Symbaloo has the most up-to-date sites that we use with students – click above to check out Math Club links!
Apps I’m into lately:
Stick and Split and Number Ramble are lovely and clever apps to practice multiplication, division, and factors. There is a cost, and the apps work on both Apple and Google Play.
King of Math by Oddrobo Software
I have King of Math and King of Math2 on my phone to help practice mental math. Also comes in a Junior version for younger learners. There is a cost, but bundles are available. Available for Apple and Google Play.
Maths Facts: Number Bonds
Four choices: Number Bonds and Fact Families practice to Ten, Addition & Subtraction to Ten. No ability to differentiate or make it more difficult. Addition & Subtraction is find the sum or difference. Only $0.99
Math Fact Practice online:
National Math Bee
Math Playground
Give your brain a workout with this site for elementary and middle school-aged children.
Math Magician
Are you a Math Magician? Can you cruise through 100 math facts questions in under 5 minutes?
Basic Skills Practice Games
Order of operations drills brought to you by Jefferson County Schools in Tennessee
Maths Zone
Interactive multiplication drills and flashcards aimed at 7-11 year-olds
Math Counts
Preparation drills from the Math Counts competition.
Arithmattack
How many problems can you solve in 60 seconds?
Kids Kount
This Netherlands-based site has enough puzzles and games to keep students thinking all year.
Interactive Tangrams or ABCYA Tangrams
Try either site for interactive tangram puzzles.
Matchstick Puzzles:
Great brain exercise and problem-solving activities for your students who are always looking for challenges.
Cut the Knot
Games and puzzles – better put on your thinking cap!
Math Fiction
Integrate math into your Language Arts with this enormous list of mathematical fiction.
KenKen
Invented by noted Japanese Math Teacher, Tetsuya Miyamoto, KENKEN allows you to test your puzzle acumen by improving your math skills!
Maths Dictionary
From abacus to zero, it’s all here!
The Bead Unbaffled
Speaking of the abacus, here are directions on how to make and use a Chinese or Japanese abacus.
Math Art Fun
Where math and art intersect!
Online manipulatives including place value discs:
- Didax Virtual Manipulatives
- Braining Camp
- Toy Theater Virtual Manipulatives – Awesome site!
- Thinking Blocks (Bar model tools)
- Xyla and Yabu (Bar model app)
- Math Cats Thinking games and practice, and Make-Your-Own Manipulatives
- National Library of Virtual Manipulatives
- Glencoe’s Virtual Manipulatives
- Houghton Mifflin eManipulatives
