Being a great Mathematician takes time and practice. Here are some awesome sites I've found to help you practice your skills online.
Study Jams is really cool! You can pick a strand of Math and practice it by singing Karaoke, watching a video, doing a Step By Step lesson or Testing Yourself.
Math Live has cartoon episodes starring Anna and Hank who give you a real world problem to solve, and then go back and practice the skills needed to solve that problem. Bonus: it's a Canadian site!
Math Libs is a fun site where you can fill in the blanks, like in Mad Libs, and generate silly word problems that you get to solve. Try it! The word problems are based on the grade 4 and 5 curriculum, but would still be good practice for our 6s.
6s, in case you were feeling left out, you can try M-G6 is a really neat site with lessons, activities and a glossary, based on the grade 6 curriculum.
Clara has been using Khan Academy at home and likes it even more than IXL! I've signed us up for a class account. If you want a membership, just send me your email address and I'll sign you up! You can answer Math questions, like in IXL, but there are little videos available to coach you if you get stuck. And, you can take hints if you forget how to do something!
You can also access the National Library of Virtual Manipulatives to solve problems in a digital hands-on way!
On Free Rice, you can practice your times tables and earn grains of rice to be donated internationally from the World Food Program at the same time!
Hello Shauna I was wondering if you could make me a Khan academy my email is
ReplyDeletenilsn@sympatico.ca .