June 10, 2011

Weekend Websites #78: 46 Online Math Sites for 4th/5th Grade

Here’s a long list of math websites geared to fourth and fifth grade. I put them on my class internet

start page and let kids pick during sponge time–those five-ten minutes between ending a project and starting a new one.

  1. A Plus Math
  2. Adding Decimals
  3. Alien Addition
  4. Angles
  5. Arithmattack
  6. Build a bug math game
  7. Count us in—variety of math practice
  8. Estimating
  9. Flashcards only
  10. Game-oriented math learning
  11. Interactive Math Lessons Grades 2-6
  12. Learn Multiplication facts—for fun
  13. Links by math topic—speed math
  14. Math Basics
  15. Math Basics Plus
  16. Math—by Grade Level—lots of stuff
  17. Math edutainment
  18. Math grids—car game
  19. Math links by skills
  20. Math Playground
  21. Math practice—requires subscription
  22. Math Practice Test
  23. Math practice—by skill and time
  24. Math skills links
  25. Math—by Grade Level
  26. Math–Wild on Math—simple to use
  27. Measuring angles
  28. Mental Math
  29. Minute Math
  30. Mental Math Drills I
  31. Minute math drills II
  32. More Quick Math
  33. Multiplication Tables
  34. NumberNut Math Games
  35. Ones, tens, hundreds
  36. Pick a math category, take a quiz
  37. Quick Math—by level
  38. Quick Math
  39. Quick Math II
  40. Speed Math
  41. Test Your Math
  42. Timed math
  43. Timed Tests
  44. Times tables
  45. Virtual Manipulatives, Tessellations
  46. Word and logic problems

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Jacqui Murray is the editor of a technology curriculum for K-fifth grade and author of two technology training books for middle school. She wrote Building a Midshipman, the story of her daughter’s journey from high school to United States Naval Academy midshipman. She is webmaster for five blogs, an Amazon Vine Voice book reviewer, a columnist for Examiner.com, and a weekly contributor to Write Anything and Technology in Education. Currently, she’s working on a techno-thriller that should be ready this summer. Contact Jacqui at her writing office, WordDreams, or her tech lab, Ask a Tech Teacher.

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