Intermediate+Web+Resources

These first sites are especially for teachers.
This site is an incredible resource of math links to all sorts of sites that offer great math resources.
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=[|Learn Zillion]= This web site has lessons and videos created by teachers linked to the Common Core Standards. It's an amazing resource which is searchable by domain and grade level.

BOCES Math Site
Allison has put together lots of great resources for teachers.

=[|VITAL - Video in Teaching and Learning]= This site gives video clips and lessons that support classroom learning in both ELA and Math.

[|K-5 Math Resources] This is a site put together by math staff developers which has a large collection of useful downloads.

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This site is sponsored by the NCTM (National Council of Teachers of Mathematics) and includes both lessons and activities. There are also free ipad aps that are available. Search NCTM in the i-tunes store.=====

These links to specific games have good connections to strategies used in the Singapore Math Program. They are great for things like number bonding, mental math, and fact fluency.
[|Number Eater] This is great for fact fluency. Find all the ways to make a certain number... quickly, before you get caught! Pick addition, subtraction, multiplication, division, or equivalent fractions. There is advertising on this site.

[|Ghost Blasters2] This site allows you to pick a number between 5 and 99 and then find sums that total that number. You can play with a friend.

[|Math Lines] Pick a number and shoot balls from a tube to create that chosen sum. There is advertising on this site.

[|Number Bond Machines] Create a number bond for ANY number you choose.

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This site has great information about model drawing. There are guided tutorials, videos, and on-line opportunities for interactive bar modeling.=====

[|The Singapore Maths Teacher] This site gives additional practice with bar modeling with problem solving.

[|Kids Problem Solving Games]
This collection of games is based on some "traditional" puzzles which have been made into online versions. For example, remember the one about crossing the river with the sheep, the fox, and the cabbage! Okay- check it out anyways!

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This link takes you to a great assortment of games sponsored by NCTM- the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics. They are geared to the upper years of elementary school and into middle school. Students may choose to create a log-in identity at home, but they can also play the games as guests.=====