- National Association for the Education of Young Children
The nation's largest organization of early childhood professionals and others dedicated to improving the quality of early childhood education programs for children from birth through age eight. Online resources include: articles for parents and teachers;
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- Notebook Press Educational Software - Jeff Hultquist, Notebook Press
Software guides students step-by-step through the solution of increasingly more difficult arithmetic problems, with a layout that encourages good written work habits. Teachers can review student progress using a password-protected tracking tool. One
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- Now I Know My ABCs and a Whole Lot More - Tina O'Block, O'Block Books
Contains alphabet, math, science, book making, and musical activities for
preschool and kindergarten. Units are based on the letters of the alphabet; one unit is available for preview, with downloadable support materials. Entire series is available
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- Numberline Lane - Fiona Cartmell, Nick Reynolds, and Anthony Cartmell
A website accompanying books designed to help teaching and learning math through stories and cartoon illustrations. Meet the residents of Numberline Lane: Walter One, Suzie Two, Hebe Three, Nora Four, Clive Five, Nick Six, Kevin Seven, Katy Eight, Nigel
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- Numbers Made Meaningful™ - Naomi Halpern, TSI Productions
A collection of number literacy stories and games that gives pre-K children meaningful, tangible contexts to help them make sense of the abstract world of number symbols. Zero & Friends teaches children the names, personalities, values and relationships
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- Numicon - Numicon, Ltd.
By representing numbers as shapes, Numicon's teaching program addresses different learning strengths with a multi-sensory approach. Download free mathematics display resources (for bulletin boards and the like); topics include Numicon shapes, pattern
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- One Wolf Howls - Scotti Cohn, illustrated by Susan Detwiler
This children’s book uses the months of the year and the numbers 1 through 12 to introduce children to the behavior of wolves in natural settings. The site also offers free educational resources, including teaching activities, math quizzes, related websites,
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- Pascal's Triangle - Math Forum/USI
A Web unit designed to support workshops given by the Math Forum for the Urban Systemic Initiative (Philadelphia and San Diego). Read about the history of Pascal's triangle and learn to construct it; view illustrations of number patterns to be discovered;
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- Place Value Chart - Ulrich Kortenkamp
Tap below this interactive place value chart app's headers labeled "ones," "tens," and "hundreds" to create tokens and begin experiencing bundling and debundling in our decimal number system. Compatible with the Apple iPhone, iPod, and iPad; also available
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- Preschool and Kindergarten Math - Elaine Engerdahl
Early childhood math lesson plans and accompanying manipulatives. Full themes include Bugs, Dinosaurs, Space and Robots, Apples and Numbers, and Three Little Pigs and Fairy Tales; mini-themes include Nursery Rhymes, Safety, and topical holidays. Watch
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- Preschool Math - Randi's Reruns Homeschool Resources
Books and booklet suggestions for preschool math - order online and/or join a mailing list for What's New.
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- School Maths - Gurov Boris
Free Russian-language math lessons, with examples of solving tasks and pictures.
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- ShillerMath: How Kids Learn Math - Larry Shiller
A home-schooling math kit, designed to be kid- and parent-friendly. Details of the curriculum and free sample activities are available on the site, as well as a parent resource center, newsletter, chat area, and more.
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- SMILE Program Mathematics Index - Science and Mathematics Initiatives for Learning Enhancement
Over 200 single-concept lesson plans in the following categories: Geometry and Measurement, Patterns and Logic, Probability and Statistics, Recreational and Creative Math, Practical and Applied Math, Arithmetic, Graphs and Visuals, Algebra and Trigonometry,
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- Square Machine (Early Childhood Art Lessons, Arts Wire) - The Incredible Art Department
A "lesson plan" for ages 3-5. "What's a square? Squares are all over the place. Look at these square things..."
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- Tap & Count 100 - Nancy Chupp
iPad app for learning how to count using senses of sight, sound, and touch: see the number; tap on the number; hear the number, and count along. Also available directly from the iTunes store.
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- Teach R Kids Math - Manri Systems
Math for elementary school children: online and offline math assignments and worksheets, ranging from simple counting for preschoolers to division and multiplication problems, and calendar and clock exercises for learning to tell time.
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- Teri Daniels Books - Teri Daniels
Daniels is the author of the picture book Math Man (Scholastic Books), an IRA/CBC Children's Choice selection. The site contains information on the book, enrichment activites related to the book, and a list of math picture books the author recommends.
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- Thinking Fountain Shape Cluster - Science Museum of Minnesota
Activities, images, and experiments relating science, math, and language arts. The shapes and math cluster features shape walk, I C shapes (finding circles, squares, and triangles in everyday objects), soap bubble geometry, pyramids and cubes (building
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- This is MegaMathematics! (MegaMath) - Nancy Casey; Los Alamos National Laboratory
The frontier of mathematics is an exciting place, where mathematicians experiment and play with creative and imaginative ideas, many of them accessible to young children; others (infinity is a good example) whose profound mathematical importance is not
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- To Classify Beans And Peas (SMILE) - Gwendolyn Williams, Adam Clayton Powell School
A lesson designed to teach students to identify five different kinds of beans and three different kinds of peas, to record information on a bar graph, and to
interpret the information given. From the Patterns and Logic section of a collection of almost
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- TouchMath: Multi-sensory Math Supplements - Innovative Learning Concepts, Inc.
The TouchMath Method is a multi-sensory approach to teaching basic number concepts, addition, subtraction, multiplication and division. TouchMath integrates digits 1 through 9 with a corresponding number of "touchpoints." Students physically touch each
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- A Tour of Fractions - Math Forum
The Web often seems more like a maze than an organized set of resources. To help you find what you need, the Math Forum presents a 'tour' of fractions, offering links to lessons, activities, and materials, questions and answers from Ask Dr. Math, and
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- A Tour of Measurement - Math Forum
A central resource for people teaching and learning about measurement. For teachers there are links to lessons and materials, questions and answers from Ask Dr. Math, and recommended software, grouped by level (elementary, middle school, high school).
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- True Learning - Jinhee and Joseph Kim, True-Learning LLC
Early learning curriculum, worksheets and lesson plans. The True Math activities provide an advanced foundation in math for your child with visually intuitive and engaging exercises. Free samples.
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- UMIGO - UMIGO, Inc.
Games, music videos, and "appisodes" for early math literacy and skills: "Let's All Umiball," "Scootie Doo," "Dr. Screwloose Strikes Again," "Double Trouble," "The Pizza Party," "Nobody Rides the Soakster," and "Who Woke the Mummy?" and "Who Stinks Greater?"
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- We can do Math! - Vinay Jain
Timed practice in basic operations; toggle up and down or key in answers. Designed "by a first grader, developed by her dad," this JavaScript offers two levels with a "check" button that scores responses, as well as a "rapid fire" mode that instantly
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- A Whale of a Tale - Dive into Math - INNOVA Multimedia Ltd.
Three online math lessons (Addition, Super Sea Sets, Symmetry) for ages 5-9, from INNOVA Multimedia's "A Whale of a Tale" series. Shockwave (required) activities offer ways for children to visualize and manipulate concepts.
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- What's My Area? (SMILE) - Karen L. Mickel, William Carter Elementary School
An elementary lesson designed to teach students to cover an area with uniform tiles and count the number of tiles needed; recognize rectangles, triangles and squares; and review basic colors. From the Geometry and Measurement section of a collection of
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- What's New at the Zoo? - Suzanne Slade, Joan Waites (ill.)
A picture book featuring counting and animal facts. Book available in hardcover, paperback, and eBook. Free educational resources on the Sylvan Dell website include Teaching Activities, Math/Reading Comprehension Quizzes, Related Website Links, and English
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- Young Children - National Association for the Education of Young Children
The bimonthly, peer-reviewed journal of the NAEYC, intended to serve teachers, administrators, researchers, and those in related fields. Its website offers an overview of the current issue, a searchable index of article citations and synopses from 1985
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