Krysiak,+Stephanie


 * Math Manipulative Resources:**

http://www.kellyskindergarten.com/math/math_activities.htm Choose the second link down. It offers two sets of patterns of animals and items with multiple choices that then can be printed on cardstock.
 * Pattern Blocks:**

http://www.marcias-lesson-links.com/MathTubs.html#Tub%20Ideas Scroll to almost bottom of the page for geoboard tub. Teacher creates tub with geobaords, rubberbands, and different patterns on cardstock that students recreate at a learning station. This would be a great station to stat having students get used to using geoboards as a manipulative.
 * Geoboards:**

http://www.math-lesson-plans.com/support-files/day8fractionswithtwocolorcounters.pdf This is a PDF of a lesson plan using two color counters to teach fractions. It includes a manipulative activity and a useful worksheet that could just be used for a few practice problems.
 * Two Color Counters:**


 * Teacher Resources:**

http://www.shodor.org/interactivate/ A database of K through 8 math lessons based on standards

http://mathwire.com/index.html Offers multiple math activities based on NCTM math standards that coincide with the fall season

http://www.superkids.com/aweb/tools/math/ Worksheet creator, no need to use worksheets for all math lesson but can be useful when you need a worksheet and do not want to waste time thinking up problems


 * Student Resources:**

http://www.coolmath-games.com/ Many math games covering alot of topics for older elementary children.

http://www.funbrain.com/kidscenter.html Variety of math games organized by grade and interest starting as low as kindergarten.


 * Website Reviews**

Kristina Marenic []

I really liked Math Doodles because it utilizes technology in the classroom. This would be a great application to have on an iPad if your school provides this. It would be good to have iPads with Math Doodles at a math station with a list of higher-order questions to go along with the activities so the group could discuss when they are done.

Amelia Coppock []

This site is great because it is not only categorized into grades but also by state standards. Technology needs to have a purpose in the classroom, not just planting kids in font of games to keep them out of your hair, and this website is great for having a purpose. Teachers can go through the standards and tailor there technology activities to go along with the standards that they are teaching in classroom activities.