Math

=Math Links=
 * [|Biographies of Women Mathematicians**]
 * [|The Fruit Game**] A simple interactive game, originally called Nim, with a hidden trick. See if your students can explain the trick in writing. Share your best guesses during Internet Workshop
 * [|nRich] Great problems that allow both computer interactive and printable versions, specialist in rich mathematics
 * [|Geometry Classroom Materials]
 * [|**Math Hunt**]Have your students complete a series of treasure hunts that help them to solve a math problem. A great Internet Workshop resource.
 * [|Algebra] - "How to" - might be a good link to post on your website

=Internet Projects= > > Information and Links gathered from "[|Teaching with the Internet K-12: New Literacies for New Times]", 4th Edition, Donald J. Leu, Deborah Diadium Leu, and Julie Coiro
 * [|Measuring the Circumference of the Earth**]
 * [|Down the Drain**] is a project that connects both science and math. It has students measure the amount of water they use each day and then compare their use with others around the world.
 * [|Graph Goodies**] is designed for K–2 students. It provides an early introduction into the power of numbers and analysis. Take a look and you will find many ideas that you can use right in your classroom.
 * [|The Noon Day Project: Measuring the Circumference of the Earth**]is a project also used in science. Students recreate the classic experiment conducted by Eratosthenes over 2,200 years ago to determine the circumference of the Earth. Classes measure the length of a shadow cast by a meter stick, share this data electronically, use scale drawings and a spreadsheet to make comparisons, and use this information to estimate the circumference of the earth.
 * [|The Global Grocery List Project**] invites your students to enter grocery list data from their location and conduct a variety of analyses using a worldwide database of prices and foods contributed by other classes around the world. It is an outstanding way to integrate social studies with mathematics.
 * [|Global SchoolNet’s Internet Project Registry**]
 * [|Oz Projects**]
 * [|SchoolNet’s Grassroots Project Gallery**]
 * [|Intercultural Email Classroom Connections**]
 * [|Kids Count Data from around the world and US]