Math

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[|Divide by Zero] media type="custom" key="4118443" Created by math teacher Nick Hershman, this blog site contains posts featuring Nick's lessons for some of his Algebra I, Geometry, and Pre-Algebra classes along with a few other useful topics including technology. Nick has done a nice job of organizing his posts by topic to go along with the basic chronological blog archive. You will also find a list of Nick's Delicious bookmarks and a Blogroll of his favorite bloggers.

[|Mathematics Learning] media type="custom" key="4118479" Author Rashmi Kathuria, an award-winning e-teacher from Shiksha, India, has amassed quite a collection of math resources on her blog site which contains posts dating back to 2006. She shares everything from her philosophy of math education to an amazing collection of math lessons of every kind. You will find links to the ten other math sites she has created as well as links to others' math blogs. Posts are organized by topic and chronologically. A search function is another convenient utility of this blog. The advertisements at the site are distracting, giving the site a bit of a cluttered feel, but navigating the site is well worth the effort.

[|The Math Arcade on Funbrain] media type="custom" key="4118479" Looking for a fun and exciting way to get your students eager to learn math? Pearson Education has created twenty-five online games for your students to use at any time and in any place. All you have to do to get started is tell the program if you are a boy or a girl and what skill level (grade level) you are in. From there the program takes you through various games that work on different skills for your current grade level. If it is too easy or difficult you can go back and change the skill level to better fit your needs. Your students will love the interactive sounds and movement of the game as it works through fun and exciting math problems. Don't believe me? Check it out for yourself!