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Best Free Math Sites for School

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Evaluation Check List for Free Math Web Sites

When finding a math site that is right for your student, consider which of the following criteria are most important in a free math site. Also, use a math site which accommodates different age groups if there is more than one student at home who will be using the site.

Advertisements: Are there advertisements on the math web site? Are they age- and content-appropriate? Do the advertisements offer to do students' homework for a fee-(yes, there was a math site which had such an ad)? 

Math Content:
Is there enough related math content on the site to deem it worthwhile for math homework?

Math Grade Level
Does the site specify the grade of its math audience? Is there a separate page or pages for pre-school, elementary, middle , high school and college?

Math Homework Help
If Homework help is available, are you comfortable with it? Does the homework help simply give the student the math answer or help the student figure it out?

Math Games
Are math games available on the free math web site? Do the games require a download? Or if you'd rather have your student studying, verify the site has no math games.

Technology
Cruise through the math site to see if Flash or Java or Adobe Acrobat need to be downloaded if they are not already on your computer.

Web Site Navigation
Is the site easy to navigate? Is the layout intuitive? Is the page clean or is it cluttered and distracting? Is the search feature prominent?

Free Math Web Sites

A+ Math is a math sites for grades 2-8 which features flash cards, math games, customizable worksheets and a homework helper. The homework helper is more like a homework checker. Type in the equation and the homework helper lets the student know if the answer is correct. The homework helper on this free math web site covers Arithmetic, Subtraction, Multiplication, and Division - with and without a remainder. In the homework helper section also find step-by-step solutions, and interactive addition and multiplication tables. The site does contain advertising for other math related sites. Grade: B

Best Free Math Sites for School

Navigate to free math sites for homework help, math history and printable worksheets.

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Takeaways
  • With MathForum, you may never look at another math web site again.
  • Avoid free math web sites with inappriate advertising.
  • Introduce students to worthwhile free math web sites.
Did You Know?
"Every culture on earth has developed some mathematics." - David E. Joyce
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Thanks, Melinda. Sorry, ERIC I don't get notified about all comments.

Posted on 07/24/2008 at 6:07:12 AM

 
You would do the foil method first because of the double parenthesis. When doing problems such as this, follow the pemdos rule. P - parenthis E - exponents M - multiplication D - division A - addition S - subtraction

Posted on 07/24/2008 at 6:07:45 AM

 
2((2a+2b)(2a-2b)) what step would you do first to answer this problem the foil method or the distributive property

Posted on 02/04/2008 at 5:02:30 PM

 
Thanks for the tips! I stink at math and my daughters often ask for help. I have bookmarked the one.

Posted on 09/06/2006 at 6:09:00 PM

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