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Learning activities for Alternate Learners

by April Bruner-Yamin

The best apps and games for learning, personally selected for each unique child.
Great resource for non verbal autistic children

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Math Playground

by Michelle Mezyk

Math Playground is a learning site with a variety of math games, logic puzzles, math practice and problem solving activities.  Math Playground is a secure website to learn at concepts online while having fun.  Appropriate for students K thru 2nd.

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Super Base

by Austin Hofmeister

Teaches how to use exponents within equations.

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Resources for ELL

by Tacy Reading

This is a great website for educators, administrators, and librarians working with English Language Learners.  The website is full of resources and information for a number of subjects, not just math. 

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Pintrest Math Activities

by Anna Duke

I know that pintrest is very popular these days and so I was curious as to what math activities were available so I thought I would post!

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20 Great Math Websites

by Nina Bryan

A list of 20 websites that are listed for teachers, students, and parents. These various websites have games, worksheets, flashcards, videos, and so much more! 

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Who Says Math Has to Be Boring?

by Amelia Ruzicka

An editorial piece from the New York Times cites research to make the case for an overhaul of math and science education.

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Common Core Resources

by Tacy Reading

This is a website with free lessons and teaching strategies related to the Common Core. While this website has resources for most subjects, their section on math has many great links to websites that have lesson plans, games, activities, etc. all related to the Common Core.  This would be a more

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Why Do Americans Stink at Math?

by Amelia Ruzicka

The new math of the ’60s, the new, new math of the ’80s and today’s Common Core math all stem from the idea that the traditional way of teaching math simply does not work.

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Math Journals

by Lindsey Centers

I found this blog which discusses how this particular teacher uses math journals in her classroom. I found it helpful because she has a ton of examples! I would use math journals such as these as morning work, potentially, or as a formative assessment tool that I could check throughout the week t more

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