Number and Operations
AAA Math Third Grade
Place value, ordering and comparing numbers, multiplication and divison, rounding and estimating, geometry, and more.
Math Surf
Comments: Scott Foresman / Prentice Hall site for more activities for students K-6.
A+ Math
Comments: This web site was developed to help students improve math skills interactively. There is a game room, flashcards, homework helper ... see each entry written up separately.
Change Maker
Comments: The object of the game is to as much money in your piggy bank as possible. The more you get, the bigger the prize at the end.
Click on Bricks
Comments: Click on Bricks, a site created by students, provides multiplication information and problems for elementary students.
Division Flashcards
Comments: An interactive site for practicing division facts.
Double Fun Match
Comments: Choose the clocks section. A great concentration game using analog and digital clocks.
Math All Around Us
Comments: This is a thinkquest written by fifth graders.Learn about Patterns, big (I mean really big) and small (really tiny) Numbers, Fractals, Fibonacci numbers and more.
Math Baseball
Comments: A baseball game using all four mathmatical processes.
Mighty Mouthwatering Math
Comments: Teaches fractions /percentages in a mouth-watering way. Uses bags of m&m's to answer 1. What percentage of each color was in the bag? 2. Are percentages similar worldwide?
Our Money
Comments: All about money - it's history, designs, making money and more.
Kids Bank.com
Take a a tour of Money, Savings, Interest, Checking, and Electronic Banking. Follow Penny, Interest Ray, Dollar Bill, Checks, and EFT.
Practical Money Skills for Life
Comments: Sponsored by Visa, this site has lots of information for using money. Special Needs teachers see adapted lesson plans. Found under "Lesson Plans" tool bar at top.
Multiplication Tutorial
Comments: This site has several multiplication tutorials and drills done through questions with pictures.
No Matter What Shape Your Fraction Is In
Comments: Students use pattern blocks to explore fractional values, equivalent fractions, adding and subtracting fractions, ordering fractions and identifying geometric figures and their properties. Activities are exploratory; algorithms are not used.
Stanley Park Chase
Comments: Dexter, the dog, asks kids to solve a multiplication fact by clicking on a number. Each new problem shows a different photo and Dexter tells about it. This would be a motivating site for students trying to memorize their multiplication facts.
Multiplication.com
Download games, worksheets, and play online games to help you learn your multiplication facts.