15 Helpful Math Websites for Teachers

and 5 to Share with Kids

1. Prodigy: An adaptive game aligned to US and Canadian curricula for grades 1 to 8, using
differentiated instruction principles to address each students trouble spots.

2. TES: The largest online teaching community, providing access to resources that are submitted
and rated by educators.

3. TeacherVision: A collection of resources that link math to other subjects. For example, a
worksheet may have problems that apply long division and multiplication to geography.

4. TeacherTube: An education-only version of YouTube. It contains videos that act as study

guides, specific lessons and more.

5. Math TV: A resource for videos that explore, step-by-step, how to solve a range of equations.

6. National Library of Virtual Manipulatives: A collection of activities based on

manipulating objects -- such as coins and blocks -- to solve challenges.

7. SuperKids: A website to create custom worksheets. You set factors such as the type and
number of questions, as well as the highest and lowest numbers to appear in them.

8. Math Goodies: A resource for interactive tasks and lessons, including example-filled
walkthroughs explaining core skills.

9. Math-Aids: An alternative to SuperKids, boasting almost 1,200 unique worksheets.

10. Khan Academy: A free library of video lessons and practice resources, aligned by math topic
and grade level. It also has a range of teacher-focused features for those who sign up.

11. Wolfram MathWorld: A website that contains almost 13,000 entries, acting as a
knowledgebase for teachers and reference for high school students.

12. SMILE: An open depository for math and science lessons submitted by teachers across the
United States.

13. Online Chart Tool: A tool for creating charts, which you can embed in worksheets,
presentations and other content.

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 14. Daily Starters: A resource created by Scholastic that updates each day, providing entry tickets
for your class.

15. Get the Math: A video series created to teach middle school and high school students how to
apply math in different careers and real-world situations.

Helpful Math Websites for Kids

16. NRICH: An ongoing project by the University of Cambridge that features math games, articles
and problems.

17. WolframAlpha Math: A tool that shows each step to solving a given equation, covering skills
ranging in difficulty from elementary addition to algebraic functions and more.

18. AAA Math: A digital source for practice material, letting students access questions ranging
from counting to evaluating exponents of negative numbers.

19. Math Is Fun: A website for games, puzzles and exercises targeted at elementary school
students.

20. Math Open Reference: A similar concept to Wolfram MathWorld, but has examples and
explanations suited to younger students.

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