Finance (Money):
Kdg + Grades: Citigroup Financial Education Curriculum is a free
financial education curriculum. Includes personal budget planner,
retirement and loan calculators. (Spanish) Sections: Kids, Teens,
Adults.
Kdg-12th Grades: US Mint HIP Pocket Change is about building
an online educational community; it shows how connected
people are to coins. The games, stories, and other activities
bring the coins to life. They present not only the extraordinary
people pictured on the coins, but also the generations of citizens
who have carried this change. What a great place to examine the
"History In your Pocket" (HIP)! (Teachers Guide)
1st-6th Grades: Planet Orange is an online program that
promotes financial literacy and allows kids and their parents to
explore basic financial topics such as earning, saving, budgeting,
investing and spending. (Teacher Guide)
3rd-6th Grades: Centsables website is a resource to help kids
learn financial skills in an entertaining fashion. Lively animation
and easy-to-understand money topics and activities will help
young learners become financially savvy while they earn, budget,
spend, save and share their money.
3rd-8th Grades: Great Minds Think has several online games
that engage kids in learning about money, including money from
around the world, history of US money, money word search. A
Kids Guide to Money is a free, self-directed, interactive booklet.
It introduces concepts like earning, spending, and saving money
in a fun way.
4th-6th Grades: Feed the Pig for Tweens offers a fun, hands on
financial literacy program.
5th-7th Grades: TreasuryDirect Kids provides an introduction to
Treasury securities and is designed to help teachers and parents
build important lessons on saving and investing.
5th + Grades: Teens Guide to Money, designed by a high school
student, is a website where young people can learn about
money. The site has four major categories: Earning, Saving,
Investing, and Spending.
6th-12th Grade: Pursuit? It's a game! It's an adventure! It's a
web-based education tool that uses New England history and
animation to help players learn about economic growth. Players
travel our timeline of New England economic history in pursuit of
answers to questions that show how growth occurs.
6th-12th Grade: Show Business is a learning activity on
economics and the entertainment industry, music and show
business. Our goal is to provide an additional tool for teaching
and learning about basic economic concepts. We even managed
to sneak in some economic history.
6th-12th Grade: MoneySmarts (Girls Scouts) is an interactive
website that builds on the idea that finances can be fun and
exciting. Through engaging activities, that include quizzes and
polls, geared toward ages 11-17, girls (and boys) can learn
about four topic areas: earning, saving, spending and investing.
6th-12th Grades: Gen i Revolution is a competitive online game
that includes 15 missions in which students complete a variety of
activities to beat back the insidious "Murktide"—a mysterious
infestation that is causing confusion about basic personal finance
principles. Developed for middle and high school students.
6th-12th Grades: TheMint is an online guide of information and
interactive games for middle and high school students that make
personal finance come alive. Lesson plans address budgeting,
credit, decision making and the risks and rewards of the stock
market.
6th + Grades: GCFLearnFree provides free, interactive online
programs: Math and Money: Money Basics, Math Basics, Tax
Credits, Food, Money/Financial Skills, Work. Everyday Life:
(Objectives) EDL project uses interactive, situation-based
lessons to teach functional literacy skills. Area's include: Food,
Money, Work, Shopping, Maps, Plans & Schedules, Bills and
Budgeting, Word Match. Computer Basics-Getting Started:
Windows, Internet 101, Internet Explorer 8, Facebook 101,
Email Basics, Internet Safety, Internet Safety for Kids, Mozilla
Firefox. Computer Basics-Office Software: Word, Excel,
PowerPoint, Access, Office, OpenOffice.org, Outlook 2003,
Publisher 2003, Word 2010. Work and Career: Career Planning,
Resume Writing, Interviewing Skills, Career Development, Job
Skills, Cover Letters, Money Basics, The Workplace. Reading
Program is to help adults at all levels become more proficient
readers. The lessons are self-paced and self-directed utilizing
various learning tools featuring videos and games. HIV
Workbook.
6th + Grades: Show Me The Future is a financial literacy and life
skills game, a simulation designed to help 12-20 year-olds
prepare for their futures. The game helps players understand
the cost of living, budgeting, the difference between wants and
needs, the importance of financial planning, the need to set
career goals, and the value of higher education. This game can
be used in the classroom and at home. Users are encouraged to
play over and over, as they will have different identities each
time, helping them base their choices on varying circumstances.
6th + Grades: Moneytopia-Your goal is to successfully manage
your money throughout life, until you achieve your Big Dream.
To win, keep careful track of your finances, pay your bills on
time, and take care of all the little day-to-day things that can
impact your finances. Tutorials such as: Assessing Whether to
File Bankruptcy. What Are You Worth? Monitor Your Financial
Health. Avoiding Consumer Scams and Ripoffs. Preparing a
Spending Plan. (For Teachers)
6th + Grades: Money Smarts CBI computer-based instruction
(Spanish)-Young Adults curriculum helps youth ages 12-20 learn
the basics of handling their money and finances, including how
to create positive relationships with financial institutions. Adult
Curriculum.
6th + Grades: Khan Academy is a collection of educational
videos and exercises on variety of subjects, ranging from
elementary math to pre-college physics.
6th + Grades: HSFPP (NEFE) Student Financial Planning Program-
Success Street Game is based on the curriculum that isn't about
creating a budget, it’s about creating your budgets, your
financial plan, your saving plan. This makes the lessons personal
and helps you immediately apply what you are learning. It is an
award-winning, free, non-commercial financial education program
has been provided to millions of students in thousands of
schools throughout the country. Student Page. Parent Page.
7th-12th Grades GIRLS: Making Cents of Her Life (Girls Scouts)
is an interactive web game featuring four characters of different
age, ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds. Girls select a
character and then proceed to help with their budget & life. At
the end of the game, once girls have balanced their character's
budget, they can enjoy a fun interactive activity or choose to
play again with a different character.
7th + Grades: Stagecoach Island provides a virtual-world
interactive learning experience for young adults ages 14 and up.
Topics include savings, checking, budgeting, credit, home
ownership and developing a career.
9th-12th Grade: It All Adds Up is an online site for teens who
want a head start on their financial future. Five interactive
lessons show students the fundamentals of budgeting; saving
and investing; preparing for college; buying a car; and credit.
Lesson plans are designed for high school teachers and their
students. (Teachers Guide)
9th-12th Grade: Peanuts & Crackerjacks is an interactive
baseball game that tests your knowledge of economics and pro
sports trivia. Not a sports fan? No problem! Sports are the
hook, but Peanuts & Crackerjacks is really about using
economics to gain a better understanding of everyday life. It is
intended primarily for students in high school economics and
social studies classes. (Teacher's Guide)
9th + Grade: Practical Money Skills For Life is a web-based
classroom resource for educators and parents. The web site
offers classroom materials, quizzes, an interactive video and
online calculators. The resource is designed to help teachers and
parents incorporate money management skills into student
learning at various grade levels. Games. Classroom Activities.
You must register to download or view materials.
9th + Grades: Dollars from Sense is a web site designed to help
young adults understand the basics of personal finance, reach
financial goals and learn how to make investments.
9th + Grades: Understanding Taxes Student Site provides high
schools, community colleges, and the general public with a
technology-based instructional tool about taxes. Interested in
uncovering the mystery behind taxes? Looking for real-world
applications for what you've learned in the classroom?
9th + Grade: Mind Your Finances e-Learning is a credit and
money management education program designed to teach
students how to manage their money, credit and personal
finances. The website includes topics such as organizing financial
records, monitoring debt-to-income ratio, and requesting credit
reports.
10th + Grades: 360 Degrees of Financial literacy is a volunteer
effort of the nation’s Certified Public Accountants to help
Americans understand their personal finances and develop
money management skills. It focuses on financial education as a
lifelong endeavor-from children learning about the value of
money to adults reaching a secure retirement.
10th + Grades: MyMoney is the U.S. website dedicated to
teaching the basics about financial education. Learn about: Debt
and Credit, buying a home, getting a loan, balancing a
checkbook, saving, consumer rights.
11th + Grades: MoneySKILL is an online course in personal
finance that is a highly interactive, reality-based internet
curriculum. The course consists of 34 "How to" modules on
income, money management, spending, credit, saving and
investing. Includes two life simulation activities which ask
students what they expect to get out of life: what kind of job,
what kind of house, what kind of car, do they plan to marry,
how many children, and how will they save and invest.
12th + Grades: Managing My Money is a website designed to
address the financial literacy needs of low-income persons.
Booklets:
3rd-5th Grades: Great Minds Think-A Kids Guide to Money.
9th + Grades: Focus on Finances: Preparing For Your Future is a
tool to help young people learn about credit, identity theft, and
buying a new or used car. It explains what to know about
warranties, service contracts, and pre-purchase independent
inspection. It provides web addresses for further information on
these topics.
Citi: Financial Banking Terms.
Special Program:
MoneyWi$e is a national financial literacy partnership between
Capital One and Consumer Action. It is the first program of its
kind to combine free, multilingual financial education materials
with community training and seminars to give consumers at all
income levels both the information and the practical assistance
they need to make smart financial decisions.
Kdg + Grades: Citigroup Financial Education Curriculum is a free
financial education curriculum. Includes personal budget planner,
retirement and loan calculators. (Spanish) Sections: Kids, Teens,
Adults.
Kdg-12th Grades: US Mint HIP Pocket Change is about building
an online educational community; it shows how connected
people are to coins. The games, stories, and other activities
bring the coins to life. They present not only the extraordinary
people pictured on the coins, but also the generations of citizens
who have carried this change. What a great place to examine the
"History In your Pocket" (HIP)! (Teachers Guide)
1st-6th Grades: Planet Orange is an online program that
promotes financial literacy and allows kids and their parents to
explore basic financial topics such as earning, saving, budgeting,
investing and spending. (Teacher Guide)
3rd-6th Grades: Centsables website is a resource to help kids
learn financial skills in an entertaining fashion. Lively animation
and easy-to-understand money topics and activities will help
young learners become financially savvy while they earn, budget,
spend, save and share their money.
3rd-8th Grades: Great Minds Think has several online games
that engage kids in learning about money, including money from
around the world, history of US money, money word search. A
Kids Guide to Money is a free, self-directed, interactive booklet.
It introduces concepts like earning, spending, and saving money
in a fun way.
4th-6th Grades: Feed the Pig for Tweens offers a fun, hands on
financial literacy program.
5th-7th Grades: TreasuryDirect Kids provides an introduction to
Treasury securities and is designed to help teachers and parents
build important lessons on saving and investing.
5th + Grades: Teens Guide to Money, designed by a high school
student, is a website where young people can learn about
money. The site has four major categories: Earning, Saving,
Investing, and Spending.
6th-12th Grade: Pursuit? It's a game! It's an adventure! It's a
web-based education tool that uses New England history and
animation to help players learn about economic growth. Players
travel our timeline of New England economic history in pursuit of
answers to questions that show how growth occurs.
6th-12th Grade: Show Business is a learning activity on
economics and the entertainment industry, music and show
business. Our goal is to provide an additional tool for teaching
and learning about basic economic concepts. We even managed
to sneak in some economic history.
6th-12th Grade: MoneySmarts (Girls Scouts) is an interactive
website that builds on the idea that finances can be fun and
exciting. Through engaging activities, that include quizzes and
polls, geared toward ages 11-17, girls (and boys) can learn
about four topic areas: earning, saving, spending and investing.
6th-12th Grades: Gen i Revolution is a competitive online game
that includes 15 missions in which students complete a variety of
activities to beat back the insidious "Murktide"—a mysterious
infestation that is causing confusion about basic personal finance
principles. Developed for middle and high school students.
6th-12th Grades: TheMint is an online guide of information and
interactive games for middle and high school students that make
personal finance come alive. Lesson plans address budgeting,
credit, decision making and the risks and rewards of the stock
market.
6th + Grades: GCFLearnFree provides free, interactive online
programs: Math and Money: Money Basics, Math Basics, Tax
Credits, Food, Money/Financial Skills, Work. Everyday Life:
(Objectives) EDL project uses interactive, situation-based
lessons to teach functional literacy skills. Area's include: Food,
Money, Work, Shopping, Maps, Plans & Schedules, Bills and
Budgeting, Word Match. Computer Basics-Getting Started:
Windows, Internet 101, Internet Explorer 8, Facebook 101,
Email Basics, Internet Safety, Internet Safety for Kids, Mozilla
Firefox. Computer Basics-Office Software: Word, Excel,
PowerPoint, Access, Office, OpenOffice.org, Outlook 2003,
Publisher 2003, Word 2010. Work and Career: Career Planning,
Resume Writing, Interviewing Skills, Career Development, Job
Skills, Cover Letters, Money Basics, The Workplace. Reading
Program is to help adults at all levels become more proficient
readers. The lessons are self-paced and self-directed utilizing
various learning tools featuring videos and games. HIV
Workbook.
6th + Grades: Show Me The Future is a financial literacy and life
skills game, a simulation designed to help 12-20 year-olds
prepare for their futures. The game helps players understand
the cost of living, budgeting, the difference between wants and
needs, the importance of financial planning, the need to set
career goals, and the value of higher education. This game can
be used in the classroom and at home. Users are encouraged to
play over and over, as they will have different identities each
time, helping them base their choices on varying circumstances.
6th + Grades: Moneytopia-Your goal is to successfully manage
your money throughout life, until you achieve your Big Dream.
To win, keep careful track of your finances, pay your bills on
time, and take care of all the little day-to-day things that can
impact your finances. Tutorials such as: Assessing Whether to
File Bankruptcy. What Are You Worth? Monitor Your Financial
Health. Avoiding Consumer Scams and Ripoffs. Preparing a
Spending Plan. (For Teachers)
6th + Grades: Money Smarts CBI computer-based instruction
(Spanish)-Young Adults curriculum helps youth ages 12-20 learn
the basics of handling their money and finances, including how
to create positive relationships with financial institutions. Adult
Curriculum.
6th + Grades: Khan Academy is a collection of educational
videos and exercises on variety of subjects, ranging from
elementary math to pre-college physics.
6th + Grades: HSFPP (NEFE) Student Financial Planning Program-
Success Street Game is based on the curriculum that isn't about
creating a budget, it’s about creating your budgets, your
financial plan, your saving plan. This makes the lessons personal
and helps you immediately apply what you are learning. It is an
award-winning, free, non-commercial financial education program
has been provided to millions of students in thousands of
schools throughout the country. Student Page. Parent Page.
7th-12th Grades GIRLS: Making Cents of Her Life (Girls Scouts)
is an interactive web game featuring four characters of different
age, ethnic and socio-economic backgrounds. Girls select a
character and then proceed to help with their budget & life. At
the end of the game, once girls have balanced their character's
budget, they can enjoy a fun interactive activity or choose to
play again with a different character.
7th + Grades: Stagecoach Island provides a virtual-world
interactive learning experience for young adults ages 14 and up.
Topics include savings, checking, budgeting, credit, home
ownership and developing a career.
9th-12th Grade: It All Adds Up is an online site for teens who
want a head start on their financial future. Five interactive
lessons show students the fundamentals of budgeting; saving
and investing; preparing for college; buying a car; and credit.
Lesson plans are designed for high school teachers and their
students. (Teachers Guide)
9th-12th Grade: Peanuts & Crackerjacks is an interactive
baseball game that tests your knowledge of economics and pro
sports trivia. Not a sports fan? No problem! Sports are the
hook, but Peanuts & Crackerjacks is really about using
economics to gain a better understanding of everyday life. It is
intended primarily for students in high school economics and
social studies classes. (Teacher's Guide)
9th + Grade: Practical Money Skills For Life is a web-based
classroom resource for educators and parents. The web site
offers classroom materials, quizzes, an interactive video and
online calculators. The resource is designed to help teachers and
parents incorporate money management skills into student
learning at various grade levels. Games. Classroom Activities.
You must register to download or view materials.
9th + Grades: Dollars from Sense is a web site designed to help
young adults understand the basics of personal finance, reach
financial goals and learn how to make investments.
9th + Grades: Understanding Taxes Student Site provides high
schools, community colleges, and the general public with a
technology-based instructional tool about taxes. Interested in
uncovering the mystery behind taxes? Looking for real-world
applications for what you've learned in the classroom?
9th + Grade: Mind Your Finances e-Learning is a credit and
money management education program designed to teach
students how to manage their money, credit and personal
finances. The website includes topics such as organizing financial
records, monitoring debt-to-income ratio, and requesting credit
reports.
10th + Grades: 360 Degrees of Financial literacy is a volunteer
effort of the nation’s Certified Public Accountants to help
Americans understand their personal finances and develop
money management skills. It focuses on financial education as a
lifelong endeavor-from children learning about the value of
money to adults reaching a secure retirement.
10th + Grades: MyMoney is the U.S. website dedicated to
teaching the basics about financial education. Learn about: Debt
and Credit, buying a home, getting a loan, balancing a
checkbook, saving, consumer rights.
11th + Grades: MoneySKILL is an online course in personal
finance that is a highly interactive, reality-based internet
curriculum. The course consists of 34 "How to" modules on
income, money management, spending, credit, saving and
investing. Includes two life simulation activities which ask
students what they expect to get out of life: what kind of job,
what kind of house, what kind of car, do they plan to marry,
how many children, and how will they save and invest.
12th + Grades: Managing My Money is a website designed to
address the financial literacy needs of low-income persons.
Booklets:
3rd-5th Grades: Great Minds Think-A Kids Guide to Money.
9th + Grades: Focus on Finances: Preparing For Your Future is a
tool to help young people learn about credit, identity theft, and
buying a new or used car. It explains what to know about
warranties, service contracts, and pre-purchase independent
inspection. It provides web addresses for further information on
these topics.
Citi: Financial Banking Terms.
Special Program:
MoneyWi$e is a national financial literacy partnership between
Capital One and Consumer Action. It is the first program of its
kind to combine free, multilingual financial education materials
with community training and seminars to give consumers at all
income levels both the information and the practical assistance
they need to make smart financial decisions.
Math
PreK-12th Grade: BBC-School Games; organized by age
group and multiple subjects.
PreK-12th Grade: National Library of Virtual Manipulatives-A
library of uniquely interactive, web-based virtual manipulatives
or concept tutorials, mostly in the form of Java applets, for
mathematics instruction. Includes: Number & Operations,
Algebra, Geometry, Measurement, Data Analysis & Probability
PreK + Grades: BBC Learning makes full use of digital,
interactive technology to support the learning needs of
children, teenagers and adults. Through the website we offer a
wide range of interactive resources including video and audio,
online activities, and content to download. Educational game
sites include learning everything from biology to Irish and
Literature: KS1 Bitesize, KS2 Bitesize, KS3 Bitesize, GCSE
Bitesize, Scottish Bitesize, Scottish Highers. Information sites
provide links to LOTS of stuff in many different educational
categories: Early Years, Primary Ages 4-11, Secondary Ages
11-16, Ages 16+.
Kdg-4th Grade: Arcademic Skill Builders research-based and
standards-aligned free educational math games and language
arts games will engage, motivate, and help teach students.
Geography. Math, LA, Geography.
Kdg-5th Grades: CTK Math Games For Kids-Games, Puzzles
and Activities. This site presents a collection of games and
puzzles with mathematical contents and a few practice
exercises disguised as games.
Kdg-8th Grade: FunBrain has a lot of different flash and
classic games that you can play and learn at the same time.
They even have web books and comics! Math, LA, Science,
History, Music, Geography and Art.
Kdg-12th Grades: US Mint HIP Pocket Change is about
building an online educational community; it shows how
connected people are to coins. The games, stories, and other
activities bring the coins to life. They present not only the
extraordinary people pictured on the coins, but also the
generations of citizens who have carried this change. What a
great place to examine the "History In your Pocket" (HIP)
(Teachers Guide)
3rd-6th Grades: PBS Cyberchase is an Emmy Award-winning
series that teaches kids math concepts in a fun way they can
understand. Teaches kids how to earn, spend, and trade with
money to accomplish a goal. It offers sophisticated animation,
an engaging storyline with integrated math games, and over
20 characters with which to interact. The Quest does a nice
job of balancing the need to earn money with the need to
spend money to acquire the objects-the end result is that kids
enthusiastically play the math games to earn money.
5th + Grades: Study Guides and Strategies. Provides
information for study skills, reading, writing, memorizing,
preparation, organizing, science and much more.
6th-12th Grades: Hands-On Universe is an educational
program that enables students to investigate the Universe
while applying tools and concepts from science, math, and
technology.
6th + Grades: CoolMath is a wonderful one-stop math shop
for middle and high school students which also has a helpful
section for parents and teachers. Provides an easier and more
visual way to learn all types of math. Also provides links to
"sister sites" in Science, Coolmath for kids and finance. [There
are a lot of ad's and a lot of color on this site!]
6th + Grades: Energized Learning includes lessons and
activities that develop specific skills and knowledge students
are expected to learn in science, mathematics, economics and
social sciences and politics. Energy supply, conversion and use
is central the quality of life for all people. It is our hope that
students, teachers and parents will develop a better
understanding of energy and its complex interrelationships.
6th + Grades: Khan Academy is a collection of educational
videos and exercises on variety of subjects, ranging from
elementary math to pre-college physics.
7th Grade + GIRLS: Girls Go Tech--It's a great way to see the
world! Who knew math, science, and technology could be so
fun?! Have a blast and test your skills playing Mandala Maker,
Mixed Messages, and Digital Composer. Go tech and get game!
7th + Grade: Lure of the Labyrinth concentrates on creating
essential resources for pre-algebra students and the teachers
and families working with them, as well as aggregating other
manipulatives, web sites, and teacher tools that can help
students think like mathematicians. (Teacher Guide)
Miscellaneous:
Federal Resources for Educational Excellence (FREE)-Teaching
and Learning Resources from Federal Agencies.
PreK-12th Grade: BBC-School Games; organized by age
group and multiple subjects.
PreK-12th Grade: National Library of Virtual Manipulatives-A
library of uniquely interactive, web-based virtual manipulatives
or concept tutorials, mostly in the form of Java applets, for
mathematics instruction. Includes: Number & Operations,
Algebra, Geometry, Measurement, Data Analysis & Probability
PreK + Grades: BBC Learning makes full use of digital,
interactive technology to support the learning needs of
children, teenagers and adults. Through the website we offer a
wide range of interactive resources including video and audio,
online activities, and content to download. Educational game
sites include learning everything from biology to Irish and
Literature: KS1 Bitesize, KS2 Bitesize, KS3 Bitesize, GCSE
Bitesize, Scottish Bitesize, Scottish Highers. Information sites
provide links to LOTS of stuff in many different educational
categories: Early Years, Primary Ages 4-11, Secondary Ages
11-16, Ages 16+.
Kdg-4th Grade: Arcademic Skill Builders research-based and
standards-aligned free educational math games and language
arts games will engage, motivate, and help teach students.
Geography. Math, LA, Geography.
Kdg-5th Grades: CTK Math Games For Kids-Games, Puzzles
and Activities. This site presents a collection of games and
puzzles with mathematical contents and a few practice
exercises disguised as games.
Kdg-8th Grade: FunBrain has a lot of different flash and
classic games that you can play and learn at the same time.
They even have web books and comics! Math, LA, Science,
History, Music, Geography and Art.
Kdg-12th Grades: US Mint HIP Pocket Change is about
building an online educational community; it shows how
connected people are to coins. The games, stories, and other
activities bring the coins to life. They present not only the
extraordinary people pictured on the coins, but also the
generations of citizens who have carried this change. What a
great place to examine the "History In your Pocket" (HIP)
(Teachers Guide)
3rd-6th Grades: PBS Cyberchase is an Emmy Award-winning
series that teaches kids math concepts in a fun way they can
understand. Teaches kids how to earn, spend, and trade with
money to accomplish a goal. It offers sophisticated animation,
an engaging storyline with integrated math games, and over
20 characters with which to interact. The Quest does a nice
job of balancing the need to earn money with the need to
spend money to acquire the objects-the end result is that kids
enthusiastically play the math games to earn money.
5th + Grades: Study Guides and Strategies. Provides
information for study skills, reading, writing, memorizing,
preparation, organizing, science and much more.
6th-12th Grades: Hands-On Universe is an educational
program that enables students to investigate the Universe
while applying tools and concepts from science, math, and
technology.
6th + Grades: CoolMath is a wonderful one-stop math shop
for middle and high school students which also has a helpful
section for parents and teachers. Provides an easier and more
visual way to learn all types of math. Also provides links to
"sister sites" in Science, Coolmath for kids and finance. [There
are a lot of ad's and a lot of color on this site!]
6th + Grades: Energized Learning includes lessons and
activities that develop specific skills and knowledge students
are expected to learn in science, mathematics, economics and
social sciences and politics. Energy supply, conversion and use
is central the quality of life for all people. It is our hope that
students, teachers and parents will develop a better
understanding of energy and its complex interrelationships.
6th + Grades: Khan Academy is a collection of educational
videos and exercises on variety of subjects, ranging from
elementary math to pre-college physics.
7th Grade + GIRLS: Girls Go Tech--It's a great way to see the
world! Who knew math, science, and technology could be so
fun?! Have a blast and test your skills playing Mandala Maker,
Mixed Messages, and Digital Composer. Go tech and get game!
7th + Grade: Lure of the Labyrinth concentrates on creating
essential resources for pre-algebra students and the teachers
and families working with them, as well as aggregating other
manipulatives, web sites, and teacher tools that can help
students think like mathematicians. (Teacher Guide)
Miscellaneous:
Federal Resources for Educational Excellence (FREE)-Teaching
and Learning Resources from Federal Agencies.
Math and Finance (Money)
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