Math
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Moneyopolis
"Taking off where Fleetkids ends, Moneyopolis offers financial education for middle-school kids. "Moneyopolis is a challenging math game, which requires you to demonstrate your math skills in the context of some real life money matters." Created by the national accounting firm Ernst & Young, Moneyopolis is based on their five-step financial process: assessment, goal setting, strategy setting, implementation, and review/adjust. You begin the game as a new resident of Moneyopolis, with $600 to your name. Your goal is to tour all seven centers, save at least $1,000 and earn three Community Service Medallions."
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Middle School Algebra Q&A
A Surfnetkids Honorable Mention site.
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MegaMaths
"This is a lively, interactive Web site for practicing and testing times tables. It’s based on the popular BBC Schools Television series Megamaths, using the same castle setting and a selection of characters from the program to introduce a variety of activities and games. Children familiar with the series will recognize old friends but knowledge of the television series is not necessary. This Shockwave site is my pick of day because of the variety of its multiplication activities. To practice with a particular number (such as eight), choose it from the jester’s deck of cards."
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MathWork
"MathWork, a tool for creating an unlimited number of customized printable math-related worksheets and answer keys, is a labor of love for homeschooling dad Scott Byrce. In addition to the usual operators, MathWork includes fractions, graphing, telling time, reading a tape measure, and a one hundred chart. "A one hundred chart has a variety of uses. A one hundred chart can be used to teach counting or skip counting. A one hundred chart that starts at zero is good for introducing the concept of place value. A one hundred chart that starts at one can be used to teach about the Sieve of Eratosthenes, and for finding prime numbers.""
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MathWork Long Division
"MathWork is another nifty site for generating printable division worksheets (but no answerkeys.) Determine the difficulty level by specifying how many digits in the divisor (the numberwhich divides the other number), how many digits in the quotient (the answer) and whether or not to include problems with remainders (the amount left over.) When you’ve generated theappropriate worksheet, hit browser refresh to get another worksheet with the same parameters. Look in the left-hand menu for two more division worksheets: single-digit horizontal problemsand a five-minute drill that covers all the single-digit divisor facts."
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Maths Year 2000
Reviewed September 21, 2000 by Ron Knott, a reader from England who is not affiliated with the site: "Try the growing UK site especially set up for International Maths Year to get more kids into Maths. It’s got some nice ideas I think your readers will like."
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MathRealm
Reviewed November 13, 2000 by Gisele Glosser, a reader from Ossining, NY who is not affiliated with the site. MathRealm.com provides hundreds of math lessons, learning tools and exploration activities that can be integrated into an online syllabus for tracking student progress. Educators can easily create worksheets for students to complete online that are automatically graded. Their graphing whiteboard allows students to share equations, tables, plots, and graphs in real-time.
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Mathmania
"Featuring advanced math topics that are currently being studied bymathematicians, Mathmania brings these concepts to life with stories, puzzlesand prizes. Try your hand at creating a sorting network or coloring the nodesof a graph. For high school students and math fanatics of all ages, this siteprovides an uncommon glimpse into the world of mathematical research. Itincludes tutorials on knot theory, graph theory, finite state machines andsorting networks. "
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MATHguide
Reviewed June 13, 2000 by Mark Karadimos, a reader from Chicago, Illinois who is affiliated with the site.MATHguide is a mathematics related, one-stop website for interactive lessons, intriguing puzzles, creative projects, educational issues, mathematics-related materials and a help center.
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Mathematical Brain Teasers and Puzzles
Reviewed June 23, 2000 by Jit Mak, a reader from India who is not affiliated with the site.Ultimate brain teasers. Tests our problem solving aptitude to great levels.
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