The Exploratorium (http://www.exploratorium.edu/)
Play games with your memory, check out the science behind
different types of sports, track frogs, or check out the Learning Studio. Information and
fascination both in one spot!Coolmath.com by Karen
(http://www.coolmath.com/)
A self-proclaimed amusement park of mathematics. Those
learning pre-algebra, algebra, geometry or calculus will find this site fun and helpful.
Teacher links for a variety of math students levels as well.
Math Advantage (http://www.harcourtschool.com/menus/math_advantage.html)
Choose your grade, then choose your game. This site, brought to you by Harcourt Brace,
reflects certain topics from the textbook of that grade in game format.
Learning
Wave Communications (http://www.learningwave.com/engage/index.html)
Middle School math teachers--pay attention. Your students will love this site as they use
math skills in AbsurdMath, The Bad Cashier and Geometry of the Ancients. Check it out and
enjoy yourself!
Flashcards for Kids (http://edu4kids.com/math/)
Choose the math concept to be practiced as well as the level of difficulty, then practice.
Very easy to use!
BrainPop (http://www.brainpop.com/)
Watch entertaining and educational animated cartoons, which explain many scientific
things, such as how your eyes work, what a water cycle is, and how your digestion system
works. You can also try some experiments with "Bob, the Ex-lab Rat" or ask
questions of your own.
Science for Families (http://scienceforfamilies.allinfo-about.com/)
All sorts of great science links. A new article and feature each week.
Teach
R Kids Math (http://www.teachrkids.com/)
This interactive site
will help your child learn key mathematical concepts.
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