Practice math in grades 1-5 with ADDieMath.
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ADDieMath is strictly drill and kill software, but with math, sometimes you just need a little practice. Once adding a user, the user can select a program to practice. There is addition, subtraction, multiply, divide, and specific multiplication factors.
This might be a quick and dirty site to give beginners extra practice or to push your more advanced students.
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Vivaldi – Supercharged history. Browser history is usually not very glamorous, but if you like stats, Vivaldi’s history is where it’s at! Not only can you search your history, you can also see what sites you visit on which days, how you navigate to sites, and which sites are most popular. Vivaldi has put together…
Along with a great tip on using Slides titles comes this nugget: I have coded an Add-on to automatically add a Google Slides Table of Contents to your Google Slides. You need to start with my template and then build the Slides. The table of contents creates a hyperlink to each of the slides in…
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Number Frames is an interactive math site for teaching frames. Using frames, students can learn how to count by 5,10,20, and 100 with a drag and drop interface. Users can change colors, use different shapes for counting, and draw directly onto the surface. This site could be used by the teacher to introduce math concepts to…
Source: Codevolve Codevolve is a website designed to interactively teach programming. The interface looks a lot like codecademy.com, but Codevolve puts the emphasis on learning skills, not badges. Another nice feature is Storyboard, where you can create your own assignments.