Arithmetic+and+Algebra

[|Praxis Math Vocabulary FlashCards]
Megan Clough- Week 3 and Week 5

Debby Coyle-Week 3 and Week 5 Becket Jadush - Week 3 and Week 5 Angela Stefani-Week 3 and Week 5 Ben Reifsnyder - Week 3 Holly Meade-Week 3 & Week 5 David Shafer - Week 3 and Week 5 Kevin Walsh - Week 3 and Week 5 Mitchell Marcks-Week 3 and Week 5 Christina Kennedy-Week 3

Kathleen Covey's Class: Denise Ingram-Week One Patricia Carpenter-Week One, Week 3, Week 5 Mitchell Marcks-Week One Kate Sekely - Week One, Week 3, Week 5 Carl Schupp - Week 1, Week 3, Week 5 Elise Clifford- Week 1, 3, and 5 Loni Morgan- Week 3 and 5 Christina Kennedy Week 5
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 * Sara Stull || X || X || X ||
 * Amy Haynes || X || X || X ||
 * Laura Bohlig || x || x || X ||
 * Carol Lavelle || X || X || X ||
 * Nicole Mackrell || X || x || x ||
 * Kate Sekely || x || x || x ||
 * Ben Reifsnyder || x || x || x ||
 * Cynthia Paul || x || x || x ||
 * Susan Walton || x || x || x ||
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Sara Stull-Week 1 Resource
====The website that I wanted to share this week is []. This website was created by the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. There are nine interactive games ranging in activities from fractions, factors, symmetry, multiples and more. There is a parents/educators section to each game, it talks about the math in each game and offers related resources for the mathematical concept.====

Amy Haynes - Week 1 Resource
The website that I wanted to reference is [|http://www.mathwire.com]. This website is filled with not only arithmetic and algebra interactive activities and printable worksheets, but you are able to search the various math skills you are working on by topic or standard. I have found this website to be an excellent resource in providing different types of activites that actively engage students in the material they are learning.

Holly Meade -Week 1
[|http://www.thegreatmartinicompany.com] Mr. Martini's Classroom is a site I originally used to help my own children with their multiplication and division facts. I then noticed great flash card type games for Order of Operations, Basic Equations, Geometry Vocabulary Review, Exponents, Inequalities, tons of the skills my own students at the middle school level need review of. I highly recommend this site to teachers and as a support for parents at home. This site is appropriate for grade levels 3 through 8.

Kate Sekely - Week 1 http://www.ixl.com This is a great website that offers a lot of activities and options for both the student and the teacher. It has material that is appropriate for grades K - 8. The activities correlate to the standards, hitting all the areas! There is a counter that will keep track of the number of attempts made, a timer that keeps track of elapsed time spent on the problems, and the option for an explanation if the student incorrectly answers or needs help.

Ben Reifsnyder - Week 1 [] Coolmath is a great website for middle school students. It provides them with many examples and games to follow. Some of the mathematics involved here may be too difficult for some middle school students but the pre-algebra, algebra and geometry sections are great for young teens. I use this website as a filler for students who have completed an assignment early or even those students who need the technology to boost them over the edge!

Cynthia Paul-Week 1 [|http://www.mathcats.com] This website is geared towards lower ability students or elementary students. It has playful explorations of important math concepts through games, crafts, and interactive projects. It includes a magic chalkboard that displays math trivia and an art gallery. It even incorporates writing into math. There is an index that tells you all the activities and the concept. Very easy to get around.

Debby Coyle-Week 1 [] This is a wonderful site to help students really see how to solve an equation. We use it for special education students prior to teaching the regular education teacher's lesson. This gives the kids a little basis prior to learning the lesson.

Becket Jadush - Week 1 [|www.coolmath.com] This website is great for elementary school kids to help those who finish their work really fast. It is called an amusement partk of fun math. It is geared to those who are bored with math, confused or even hate math. This can help them out. It can help those who want to learn more or need extra practice or would like to get ahead in math.

Angela Stefani-Week 1 [|www.aplus**math**.com] This website is a great resource for teachers as well as a practice site for students. There are all types of games,puzzles and challenges. Teachers can use this as a fill in when they need a little extra time or a little extra practice. They can complete against each other or themselves.

Susan Walton - Week 1 [] This website offers a wide variety of resources for students of all levels. At this site studetns can find links to a variety of games, puzzles, and problems. The site also is divided into specialized websites for Algebra, Geometry, Prob & Stats and Calculus. Teachers can use this site for online reinformcement activities.

David Shafer - Week 1 [|www.math-drills.com] This is a great website for workseets for children to use in the classroom. The students can work on problems in all areas pf mathematics. This is a great tool for teachers looking for extra work.

Laura Bohlig-Week 1 [] I use this tool daily for extra facts practice. It supplies worksheets for fact practice as well as a wide variety of other skills students may need more supplemental practice in.

Kevin Walsh - Week 1 [|Http://www.mathisfun.com/] I allow my students in class to use free time to enhance their math skills through computer websites. The site listed above is one that I allow them to access.

Jim Casey-Week 1 [|www.aaamath.com] This is a great math site for grades K-8. It pretty much covers any topic through these grades. The students click on a topic of choice. For example, finding discounts using percentages. This site will give them a step by step process to figure out the discounts. From Algebra to Geometry, even starting at simple addition, this site shows students how to come up with answers. There are also opportunities for students to play different games using this site.

Nicole Mackrell --Week 1 [|www.abcya.com] This website has a variety of activities from Kindergarten to fifth grade that includes different math activities and games. I think it's a good site for reviewing concepts.

Maura Schofield - Week 1 [] This website is great practice with basic facts in addition, subtraction, multiplication, and division. Students can choose their grade level and the number of minutes (1-3) that they would have to answer the math facts. It also has an introduction to and review of algebra. Students in my class have a mad minute packet every week where they have 1 minute to complete as many basic facts as they can. This website would be a different way to practice them and would help them improve their math facts.

Carl Schupp - Week 1 [] This website is a favorite with my sixth grade students. The students can play games and are learning math skills at the same time. The site also offers offline activities for students to use, such as, flashcards and even coloring pages all with a math theme.

Carol Lavelle - Week 2 [] This website contains practical, simplified methods for solving algebraic problems. The algebra hint that I've found most useful throughout these classes is the FOIL method for solving parenthetical expressions -- first, outer, inner, last -- multiply these, then add together, and the expression is simplified.

Patricia Carpenter-Week 2 [|http://www.aplusmath] This website is great for drill and practice with the math facts. One of the games that my students like is called "Hidden Pictures" and as they get each fact correct, a square comes off the picture until finally they get to see the whole image and then right below the picture, it gives the name of the animal or item. The kids enjoy practicing to see what will be underneath each square.

Loni Morgan- week 2 [|http://www.figurethis.org] This website was created by the NCTM to help families and students in middle school practice math through fun interactive activities. The site offeres a family, teacher, and student section where you can download activities based upon specific topics. There are challege questions as well as basic questions. It is a good place for parents and students to work together at home.

Kevin Walsh - Week 2 http://www.aplusmath.com/Games/index.html This website is very useful in the attempt to better educate my students during free time or down time. The site includes flashcards, worksheets, games, a homework helper, and various activities to aid all students.

Wendy Yurkanin-Week 1 Algebra Balance Scale-Negative can be found at [] This free trial website will help students visualize negative numbers and how algebraic expressions need to be balanced on both sides of the equal sign.

Moriah Holl-Bechtold-Week [] This website has many teaching tips, resources and games. Students can play many different types of games on multiplication and it can be customized to go over specific multiplication facts.

Christina Kennedy-Week 2 [|www.macworld.com/article/144655/2009/12/**calculator**.html] This website allows you to refresh your memory about how to use a calculator. I found that the majority of my 7th gradelearning support students were not confident enough going into the PSSAs last year so this year I am doing calculator skills with them.

Angela Stefani-Week 4 [] This website could be used for extra math practice for grades 1-6. It not only provides drill, it also keeps the score and time of each practice test. This is a great website for special educators to use for their assessment.

Elise Clifford- Week 1 http://www.math.com/students/worksheet/algebra_sp.htm This website is great because it allows you to be able to create worksheets to fit each of your students levels. Being able to create practice problems for each student really helps them with their skills.

Kevin Walsh - Week 3 [] Action packed math site for elementary and middle school students featuring math games, math word problems, math worksheets, logic puzzles, and math videos.

Patricia Carpenter Week 5 []

This site has interactive activities for grades K through 8 in many mathematical concepts for practice

Wendy Yurkanin Week 3
[] This game has the student find the function of a line in order to kill a cockrock. The sound effects are funny!

Carl Schupp - Week 3 [] This is a great site if you have an interactive whiteboard. This site has thousands of Powerpoint lessons created by teachers. Also, if you have the Active Inspire clickers, you can use these lessons.

Megan Clough- Week 3 [|www.easyCBM.com] This website is amazing for any teachers. It has math Curriculum Based Measurements from Kindergarten thru 8th grade. The measures/quizzes can be completed online or printed out and then scores added later by the teacher.

Angela Stefani Week 4 [] This is a great game: Who wants to be a mathoniare? It is an individual game that the students could play on their own. It is challenging and yet fun.It has all the same options as the game. It is alot of fun and my math class loves playing it.

Kevin Walsh - Week 4 [] This website has some great games that allows students to review various math concepts. These games can be done alone or with a partner. It can be regular class time, down time, or extra credit

Angela Stefani [] I think it is very important to practice timed math drills. This can especially be useful when progress monitoring in special education. This can be used as an enrichment or intervention for a student not succeeding in mastering their goals.

Christina Kennedy week 5 [|www.superteacherworksheets.com/**graphic**-**organizers**.html] In my 7th grade learning support class graphic organizers really help the students see the steps.

Kevin Walsh - Week 5 [] This website has a multide of levels to aid students. Check it out!

Nicole Mackrll --week 5 [|www.apples4theteacher.com] This website has some good interactive activities for elementary/preschool math.