Danielle Freagon's List: Math resources and information

This site provides additional activities and information about mathematics and science. It also provides activities that integrate the two sujects.

This is a site for Geometer's Sketchpad. It provides many great activities that can be used and also additional resources for the teacher.

This is a website that looks into how the Wii can be used in the classroom for mathematics. This site tells us a little more about the project, gives activities that could be used, as well as provides some information about the Wii.

This is a great site for mathematic and science teachers. This site can be used as a resource as well as a place for students to go and do online activities.

A source that provides many virtual activities that can be used in mathematics. They have activities sorted by grade level and content so it is easy to find what you are looking for.

This site provides a huge list of activities that can be done in mathematics. The activites are laid out specifying what technology needs to be used, what the topic is, and it has a rating as well. There are many great activities listed on here.

This is a link in the National Council of Teachers of Mathematics (NCTM). It is a great site that provides lesson for mathematics as well as online computer activities that could be used in the classroom.

This is the website for Texas Instrument. It provides information for products that they offer, downloads for products, professional development, activities for the classroom, and information about funding and research.

The National Council for Teachers of Mathematics homepage which describes mathematical standards for different grade levels. It is also a great website that offers online activities that can be done with students at home or at school.

This website offers resources for parents, students, and teachers. There are some great projects and problems that students can do. This website is great because it has resources for elementary, middle, and high school levels.

This website explains what the Wisconsin Academic Standards for Mathematics are. It also breaks the standards into content standards and process standards and explains which each one is.

This site provides mathematical links for elementary, middle, and high school levels. There are also lessons, activities, and projects ideas that could be used.