match the number with the correct base-ten pieces.

 

Place Value Puzzler

Read each number. Click on the digit in the number whose position is shown.

More Place Value Matching

Match the number with the correct base-ten pieces.

Help Chubs!

Help Chubs dive into the pool by choosing which digit is in a certain place value.

Numbers to 1,000

Show numbers to 1000 in different ways

Crossword Puzzle with Numbers

This activity includes numbers with 6-12 digits, so if you like a challenge, this game is for you!

 

Base Ten Blocks

Choose the type of number to make (ones, tens, or hundreds). Use base ten blocks to make the given number.

Place Value Golf

Choose a difficulty level (1, 2, or 3). Answer the questions to help Professor Duck Von Fly to take golf swings.

Mystery Number

Read the clues. Drag the digit into the correct place and make the mystery number.

Place Value Drag to 100,000

Drag the digits into their correct position in the number chart. Then type the number in the boxes.

Base Blocks

Use base ten pieces to make numbers.

Place Value Models

Decide which set of base ten pieces correctly represents the given number.

Place Value Names

In a given number, determine the place value of that digit.

Value of a Digit

Choose the number whose underlined digit is worth the given value.

Identify Digit in Particular Place Value

In a given number, choose which digit is in a particular place value.

Name That Number

 

 

 

 

Ordering and Comparing Numbers

 

One False Move

Look at the table of numbers. Click on the numbers in order from highest to lowest (or lowest to highest).

More or Less (1 to 1,000)

Read the numbers. Find which is smaller or larger.

 

Before or After (1 to 1,000)

Read each number. Find which numbers come before and after the main number.

Numbers in Order

Put the numbers in order and then answer questions.

Comparing Numbers

Decide if the first number is greater than, less than, or equal to the second number.

 

Greatest and Least

Look at groups of numbers (in data tables, lists, etc.). Decide which is the greatest/least?

Guess The Number

Enter a number range. Then start choosing numbers in that range. The range will change depending on your guesses. Try to guess the number in the least amount of guesses.

Guess the Magician’s Number

The Magician will give you a math word problem to solve. If your answer is too high or too low, he will let you know. Solve them in the fewest possible tries. 

Choose addition or subtraction and easy or hard.

 

 

 

Numbers (Words, Expanded Form,etc.)

 

Numbers 1 to 1,000 Quiz

Read the number word. Click on the digits that the words represent.

Numbers 1 to 10,000 Quiz

Read the number word. Click on the digits that the words represent

More or Less (1 to 10,000)

Read the numbers. Find which is smaller or larger.

 

Mystery Picture

Click on the number in words (on the right) and then click on the numeral on the left that matches the number in words.

 

Numbers in Words

Look at the numbers in words. Write the number with digits. Also, look at the digits and write the number in words.

 

More Larger Numbers

Place value to the 100 billions!

Cookie Dough (Number Words)

There are two ways to write this game. For each, choose numbers 0-10, 0-100, 0-100, or 0-10,000.

 

Game 1: You will be given a number on a check. Spell the words that make the number.

Game 2: You are given a number in words. Enter the digits that match that number.

 

Place Value Playoff

Match the number written in standard form with its corresponding number written in expanded form.

Mystery Picture

Click on a button with the words on the right. Then click on a button with the digits to match, on the left.

 

 

 

Number Lines

 

Number Line

Place the given number on the number line. 

FIRST, CHANGE “PLACES” FROM HUNDREDS TO TENS!

 

Number Line (1 and 2 digit)

Use the number line to solve addition problems.

Number Jump

Move the ball around the number line to smash the flies.

 

Hundred Charts

 

Hundreds Chart

Practice counting and visualizing number patterns using a hundreds chart.

Give the Dog A Bone

Using a blank hundred chart, find the numbers to reveal the missing dog bones.

100 Chart Game

Answer the questions using the hundred chart.

 

 

 Addition Review

 

Single-Digit Addition (Horizontal)

Single-Digit Addition (Vertical)

Click on the correct answer to the addition problem. 

 

Add 1, 4, or 8

 Look at the given number. Add 1, 4, or 8 to that number. Click on the correct answer.

Add 3, 7, or 9

Look at the given number.. Add 3, 7, or 9 to that number. Click on the correct answer.

Add 2, 5, or 10

Look at the given number. Add 2, 5, or 10 to that number. Click on the correct answer.

 

 Add Number Words

Read the number words.  Add the numbers together. Click on the correct answer.

Word Problems (One Digit)

Read each word problem. Calculate the answer. Click on the correct answer.

Number Line (1 and 2 digit)

Use the number line to solve addition problems.

Two-Digit Addition

Click on the correct answer to the addition problem. (with regrouping)

Double-Digit Addition (Horizontal)

Double-Digit (Vertical)

Click on the correct answer to the addition problem. (no regrouping)

 

Add Three Numbers

Add the three addends. 

Three-Digit Addition

(Without Regrouping)

(With Regrouping)

 

Click on the correct answer to the addition problem.

Four-Digit Addition

(Without Regrouping)

(With Regrouping)

Click on the correct answer to the addition problem.

Base Ten Addition

Use Base Ten pieces to show addition with and without regrouping.

Alien Addition

Invading spaceships with addition problems move down from the top of the screen toward a laser cannon on a platform at the bottom. Shoot a cannon toward the problem that matches the answer on the cannon.

Monkey Addition

Select the correct answer to the addition problem. That will help the monkey get to the island.

Addition Line Puzzle

Arrange the numbers so the lines equal the target number.

Level 2(Play after you finish the first game and receive a password.)

Level 3(Play after you finish Level 2 and receive a password.)

 

Deep Sea Duel

Find the seashell in the lower-left corner of the screen. The number in the shell is the sum that you need to make. You and Okta will take turns selecting cards. The first one to get the specified sum with three cards (in the 9card game) or four cards (in the 16card game) wins the game.

 

 Balloon Pop Addition

Solve the problems in the balloons. Click the pin to pop the balloons in order from the smallest sum to the largest sum.

 

Add Like Mad

Click on the squares to add numbers so they equal the value under the word “number”. 

 

If you did well with the first Add Like Mad game, you can try thisadvanced version.

Sums Stacker

Drag the numbers from stack to stack so the stacks equal the sums at the bottom.

Math Man

This game is like Pacman. First, eat the question mark to give you a math problem. Then eat the monster with the correct answer to the math problem on it.

Add Your Way to A Million

Solve multi-digit addition problems. This game is like “Who Wants to Be a Millionaire.”

Speed Grid Addition

Look at the grid and click on two numbers that when added together will equal the given sum.

Two Minute Warning

Race against the clock to see how many problems you can solve in two minutes. Select the addition problem.

 

Highrise Math

Add numbers and try to get to the top of the building first.

Follow the Rule

Follow the rule to complete the chart.

Up to three digits

More than three digits

Word Problems

Read the problem. Type the correct answer in the box.

Two numbers

Three or more numbers

Larger numbers

 

Fill in the Missing Number

Set 1

Set 2

Set 3(larger numbers)

 

 

 

 

 

 

Subtraction Review    Numberand Operations in Base Ten

 

Single-Digit Subtraction (Horizontal)

Single-Digit Subtraction (Vertical)

Click on the correct answer to the subtraction problem.

Number Line (1 and 2 digit)

Use the number line to solve subtraction problems.

Word Problems (One Digit)

Read each word problem. Calculate the answer. Click on the correct answer.

 

More Word Problems

Two-Digit Subtraction

Click on the correct answer to the subtraction problem. (with regrouping)

Three-Digit Subtraction

(Without Regrouping)

(With Regrouping)

Click on the correct answer to the subtraction problem.

 

Four-Digit Subtraction

(Without Regrouping)

(With Regrouping)

Click on the correct answer to the subtraction problem.

 

Base Ten Subtraction

Use Base Ten pieces to show subtraction with and without regrouping. 

 

               Two Minute Warning

Race against the clock to see how many problems you can solve in two minutes. Select the subtraction problem.

Follow the Rule

Follow the rule to complete the chart.

Up to three digits

More than three digits

Word Problems

Read the problem. Type the correct answer in the box.

Up to three digits

 

Fill in the Missing Number or Digit

Set 1

Set 2

Set 3

 

 

 

 Addition and Subtraction Review

 

Matching Mania

Choose addition or subtraction on the left. Match the problem to the answer.

 

 

 

 

Pan Balance

Click in either the red or blue pan. Enter an expression (number sentence). Then click on the other pan to enter an expression. The pans will move up and down depending on which expression is greater. When the expressions are equivalent (the same), the pans will balance and the full equation will be entered into theBalanced Equationstable.

 

Even and Odd

Decide if the answers to addition/subtraction problems are odd or even. Also, solve number pattern problems.

Addition

Subtraction

 

 Guess the Number

The Magician will give you a math word problem to solve. If your answer is too high or too low, he will let you know. Solve them in the fewest possible tries. 

Choose addition or subtraction and easy or hard.

 

Math Baseball

Score runs by answering problems correctly. Choose addition or subtraction.

Grand Slam Math

Solve addition and subtraction word problems.

Give Your Brain a Workout

Choose what kind of word problem you would like to solve.. There are over 600 problems to try.

 

Word Problems with Katie

Read and solve the word problems.

Math Hoops

Read and solve word problems.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Rounding and Estimating    Numberand Operations in Base Ten

 

Memory

Round to the nearest 10.

Estimation Contraption

Estimate the sum of the numbers.

 

Rounding Flashcards

Look at the given number. Read to determine if you should round to the nearest ten, hundred, thousand, etc. Type the rounded number in the box. (You can change the max value to thousand, ten-thousand, etc.)

 

Round About

First, learn more about rounding. Then practice rounding.

 

Rounding Numbers

Choose if you would like to round to the nearest ten, hundred, or thousand. You can also decide if you want to round large or small numbers.

 

Number Nut

Round to the nearest ten.

Round to the nearest ten MEMORY.

Round to the nearest hundred.

Round to the nearest hundred MEMORY.

 

 

Let’s Go Shopping

First, learn about rounding money. Then round dollar amounts.

Hangman Rounding

Round each number to the nearest thousand then add or subtract.

Math Zone

 

Round to the nearest hundred.

 

Round to the nearest ten or hundred.

Estimate By Rounding

Addition

Subtraction

 

Remember to click start. Click on the yellow button with the answer to the problem.

 

 

 

 

Multiplication    Operations and Algebraic Thinking

 

Memory Games

Ones                   Twos                    Threes

Fours                  Fives                      Sixes

Sevens               Eights                     Nines

Tens   

 

Word Problems

 Balloon Pop Multiplication

Solve the problems in the balloons. Click the pin to pop the balloons in order from the smallest product to the largest product.

 

Math Baseball

Score runs by answering problems correctly. Choose multiplication.

Rectangular Multiplication

Use groups of squares to show multiplication facts and their turnaround fact.

 

Matching Mania

Choose multiplication on the left. Match the problem to the answer.

Factorization

Click and drag to draw a rectangle. As you draw, the area of your rectangle will be displayed. The total should equal the given number. Release the mouse button to check your answer. If the area is equal to your number, the rectangle will stay. If the area is not equal to your number, it will disappear. The length and width of the rectangle are factors of your number. Type those in the white box.

Making Arrays

Use arrays to practice understanding of multiplication.

Farm Stand Math Game

Multiply the numbers and add the totals to see how much the farmer should charge. 

Ghost Blasters

Click on ghosts that are multiples of ten. 

Lemonade Larry

How much money is needed to purchase cups of lemonade?

 

Lucy’s Classroom Closet

Solve multiplication problems to help Lucy make costumes.

Matho-o

Practice facts with this game like bingo.

Multiplication Station

Click on the numbered squares to total the answer.

Who Wants to be “Mathionaire?”

Answer the multiple choice multiplication fact questions. Can you get to a million dollars?

 

Color Your Vacation

Solve multiplication problems to unlock colors so you can color a picture. 

 

 

 

 

 

Division    Operationsand Algebraic Thinking

 

Octopus Factors

The goal of the game is to get the counters up the legs of the octopus by finding factors of the numbers. Click on INSTRUCTIONS for more information.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Parts and Wholes (Fractions)    Numberand Operations - Fractions

 

Naming Fractions

Write the fraction that describes the highlighted part of the shape.

 

Matching Fractions

Match the fraction to the picture that represents it. You can choose level 1-4. 

Cross the River

Click the fraction for the shaded part to help him cross the river.

Equivalent Fractions

Make fractions that are equal to the given fraction. 

 

Cookies for Grampy

See how many cookies you can make by dragging parts of cookies to make a whole cookie.

Fraction Monkeys

Hang the monkey on the correct place on the number line.

Identify with Circles

Type numerator and the denominator to show the part of the circle is shaded.

Kids and Cookies

Choose how many kids you would like to eat with. Also choose the type of cookies you’d like to share as well as how many. Divide the cookies evenly. You may need to cut some of the cookies into parts!

 

Melvin’s Make-a-Match

Look at the potions. Find two that match (a picture and a fraction). Put them on the table at the bottom of screen.

Fraction Booster

Click “Enter Activities.” Start with level 3, 4, or 5.

Dolphin Racing

Choose a dolphin. Select the largest fraction to help your dolphin move quickly to the finish line.

 

Fraction Flags

Design flags using the given colors and fractions.

Ordering Fractions

Put the fractions in order on the number line.

Fractotron

Decide if each fraction is more than half, less than half, or equal to one half.

 

Fraction Flags

Design flags using the given colors and fractions.

Splat

** CHALLENGE ** Add and subtract fractions. Help the dragonflies escape the windshield!

 

Fresh Baked Fractions

Look at the fractions. Three are equivalent. Click on the fraction that is not equal to the others. 

 

Falling Numbers

Find the fraction of the number. 

 

 

 

 

 

Telling Time    Measurement

 

Memory Game

Play a memory game by matching the clock to the time it represents.

 

Another Memory Game

Match the clocks, times, or times in words.

Clockworks

Move the hands on the clock to show the correct time.

Fix the Clock

Help Max and Molly fix the clock by telling the time and elapsed time.

 

Time Quiz

Answer the questions about time.

Bang on Time

Stop the clock to show the time that is shown.

MathSlice

Answer multiple choice questions about time and elapsed time.

 

Time Before and After the Hour

Choose the time as minutes after an hour. Then choose as minutes before an hour.

Two Ways to Tell the Time

Describe the time in two ways. Choose the best answers

Tell Time

Tell the time on the clocks (in 5-minute intervals).

 

What Time Will It Be?

Move the hands of the clock to show elapsed time.

Stop the Clock

Match the times to the clocks and stop the clock! Try to beat your best time!

Clock Wise

Move the hands on the clock to the correct time.

 

Analog to Digital

Look at the clock. Click on the digital clock that shows the time on the analog clock.

How Many Minutes Passed?

Click on the number of minutes that have passed on the clock.

On Time

Move the hands to match the time on the clock. You can play levels 1-4.

Bedtime Bandits

Choose a character (boy or girl). Read the digital time on the bottom of the screen. Then, find the analog clock that matches. Stand under that clock and press the space bar to shine the flashlight on that clock.

 

Clockwise

Click on the clock face to make the clock match the time on the digital clock.

What is the Elapsed Time?

Look at the two clocks. How much time passes between the two times?

What Time Will It Be?

Change the second clock to show how many minutes have passed.

 

Elapsed Time Quiz

Read the word problem and the four choices. Click on the correct answer.

Elapsed Time Matching

Match the amount of time that has passed to the time period.

Time Columns

Click on the time on the left and match it with another way to tell the time (on the right). 

 

Train Times

Read about when Marty wants to travel. Click on the train she should catch.

Clocks Without Numbers

Can you tell the time on the clock without using the numbers?

Day or Night?

Decide of the time on the clock shows daytime or nighttime.

How Much Time Has Passed?

Thirty Minute Amounts

Fifteen Minute Amounts

Five Minute Amounts

One Minute Amounts

 

Days of the Week

Solve word problems with days of the week.

Months of the Year

Solve word problems with months of the year.

 

Interactive Clock

P.E. Time

Practice telling time and reading schedules.

 

 

 

 

 

Graphing    Measurement

 

Create A Graph

Make your own graph. Choose from a bar, line, area, or pie graph.

Reading Bar Graphs

Read and interpret the bar graphs. Answer the multiple choice questions. 

Reading Graphs

Answer questions about bar graphs and pie graphs.

 

Activity 1

Activity 2

 

Bugs in the System

Drag the bugs to the graph to graph the number of bugs in the system.

Favorite Color Graph Matching

Read and interpret the graph. Match the question to the correct answer.

                 Sports Graph Matching

 

                   Fruit Graph Matching

 

Reading Line Graphs

Read and interpret the line graph. Answer the multiple choice questions.

Data Picking

Choose a level (1-3). Collect data from the students to make a graph.

Favorite Color Graph Matching

Read and interpret the graph. Match the question to the correct answer.

                 Sports Graph Matching

 

                   Fruit Graph Matching

 

Reading Line Graphs

Read and interpret the line graph. Answer the multiple choice questions.

 

 

Area and Perimeter    Measurement    

 

Shape Surveyor

Choose area, perimeter, or both. Find the area and/or perimeter of the shape. Earn pieces to the archaeologist puzzle.  

Perimeter Explorers

Find the perimeter of the shape. Type it in the box. Click “Check Answer” when you are finished. Click “Draw Shape” to get a new shape.

Area Explorers

Find the area of the shape. Type it in the box. Click “Check Answer” when you are finished. Click “Draw Shape” to get a new shape. 

 

 

 

 

 

Geometry 2D Shapes    Measurement

 

2D Shape Memory Game

Match the 2D shape with the shape’s name. 

Patch Tool

Use pattern blocks to make a pattern or use the blocks to fill in a given shape.

 

Geoboard Shapes

Interactive Quadrilaterals

Drag the dots to move the quadrilaterals. You can move parallelograms (square, rectangle, rhombus), trapezoids, and kites.

Learn About Quadrilaterals

Color, Size, and Shape

Practice sorting blocks by color, shape, and size. The blocks inside the oval are the same color, shape, or size. Drag blocks that belong with them to the middle and then pressCheckto see if you are correct.

Use the rubber bands to make any shape or make the shapes described on the right.

 

 

 

 

 

 Money

 

Money

There are three games:

How much money? Count the money shown.   

Pay the exact amount. Click on the coins to make the amount of money shown.

Make a dollar. Click on the coins to make $1.

 

Matching Money

Match the coins to the correct number of cents.

Coin Madness

Click coins that equal the answer.

Change It!

Count the value of the coins you are given.

Piggy Bank

Choose easy or hard. As the coins fall click coins to equal the given value..

 

 Learn to Count Money

SCROLL DOWN. Choose Level 1, 2, or 3. Also click Beginner or Expert.

 

Coin Madness Addition

Click coins to equal the given value.

 

Coin Madness Subtraction

Much more difficult!

Count the Money

You are given a target amount and the number of coins you already have. You must determine how many more coins of a certain type are needed to reach the target.

 

Making Change

Make change with the fewest coins possible.

Cash Out

Click on the coins to make change. When you have made the correct change, click “Give Change”. 

To make it more difficult, before you start, click “no” for “Show Change Amount.” You will have to calculate how much change the customer should receive.

 

Change Maker

Figure out how many of each bill or coin you should get back when you pay for something. 

First, choose a level (Easy, Medium, Hard, Super Brain) and the U.S. dollar.

Count the Money

You are given a target amount and the number of coins you already have. You must determine how many more coins of a certain type are needed to reach the target.

 

Coin Slide

Read the money amount. Drag the coins to the top of the slide to put them in the cup.

Slide coins to equal the money amount.

Show Me the Money

Solve money word problems.

 

 

 

Tangrams

 

PBS Kids Tangram Game

Follow the directions on the site. Move the mouse over one of the bottoms. That will show what each button will do. BREAK APART will scatter the pieces so you can move them easier. LINES ON puts an outline of the pattern on the screen and LINES OFF removes it. 

 

Tangram

Left click lets you select a piece to move. Right click turns the shape in different directions.

Tangram House

Choose a puzzle from the left. It will appear in the Current Puzzle box. Move the pieces on the top to the rectangle on the right to make the current puzzle.

Kids.com Tangram

Choose a game. Then choose a puzzle. Follow the directions to make the shapes.

 

 

 


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