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There are some great activities in this site. Unfortunately, it's flash-based so it doesn't work on my iPad, but I use it with my math methods students. I particularly like More or Less Estimator and A Better Fire. They both help students with estimating number and percentrage.
Time spent reviewing site:
3 hours
1 year ago
Jane Moore
(Faculty)
There are some great activities in this site. Unfortunately, it's flash-based so it doesn't work on my iPad, but I use it with my math methods students. I particularly like More or Less Estimator and A Better Fire. They both help students with estimating number and percentrage.
Time spent reviewing site:
3 hours
5 years ago
Jane Moore
(Faculty)
This site allows teachers who do not have the financial resources to purchase manipulatives to use them with students virtually.
7 years ago
John Prusch
(Faculty)
The Shodor Foundation web site contains not only middle school math resources but also high school and undergraduate materials. (Go to the main page to see the full breadth of offerings.) There are not only Curriculum but also Faculty Development and especially Student Enrichment Resources for undergraduate students. You may check them out from this page: http://www.shodor.org/student/grade.php
Jane Moore (Faculty)
There are some great activities in this site. Unfortunately, it's flash-based so it doesn't work on my iPad, but I use it with my math methods students. I particularly like More or Less Estimator and A Better Fire. They both help students with estimating number and percentrage.