Coppock,+Amelia

[] This is link to a website that has activities for Geo Boards. It contains a vitual geobaord that students can use to explore area and perimiter.

[] This is an interactive website that use two sided counters on the five frame. It helps with beginning addition and coutning skills.

[] This is an interactive site that allows students to explore with tangrams. They have to use all seven tangrams to fit into different images. Tangrams can be flipped and turned.

__**Websites for Teachers**__ [|www.mathforum.com] This is a website that allows teachers to collaborate with other educators. This site provides educators with activites, lessons, as well as infomration on professional development along with a database of resources such as links to the NCTM standards, magazine and journal artcles, etc. [|http://www.mathgoodies.com] This site contains a forum for teachers to exchange conversation via posts. There is a link in this site to various articles that are broken down by subject. Teachers can become members for free and recevie monthly newsletters. This sit eis also a great resource for students. [|www.math.com/teachers.html] This site offers many resources for teachers. These resources include links for lesson plans, classroom resources, career information, free stuff for teachers and links to the standards. This site is also a wonderful site for students as well. [] A collaboration of lesson plans shared by other teachers. Lesson plans are organized by grade level and then by subject.

__**Websites for Students**__ [|www.coolmath4kids.com] This is an interactive site that contains fun games, brain teasers, geometry art, puzzles, etc. [|www.aaamath.com] This sites provides students from grades K-8 with an intorduction to topics along with practice and game oppurtunties. This site is broken down by topics as well as grade level. [|www.ixl.com] Site for students to practice math from grade level Pre-K through Algebra. This site breaks down practice questions by grade level. Parents and teachers can become members and receive more benefits such as tracking students progress or giving awards.

[] This link is a link to the top ten math websites according to Sylvan Learning Center. Many of the websites are great forboth teachers and students.

[] Website with a list of math topics and literature to go along with these topics


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[] Kristina Marenic This link is specific to higher level geometry. While some of the concepts could be used for lower grade levels, some of the language may not be appropriate. I think this would be a great website to have students visit after the introduciton of a lesson. This would reinforce what was presented. It give visuals and text a long with activities to "test" yourself on a specific geometry lesson. Concepts that need to be learned first are presented first. There is another link on the page to go to the "next" subject in the porgression that subjects would be taught.

[] Stephanie Krysiak This is grreat resource to teachers. I have been told many, many times in my college career how there is no need to reinvent the wheel. This website not only gives the wheel, but it gives you everything else you need to go along with it. Lessons are broken down by subject. Once you are into the lesson, the lesson is broken down almost just like the Task Stream or Widdener's daily lesson plan format. It contains the objectives, lists the standards and materials as well as breaks down the developmental part of the lesson. I would use this webiste to aid in everyday planning of various math lessons.