Try these free, online resources for math teachers today. You and your students will benefit. I scoured the web for fresh, low prep math content. Yes, there are some ads on a few, but for the most part I tossed out pages that had annoying ads. I looked for sites loaded with content; the links below are just a bite-sized 'amuse-bouche'. Each site is worth further exploration.
Some dates are mathier than others. There are several mathematical dates sprinkled throughout the calendar. Some occur yearly and some every century or so, but all of them are worth a look.
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STEAM loving students can simply enjoy folding increasingly complex models. Not just a cost effective fidget, origami helps students make sense of geometry, fractions, and problem solving.
So, when is leap year? What is a leap day? Why does our calendar do this to us? Where can we look for quality student level information? Students of all levels benefit from engaging Leap Year Math resources.
This list of Mobius Strip Resources is mostly for teachers or parents. There are videos, activities, and everything related to helping kids explore this fascinating shape. This list is a work in progress, so expect it to keep growing over time.
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Curated by Jenna Laib, the site collects statistics of interest to young students. The data is shared in a short slide deck. Each show has clear graphic images that are easily accessible to students, and sample questions for teachers. Jenna also created a coherent Introduction to Slow Reveal Graphs, explaining what they are and how to make the most of them in your classroom.
