Math Blog #3: Resources!

I decided to make a blog full of resources I have found useful for teaching and understanding math! Most are suggestions from my professor but some I found on my own. I'm planning to continue building upon it as I learn!

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Khan Academy

Khan Academy was my savior during summer math course. The videos are easy to understand and if you watch them on the website they come as part of a step by step process to understanding a concept. I have used it countless times since, most recently to help by little sister with percentages!

Inspiring Math Videos

Whether its success stories, new perspectives or simply a deconstruction of a math concept in an interesting way, these videos show the importance of math in our lives:

Brain Crossing

Math Class Needs a Makeover

EduGains

I have used this resources several times for my literacy course and only recently discovered how helpful it can be for math! It provides educational articles, examples of lessons, links to other resources and important mathematics documents.

Math Interactives

This interactive mathematics resource allows students to explore the pictorial, symbolic, and concrete representations of fractions.There are examples of activities you can print, a smoothie game you can play and other fun resources! I also like that it is a Canadian site. 

Battleship Jeopardy

AMAZING game created by my professor Rebecca Bunz! It fuses Battleship and Jeopardy to create a super fun integer game!