Canberra Mathematical Association

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Ask Dr Math This is an American site where students are able to e-mail "Dr Math" to ask for help with their mathematics homework. A type of online tutor service.

Awesome Library

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Brain teasers

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California math standard and activities Would someone like to review this site, then e-mail me please?

Cut the knot – interactive games and puzzles

Count on

Count Us In [Macromedia Flash Reader] Developed by the ABC's Online division, this interactive site contains age-appropriate and visually-appealing games designed to help young people understand basic number concepts. There are fifteen games in total, all of which may be downloaded for use in the classroom or at home, at no charge. Some of the games include activities that allow students to design patterns using objects contained with a bookshelf or the ever-popular sheep counting game, where participants must move sheep from left to right until there are the same number of sheep in each paddock. Additionally, there is a section that explains the purpose of each game, and a help feature within each game that helps users become acclimated to the goal of each activity. The site is rounded out by a selection of teacher resources designed to complement each game on the site. Peter Recio (E.C.)

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Data and story library

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Egyptian maths

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Fibonacci in nature

Fun maths lessons

Funbrain

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Golden proportion

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History of maths

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Jumpin sheep This is an amusing arithmetic java script if you need a smile!

Math Java applets

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Kids.net.au Another great bank of resources for kids of all ages, including some really powerful and well-developed explorations of key concepts from science and mathematics.

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Learning and Teaching Telling Time: http://www.time-for-time.com/   http://www.teachingtime.co.uk/
This site does just what it promises, in a colourful multitude of ways!!

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Margo Lynn Markus web site: This lady is one great teacher of mathematics. There are dozens of lesson ideas, resources and links to other great sites. A wonderful collection for teachers of K-6 mathematics.

Mathematical activities using MicroWorlds: This site offers a sampler of some of the wonderful primary school activities available on a CD-ROM. Developed by Garry Clark, from the University of New England, these activities are specifically designed to support Australian syllabus requirements from early childhood to the middle school. Using LOGO MicroWorlds, Garry has created a bank of exciting interactive resources for building skills in both numeracy and literacy.

Montessori Would someone like to review this site, then e-mail me please?

Math and children’s literature Would someone like to review this site, then e-mail me please?

Metamath Would someone like to review this site, then e-mail me please?

Maths resources

MAA

Mathematrix

Math quotes

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NCTM illuminations This extensive site provides, not only a plentiful supply of interactive java applets for all ages (which can all be downloaded and used on- or off-line), but also lesson plans, discussion points, rich problems and more.

Nrich

National library of virtual manipulatives

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On-line projects Would someone like to review this site, then e-mail me please?

Oundle school maths links

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PBS lesson plans Would someone like to review this site, then e-mail me please?

Peanut software This is a good site for downloading shareware programs

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Questacon

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Smile lesson plans

Symmetry and tessleations

Science On-Line - Includes games to make a fish fit into its environment and then get a "survivability" score!

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Virtual Manipulatives site: Similar to the Illuminations site in offering a range of interactive applets, this site is well organised by age and content. Some excellent resources here freely available.

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