Math Practice
Go to any of the websites below to help increase your math computation
skills. The first link is a particularly helpful website.
4th Grade Math Links.
This link takes you to our math book's website. These activities
tie directly into the activities that I am doing in the classroom
and are a great way to practice math skills.
www.harcourtschool.com
The following links are to support the existing mathematics
program.
Get practice reading pictographs and using the information to
answer the
questions. Read the interactive quiz rules and then click on the
"Begin"
ticket. If you answer incorrectly you get one more chance to try
again then
you are told the correct answer. See how many points you can
gather with
each question.
1. Eduplace: Extra Practice Quiz - Read a Pictograph 4
Practice reading the pictograph and using the information to
answer the
questions. Read the interactive quiz rules and then click on the
"Begin"
ticket. If you answer incorrectly you get one more chance to try
again then
you are told the correct answer. See how many points you can
gather with
each question.
2. Eduplace: Extra Practice Quiz - Read a Pictograph 3
See if you can choose the best type of graph needed for the kind
of data to
be displayed. Read the interactive quiz rules and then click on
the "Begin"
ticket. If you answer incorrectly you get one more chance to try
again then
you are told the correct answer. See how many points you can
gather with
each question.
3. Eduplace: Extra Practice Quiz - Choose Best Graph Type 1
Learn how to learn how to read a pictograph by watching and
listening to
this web site. Click the flashing yellow arrow to hear each of
the sections.
The last section reviews the concepts presented.
4. Eduplace: Extra Help - Introduction-Read Pictograph
This QuickTime movie from COUNTDOWN provides examples of
pictograms, bar
graph, and line graph. A pdf worksheet is available by clicking
on the
hyperlink at the bottom of the page. As you watch and listen to
the teacher
and student interact it helps clarify the thinking behind
applying this
concept.
5. COUNTDOWN: Graphs: Pictogram, Bar Graph & Line Graph
Read the pictographs and use the information to answer the
questions. Read
the interactive quiz rules and then click on the
"Begin" ticket. If you
answer incorrectly you get one more chance to try again then you
are told
the correct answer. See how many points you can gather with each
question.
6. Eduplace: Extra Practice Quiz - Read a Pictograph 2
Read the pictograph and use the information to answer the
questions. Read
the interactive quiz rules and then click on the
"Begin" ticket. If you
answer incorrectly you get one more chance to try again then you
are told
the correct answer. See how many points you can gather with each
question.
7. Eduplace: Extra Practice Quiz - Read a Pictograph 1
AAA Math---Multiplication and Division---Other Topics are listed
8. Multiplication AAA--Drill and Practice
step by step exercises to practice multiplying a 2 digit number
by
a 1 digit number with regrouping. If you make a mistake you get
to try
again.
When you correctly complete the problem click "Review"
to see each step.
Click "Next" in the treasure chest to get your next
problem.
9. Dositey: Multiplication Practice-2 Digit by 1 Digit-Regrouping
MULTIPLICATION: practice using several difficulty levels of
multiplication problems. It has single digit times single digit,
single
digit
times two digit, two digit times two digit, and three digit times
three
digit. When you are finished you can print your results!
10. Lizardpoint: Multiplication Practice
Allow Captain Knick Nack to help you practice two-digit
multiplication in
this concise, interactive game. The Captain gives you the problem
and you
use
the calculator to solve it. Colorful graphics and witty audio
enhance this
engaging activity.
11. Mighty Math Calculating Crew: Multiplication
Use these step by step exercises to practice multiplying a 2
digit number by
a 1 digit number without regrouping. If you make a mistake you
get to try
again. When you correctly complete the problem click
"Review" to see each
step. Click "Next" in the treasure chest to get your
next problem.
12. Dositey: Multiplication Practice-2 Digit by 1 Digit without regrouping
Make a single, double, or homerun to score in this great online
multiplication game. Students can practice single or double digit
multiplication as they play online complete with sound effects!
13. Batter's Up Multiplication Baseball
This interactive multiplication grid is a handy tool for learners
trying to
practice or master multi-digit multiplication skills. Learners
can select
the
number of digits in the problems and the number of problems to
solve. Simply
drag over the numbers needed solve the problem; use the smaller
numbers for
carrying, then type in the solution. Immediate feedback given and
an
interactive calculator is available if needed.
14. Mr. Nussbaum: Draggable Multiplication
Several different ways to multiply by a one digit number are
shown and
opportunities to practice are given
15. NGfL: Multiplying by a One Digit Number
This site from the BBC is a great intro to multiplying and will
take you
through some interesting alternative ways to multiply, such as
mental and
written methods. Then there is a review of this information
before you take
a
test.
16. BBCi School: ReviseWise Maths -- Multiplication
Step up to bat and play against the computer in this baseball
multiplication
game. Test your knowledge of basic multiplication facts when you
play this
simple game that would be a great tool for practicing or building
this skill.
17. Everyday Math: Baseball Multiplication
Applebee's Menu for math
http://www.applebees.com/menulanding.aspx
Chicago Bar and Grill Menu for math
http://322.unotogo.com/zgrid/proc/site/sitep.jsp;jsessionid=aLGGcMxF919a
Red Fedele's Brook House Menu for math
http://www.fedelesbrookhouse.com/OurMenus/Lunch/
CHALLENGE: Test your division aptitude with this computerized
version of one
of Everyday Math's popular games. Learners play against the
computer to
determine whose quotient is larger. Understanding of two-digit
division,
with
or without remainders is required. The game includes audio for
game
directions and immediate feedback during the game
25. CHALLENGE--Everyday Math: Division Top-It
Explains the basic facts for division by 10, 11, and 12. Gives
problems and
games to practice this skill.
26. 20. AAA Math: Division By 10, 11, and 12
This site from the BBC is a great intro to dividing and will take
you
through
an overall view of division basics with some interesting
activities. Then
there is a review of the information before you take a test
27. BBCi Schools: ReviseWise Maths -- Division
Practice your division skills when you play this fun, interactive
game.
Different levels of difficulty are found on this site. In
addition, you can
enlarge your game to full screen and improve your division skills
by
completing the worksheet provided on this site. .
28. Different Levels
Take this quiz to assess your division skills. Links are provided
that allow
you to enlarge your screen, view the quiz in a different format,
review
division facts prior to taking the quiz,learn several useful
division tips,
and have fun with the interactive division activity.
29. BBC Schools: Division Quiz
Practice using different types of division problems. This site
allows you to
pick which type0 of division you want to work on, providing ten
different
difficulty levels. When you are finished you can print your
results!
30. Lizardpoint: Division
Practice your basic division facts. You can adjust the games to
be more or
less challenging by increasing your questions and reducing your
time. You
are
in control of the challenge.
31. Primary Games: Sum Sense - Division
Grand Prix Multiplication is a revolutionary new multi-player
racing game.
Students race against each other to capture the Multiplication
Cup. How
quickly the student correctly answers the multiplication problem
determines
how quickly the race car will go. The student with the fastest
rate of
correct answers will win the race. Hits and misses are recorded
and
displayed
at the end of the game, along with the student�s rate.
Arcademic Skill Builders: Multiplication Grand Prix
Multiflyer allows you to play a cool space travel game while you
work on
learning (or reviewing) your multiplication tables. It's free to
play
online.
There's an offer to purchase off-line play, but you can just
click "No thank
you" and play the game online.
Multiflyer Multiplication Game
This website has a lot of really "mind stretching" activities.
Funbrain