Good morning, it’s Monday and tome for Charlie and I to work on math. I thought I would share Homeschool Resource: Math resources with you. If you have used these sites let me know what you thought of the and why.
| It’s Monday, and time for Math and I would like to ask you to check out the Recommended Websites: Math-Drills.com and The Tangram Channel. Math-Drills.com Age Range: 5-18 (Grades K-12, with parental supervision) This ad-supported website offers thousands of free, printable math worksheets with answer keys to help students learn, practice, and master math. |
| When you get to the site you’ll see a welcome message. Click on “Math Worksheets” on the top left to access worksheets on: Multiplication Facts, Addition, Subtraction, Division, Algebra, Money Math, Fractions, Integers Powers of Ten, Decimals, Geometry, Measurement and more! Click on any topic and a new page opens with a menu of worksheet options. Click on a worksheet title and a new page opens where you can open in your browser or download to your computer and print out the worksheet to use offline. You’ll also find flash cards, holiday-themed math worksheets, games, and more! |
Recommended Website: The Tangram Channel
Age Range: All (All grades; children with parental supervision
A Tangram is an ancient Chinese puzzle made with seven flat pieces called tans. By combining these seven tans, thousands of shapes or pictures can be made that help teach geometric concepts including shape recognition, area, perimeter, symmetry, etc. Plus, it improves problem-solving skills.
This website offers terrific information about Tangrams along with free puzzles and solutions. When you get to the site, read what a Tangram is and read its brief history.
Scroll down the page to locate free printables (a link to the Teachers Pay Teachers website where you can join for free and download any free resource).
| Then look at the menu at the top of the page and use it to explore: Tangram Puzzles, Tangram Solutions, Crafts & Activities and much more! This site provides a great way to engage in some hands-on geometry with tangrams! |
| Thank you, Glenda, Charlie and David Cates |
