See your copy of the "Problem of the Week" instructions or the class
files section of the website to learn how to earn 3 bonus points every week.
Click on "Problem of the Week" (under "Features" and then "Current Problem of
the Week".
Problem of the Week
Here you'll find resources to accompany both the Pre-Algebra and Algebra I
textbooks we're are using this year. Student lessons, practice quizzes, links
to real world problem solving, and more can all be found here organized by
text level and unit. You can also use Web Codes, printed right in your
Prentice Hall Mathematics textbook after the table of contents, to go directly
to any of the practice quizzes
or real-world applications.
Prentice-Hall Mathematics
Another site with on-line practice quizzed and tests that give immediate
feedback. This can be used for PSSA practice or additional practice for our
quizzes and tests. Be careful to look at the chapter titles and not the
numbers as they do not align pefectly with our book.
Glencoe Pre-Algebra
These mini-algebra lessons cover concepts and skills normally taught in a
first year algebra program. The lessons parallel 33 video tapes offered in the
algebra series on this site. Although the videos are not free, the text
lessons are and can be viewed and/or printed. These may be useful for
students who have missed a class or need some fine tuning on a particular
concept or skill.
Algebra Lessons and Tutorial
This is a link to the previous edition of our text. A great resource that
includes on-line lesson quizzes and chapter tests that differ from the ones
on the new site. The assessments are scored instantly and the correct
answers are given so you can try to find your errors.
Pre-Algebra Resource Page
Wissahickon Middle School
Visit the Spartan Team page for one-stop shopping to get all of your homework
and contact information for your teachers.
Spartan Team Page
Ask Dr. Math is a question and answer service for math students and their
teachers. A searchable archive is available by level and topic, as well as
summaries of frequently asked questions.
Dr. Math
Purplemath's Algebra lessons are written with the student in mind. These
lessons emphasize the practicalities rather than the technicalities,
demonstrating dependable techniques, warning of likely "trick" questions, and
pointing out common mistakes. The lessons are cross-referenced to help you
find related material.
Purple Math
A variety of useful math links chosen by the staff at WMS. My current
favorite is "Algebasics" which includes free lessons with step by step
examples and audio.
WMS Math Wikispace
Brain teasers sorted by grade level. A little less challenging than the
MathCounts P.O.W. but a good place to get warmed up. New problems and
solutions are posted weekly.
Brain Teasers
AAA Math features a comprehensive set of interactive arithmetic lessons.
Unlimited practice is available on each topic which allows thorough mastery
of the concepts. A wide range of lessons (Kindergarten through Eighth grade
level) enables learning or review to occur at each individual's current level.
AAA Math
A warehouse of some of the most popular math websites on the Internet.
Interactive Mathematic Miscellany and Puzzles
This site is for the specific purpose of preparing Middle School students for
open-ended problem solving on standardized tests.
Open-Ended Math Problems
Preparation Drills for MathCounts. Most Problems are adapted From MathCounts
competitions and handbooks.
MathCounts Drills
Brainbending Puzzles
Enchanted Math
On-line Mathematics tests created by the Department of Mathematics at The
University of Missouri-Columbia.
The On-Line Math Tests Home Page
Another warehouse of various math websites. Not quite as comprehensive as
others but does include some hard to find info. (e.g., biograpies of female
mathematicians).
Interface Links
Articles on all kinds of different historical perspectives on various math
topics. A great place to start when brainstorming ideas for a reasearch
based project or report.
History Topics
A math help portal featuring interactive lessons, worksheets and homework
help.
Math Goodies
The Art of Problem Solving Foundation is a non-profit corporation dedicated
to promoting and providing opportunities to explore and experience
mathematical problem solving among middle and high school students in the
United States.
The Art of Problem Solving
Great tutorials for the TI Graphing Calculators can be found here.
Mathbits
The NCES Kids' Zone provides information to help you learn about schools;
decide on a college; find a public library; engage in several games, quizzes
and skill building about math, probability, graphing, and mathematicians; and
to learn many interesting facts about education.
NCES Kids' Zone
Mathematical challenges for families provide interesting math challenges that
middle-school students can do at home with their families.
Figure This!
Self-Check Quizzes randomly generate a self-grading quiz correlated to
Geometry lessons in the Glencoe textbook. Hints are available if you need
extra help.
Glencoe Geometry
McDougal Littell's Test Practice site. This site offers multiple interactive
quizzes and tests to improve your test-taking skills.
Geometry Test Practice
Here you will find a complete list of online materials that tie in with the
Pearson (Prentice-Hall)Geometry textbook. This includes on-line quizzes,
vocabulary review, and practice tests.
Pearson Geometry
Loads of on-line quizzes for all levels. One of the few sites to provide end
of the year reviews and practice assessments.
Interactice Quizzes
Euclid's Elements form one of the most beautiful and influential works of
science in the history of humankind. Its beauty lies in its logical
development of geometry and other branches of mathematics. It has influenced
all branches of science but none so much as mathematics and the exact
sciences. The Elements have been studied 24 centuries in many languages
starting, of course, in the original Greek, then in Arabic, Latin, and many
modern languages.
This version of Euclid's Elements demonstrates how Java applets can be used
to illustrate geometry and bring the Elements alive.
The text of all 13 Books is complete, and all of the figures are illustrated
using the Geometry Applet, even those in the last three books on solid
geometry that are three-dimensional.
Euclid's Elements
PSSA Practice Tests ... see Mr. D to get your User Name. Your password is
your last name.
Princeton Review Assessment Center
Geometry students should note the "Parents, Mentors, Students" link
on the
top of the page at the link below.
Geometry Resource Page
Self-explanatory and lots of fun!
Math Puzzles
Columbus State University�s College of Education is now the home of the
Problem of the Week math contest, which was started in 1996 by David Rock and
Doug Brumbaugh. The math educators also supply problems and answers that are
part of the current White House Math Challenge, a presidential effort to boost
interest in math and foster problem-solving skills. Visit our history page for
more on these and the companion problem-solving sites here � Algebra in
Action, Middle School Madness and Elementary Brain Teaser.
Math Contests - Columbus State University
Links to all kinds of different math sites for students: games, contests, and
on-line tutoring.
EqWorlds
Art of Problem Solving online classes allow top students from around the world
to hone their problem solving skills. Ideal for gifted math students in grade
6-12 who seek a greater challenge in mathematics, and those students preparing
for MATHCOUNTS, the AMC, or other prominent mathematics contests.
Art of Problem Solving
There are several fun online interactive activities here to help students not
only improve their mental maths skills, but also to help with standardized
testing, too. These pages are aimed at 7 -11 year olds.
Woodlands Math Zone
Interactive activities aimed at the middle school student.
Junior High Math Interactives
The Melbourne University Mathematics and Statistics Society, also known as
MUMS, was formed to represent maths and stats students at Melbourne
University. MUMS organise a variety of activities, including seminars, trivia
competitions, barbecues and an annual Maths Olympics. They also put out the
magazine Paradox at regular intervals.
MUMS welcomes all students ewith an interest in maths or stats. This is aimed
at the advanced student and you can sign up for a e-newsletter on their
website to keep you up to date on their many activities.
Melbourne University Mathematics and Statistics Society