Resources are available all over the Internet. Here are just some of the resources I have found that I think are pretty good. Most are free and some offer the ability to sign up for free giving additional opportunities to use with your classes.
Learn Zillion - A really nice site that offers lessons to help with differentiation in your classes. You can sign up for a free account and add classes and follow progress.
Pinterest - You can find resources galore on Pinterest. You can set up your own page and link to your favorite resources.
engageNY - This New York resource offers many advantages. They have set up a site with units that follow the Common Core Standards and include plans and pre and post tests for each unit.
Illuminations - An NCTM site that has lots of resources. You don't need an NCTM membership to take advantage of this site. NOTE: This is where the Relationship Rods activity originated. This is where the Multiplying Using Unit Models activity originated.
Share My Lesson - A free site that offers lessons by and for teachers. You can sign up for a free account to have access to all the wonderful resources here.
Common Core Sheets - Another free resource offering many worksheets aligned to Common Core Standards. Don't pass this by when you need some additional worksheets to help students practice.
TuvaLabs - Wow...A new site that offers the opportunity to request data to be used by students. Students can research a topic of interest. Sign up for a free account and see what it can offer you.
Meta-Chart - If you are looking for a site that will help create your graphs and charts, this might be the one. You can save and print the charts made.
Math Playground - This site has lots of fun practice activities. The downside is that it requires Flash for many of the best activities.
Math is Fun - How can this not be a good site with a name like that? This site offers a little bit of everything.
6th Grade Adventures in Mathland (Ratio and Proportion) - This is a teacher's website lesson on Ratio and Proportion. She will be publishing more lessons, I'm sure.
CPALMS - Here is a site from Florida that offers many resources for teachers. NOTE: This is where the Fraction Quilt activity originated.
Khan Academy - Great resource for flipping a classroom or just differentiating.
Virtual Nerd - Another great resource for flipping. Students can use the videos to help them review or learn concepts.
Inside Mathematics - Lots of resources including lessons, examples from teachers, etc.
AIMS Education - This site has many resources. The prices are pretty reasonable for their lessons and books, but they also offer a monthly newsletter that has free resources. NOTE: The measurement labs (Measure-for-Measure, Sticking-Around, Punch-It-Up, Step-by-Step) came from AIMS.
Learn Zillion - A really nice site that offers lessons to help with differentiation in your classes. You can sign up for a free account and add classes and follow progress.
Pinterest - You can find resources galore on Pinterest. You can set up your own page and link to your favorite resources.
engageNY - This New York resource offers many advantages. They have set up a site with units that follow the Common Core Standards and include plans and pre and post tests for each unit.
Illuminations - An NCTM site that has lots of resources. You don't need an NCTM membership to take advantage of this site. NOTE: This is where the Relationship Rods activity originated. This is where the Multiplying Using Unit Models activity originated.
Share My Lesson - A free site that offers lessons by and for teachers. You can sign up for a free account to have access to all the wonderful resources here.
Common Core Sheets - Another free resource offering many worksheets aligned to Common Core Standards. Don't pass this by when you need some additional worksheets to help students practice.
TuvaLabs - Wow...A new site that offers the opportunity to request data to be used by students. Students can research a topic of interest. Sign up for a free account and see what it can offer you.
Meta-Chart - If you are looking for a site that will help create your graphs and charts, this might be the one. You can save and print the charts made.
Math Playground - This site has lots of fun practice activities. The downside is that it requires Flash for many of the best activities.
Math is Fun - How can this not be a good site with a name like that? This site offers a little bit of everything.
6th Grade Adventures in Mathland (Ratio and Proportion) - This is a teacher's website lesson on Ratio and Proportion. She will be publishing more lessons, I'm sure.
CPALMS - Here is a site from Florida that offers many resources for teachers. NOTE: This is where the Fraction Quilt activity originated.
Khan Academy - Great resource for flipping a classroom or just differentiating.
Virtual Nerd - Another great resource for flipping. Students can use the videos to help them review or learn concepts.
Inside Mathematics - Lots of resources including lessons, examples from teachers, etc.
AIMS Education - This site has many resources. The prices are pretty reasonable for their lessons and books, but they also offer a monthly newsletter that has free resources. NOTE: The measurement labs (Measure-for-Measure, Sticking-Around, Punch-It-Up, Step-by-Step) came from AIMS.
Below are some of the worksheets used during the PRISM Summer 2014 Classes. Many are from other sources and the documents are in their original format.
| scale_of_the_universe_lesson.pdf |
| fraction_fun_book_lesson.pdf |
| egyptian_fractions.pdf |
| base_10_and_beyond_worksheet.pdf |
| generations_of_traits_with_pompoms.pdf |
