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Lesson Plans |
Lesson Plans Correlated to Standards
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- AIMS
- Activities Integrating Math
and Science. http://www.aimsedu.org/
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- Ask
Dr. Math
- Swarthmore College math students
provide help with math questions for elementary, middle, high school
and college students. Answers are achived, so students can search to
see if their question already has been answered. If not, they can submit
a question and get a response.
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- Explorer
- A collection
of math/science lesson plans from the University of Kansas.
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- Eisenhower
National Clearinghouse
- Links to some of the most outstanding
math and science lessons on the web.
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Lessons are from many sources.
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- GirlTech
- Lesson plans that use internet resources and are
designed to make math and science particularly appealing to girls.
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Illuminations
- Standards-based math lessons from NCTM. Don't miss
imath, online, interactive ready-to-use multimedia math lessons. Don't
miss this site.
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- Interactive
Math
- A variety of interactive activities that might
help students understand some math and geometry concepts. Fun.
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- Interactive
Math Lessons and Puzzles
- Lesson plans designed to teach
specific math concepts. Includes crossword and word search puzzles relevant
to math.
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- Interactive
Math Miscellaney
- A looooooong list of interactive math activities.
Kids can drag the points of a triangle around the screen, (geometry),
play a sort of on-line slot machine (probability) and just generally
have fun with math. Teachers could use the site to illustrate basic
or advanced math concepts.
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- Math Cats
- Interactive math activities for elementary students. Fun ways to learn
principles of math.
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- Math
Forum
- From Swarthmore College, K-12,
college and advanced math resources by subject, as well as special places
for students, teachers and parents. Look
here for web units and lessons, many
of which ask students to explore data.
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- Math
Goodlies
- Fifty-four online interactive lessons that teach
a variety of important math concepts.Some include worksheets. Some have
online quizzes. Could be used for students who need extra help in certain
areas.
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- Math
Lessons from Access Indiana Teaching and Learning Center
- Pre-K thru 12 lesson plans plus
other math resources.
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- Math
Lesson Database
- Maintained by the University of
Illinois department of Math, Science and Technology Education; mostly
middle and high school lessons. For real fun in a lab with a high speed
connection, check out the java
lessons,
which allow students to explore probability using prizes in cereal boxes,
rocket launches and other interesting subjects.
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Many of the lessons correlate with
NCTM standards |
- Math
Realm
- Lesson plans and ideas from Education World.
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- Mega-Math
- Fascinating lesson plans from Los
Alamos National Laboratory: games, graphs, knots, and more, with background
explanation, stories, examples, links and activities.
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Lessons are correlated with NCTM
standards |
- Moneyopolis
- Middle-school kids learn about money while playing
a game
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Lessons are correlated with NCTM
standards |
- National
Library of Virtual Manipulatives for Interactive Mathematics
- Interactive lessons for pre-K through grade 12, designed to help students
learn various important math concepts.
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Site features activities,
rather than lessons. |
Activities are correlated with NCTM
standards |
- Problem
Solving Across the Curriculum
- Why we need to teach it, how to
teach it, lesson plans.
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Lessons are correlated with NCTM
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- RiverDeep
Interactive Learning:
- You can take out a three month
trial membership in this site and explore their interactive lessons
in k-12 math and science. You'll need to download a couple of plug-ins
for your web browser but it's well worth the effort. Dozens of interactive
simulations allow students to see how something works, develop a hypothesis,
change assorted variables, chart the results of their changes, and begin
to understand their environment, their body or some scientific concept.
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Some lessons are keyed to national
and state standards |
- Science
U
- Interactive lesson plans and exhibits
help students understand geometry. Included art program allows students
to modify images from the site.
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- The
Shodor Foundation
- A nonprofit research and education organization
uses modeling and simulation to teach math and science. Project
Interactive provides interactive exercises
for middle school math. Braille
Through Remote Learning is just what its
name suggests. ChemViz offers interactive chemistry instruction. Site
includes other interactive teaching tools.
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- Geometry
Junkyard
- Geometry teachers should spend
some time here. It includes lesson plans and teaching materials.
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- Headbone
- Math and money management games
for kids. Note: kids must create an account and log in. Teachers can
create an account for a school. Site has instant messaging, chat and
pen pals, but also some excellent games that focus on everything from
making change to investing in the stock market.
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- A
History of Algebra and Computing
- Includes links to a history of
math, women in math and other math-related topics.
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- Interactive Geometry
- Java
based
Web
based
- Applets that may or may not
help the user understand geometry.
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- Interactive
Math Miscellany and Puzzles
- Fun stuff to get students thinking
about math concepts
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- Math
and Science Resources
- Curriculum projects, grant information, Internet
sources, professional and government organizations, web-based lessons.
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- Math
Resources from California State University, Fullerton
- Algebra, measurement, decimals,
geometry, probability and stats, problem solving, magazines and newsletters,
and more.
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- Math
Archives
- Teaching materials, software and
web links organized by math topic. A must-see for math teachers.
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- Math
Online
- Links to a variety of math resources,
all topics, all levels, many of which have lesson plans.
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- Purple
Math
- An algebra resource, this site contains dozens
of lessons on algebraic concepts, plus links to other good algebra sites.
Designed for students, teachers could use it as a tutorial or reinforcement
for students who are having trouble, or for suggestions on how to explain
a difficult concept.
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- Science
and Math Initiatives
- An extensive list of math links from SAMI, an Annenberg-CPB
project.
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- SpeedMath
- Could be a game for a group
or a class; could be a place to practice. This site allows students
to practice addition, subtraction, multiplication division and inequalities
by creating, as quickly as possible, an equation, given four computer-generated
numbers.
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