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Is "kindergarten through fifth grade" too broad a range? A number of elementary school teachers have told us that this is the case, so we've divided up resources by level for those who prefer a narrower scope:

Teachers' Place:
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Grades 3-5

Teaching even younger students?
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Teacher2Teacher: Ideas and resources for teaching mathematics.; T2T FAQ: frequently asked questions.
Teacher Exchange: User-contributed classroom materials.
Activities and Projects: Puzzles and problems for your students.
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Collections of Lesson Plans: Web sites focusing on classroom materials.
Fun Sites for Kids: Cool educational field trips for your students.
Math Software: Archives, reviews and publishers of software.

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Discussion Groups, Mailing Lists, and Newsgroups: Online discussions where you can trade ideas.
Articles and Publications: Standards, journals, bibliographies, and other publications.
Professional Organizations: The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM), the Mathematical Association of America (MAA), and others.

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